whilst reprogramming my brain at the foundation eliot suggested that i have my teeth checked. taking dental advice from a man with absolutely horrid dental hygiene could be construed as bordering on insanity but as i earlier stated, i’d do anything for eliot. a few days ago i showed up for some cleaning and scaling only to be informed that i had 3 teeth in need of repair, fucking fillings! today i showed up and endured 90 minutes of torture only to be told that there were 2 more teeth in need of repair. i didn’t book an appointment. i’ll ruminate on this for a while.
in the last post i posed the question, “can a person be cured of a condition he never had?” i’m disappointed that no one offered me any help on this stumper. of course i wasn’t asking this question for my own benefit and of course i didn’t check myself into the nut house for my own benefit either. there is a certain pipe smoker who will remain unnamed that i was trying to assist in overcoming a period of darkness. if this person could only swallow his pride and seek my help there might be a glimmer of hope for him. i am of the opinion that a person cannot be cured of a condition that they do not possess. it’s up to the person in question to realize that there’s nothing to cure. most trained medical professionals are loathe to admit this, after all they’re in the money making racket and there’s nothing better than a patient who cannot be cured. molly coddling is only good for the first 10 days, then hit the patient over the head with a wooden mallet and let the chips fall where they may. (that's why i checked out of the nut house on day 9)
so here is today’s big question:
is one year of enjoying candy worth the aggravation of 3 hours in the dentist’s chair? if i had to pay for the dental work the answer would be easy, fuck no. but since the dental work is free it’s a tough decision.
i love you sons of bitches,