Re: [pyrnet] Rocks,( well its actually a tooth story)

["Philip C. Rogers, Jr." <pcrogers@attbi.com>]

Ouch, that had to smart. With the way I feel about dentists,
I know what you mean tho, right after I got her (3mths old)
we butted heads while playing...I learned real quick she had
the harder head, no matter what those who know me have said
in the past....:) After all the pretty stars had disappeared
she still had that "let's play!" look......


I think I will stick with the broke toe.....Normally Luka gives a signal
that the game has changed, but that day she just whipped around.

It was fall on her, or try to miss. I missed her, got my toe :)


At 13:50 01/03/2002, you wrote:
>Hi Phil,
>Your post reminded me of an incident I had with Mandy
>a couple of years ago that required an emergency visit
>to the dentist. I don't blame Mandy, its really my
>fault for attempting to do anything in the morning
>before I've had my coffee. Anyway, we were coming in
>from the morning walk, going up a flight of stairs and
>she stopped on the stairs. I leaned over her and she
>suddenly jumped up to the next stair and also collided
>with my right front tooth. Mandy was fine, didn't even
>blink an eye, but my tooth did not fare so well .It
>was now quite crooked. Luck would have it that I had a
>job interview scheduled for that morning. I cancelled
>it (speaking as best I could through a terrible lisp)
>and fortunately my dentist was in. He was able to
>somehow pull the tooth back into place, but said there
>was a good chance that the root was damaged. Needless
>to say, I was back in his office three weeks later for
>a root canal. I guess the moral of the story is, no
>matter how slow and pokey the pyrs are much of the
>time, sometimes they move much faster then you'd
>expect.
>Kelly(who will never put her head over Mandy's again)
>& Mandy (pyr with a very hard head)