By Anonymous - 28/03/2014 00:09 - United States - Kent
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I wouldn't want to leave either
I think we need to drill into the situation.
I was at the orthodontist and the doctor told an assistant that I had a G. I asked what it meant and he said with a straight face that it meant a growth. It actually mean good, as in good hygiene.
She'll realise that it was joke hopefully.
The reason I hated dentists when I was a kid is these sick jokes they make!! It's like they enjoy seeing the patient frightened!
Those kinds of 'jokes' can destroy a child's trust in medical professionals. What a jackass, to say something like that.
She won't leave her room? Is the dentist like the demon in those chain letters in that he's going to be by her bed at 3:00 am to take her jaw off?
It's because she didn't send the story to 10 people before midnight.
That really bites!
That pun was jaw-dropping.
That comment has been said to me about 50 times. It never gets old.
She'll calm down eventually, but really, what was he thinking?
"Maybe this kid has an adult/morbid sense of humor!" *screaming* "...fuck."
#6 most people hate the dentist, dentists know this and sometimes they try way too hard to be funny. Every time I go I'm clinched tight enough to pass diamonds and I haven't even had a bad experience with a dentist. Except military dental, but they're butchers and don't count as dentists in my mind.
I have an irrational fear of the dentist, if they said that I would probably do the same. To me even a check up is terrifying.
And that is the beginning of an irrational fear.
Given the circumstance, I'd say a rational fear.
The psycho dentist strikes again!
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I wouldn't want to leave either
She'll realise that it was joke hopefully.