Question:
Saying this as direct as possible, with both the female dentists I've
had, their boobs get in the way. I don't see any way around it,
you're hovering over someone and your chest is right by the head. I
had a neck ache afterwards it was so bad.
Answer:
I have experienced this situation with dental assistant's.
Therefore, it is not new to the dental arts.
Had one well-endowed assistant like this. Was tempted to ask, based
on parts of her anatomy occasionally being very near too, or on, my
mouth "why even keep the shirt on at this point?". :-) But seeing as
how she had a variety of sharp metal tools in my mouth at other points
in the procedure, I didn't want to risk it being taken the wrong way.
Thinking back, the reason it wasn't a problem with the (mainly female)
assistants and hygienists is that they stand up and don't get as near.
The doctors usually sit and need to get nearer when drilling or
examining.
Titillating thread. I will check again to stay abreast. At least the usual
trolling boobs have ignored this one.
One of California's governor candidates is porn actress Mary Carey.
We called Carey to ask about her revenue-raising ideas since Gov.
Rendell is having so much trouble getting his through the Legislature.
Carey, 24, is struggling to overcome the notion that she's in the race
simply to promote her movies.
"They invited me on 'The O'Reilly Factor' to boost the ratings, but
O'Reilly was a little surprised when I began talking," she told us.
"People don't expect me to be as smart as I am."
One of Carey's revenue ideas is to tax breast implants.
"Why should we tax cars?" she asked. "Everyone needs a car. We should
tax luxuries and plastic surgery is a luxury. Tax the people who can
afford to pay."
Carey also proposes a "Porn for Pistols" gun exchange program.
"I can get some of the stars from the industry to go with me to
Compton and take guns off the street," she said. "We'd say, come meet
Jen Jamison and get free porno movies for trading in your gun."
Her best fiscal idea involves the governor's mansion in Sacramento.
"Reality TV is very popular these days," she explained. "Why not have
reality TV in the mansion? I'll place a live Web cam in every room.
We'd charge $20 a month for people to view it. Worldwide, we could
easily get 500,000 to join and that would solve our deficit without
raising taxes."
No, that probably wouldn't work for Rendell.
With friends like these
Our trouble getting Mayor Street to pose with his pet simply
underlines what folks already know: He can be difficult. Which makes
him a hard sell for his supporters.
To wit, a recent letter from Roxborough ward leader Lou Agre to his
committeepeople. After warning them that a Sam Katz victory will cost
Democrats their jobs, he added, "While many of us have problems with
John Street's personality, as he is a tough person, the fact is that
we need someone tough to run this city."
Then there's the invitation from Klehr Harrison lawyer Richard DeMarco
for a fund-raiser Thursday night: "While I understand the current
mayor has faults, his record and accomplishments in his first term are
unmatched," DeMarco wrote, concluding, "Even if you don't like the
mayor... Come for the open bar!"
