Charles sighed deeply, gazing at his brand new, fresh off the show room floor, Fire Red Dodge Charger, lying in a field just off the road. Just a dent...I wouldn't mind that. But this??
Taking that last U-bend on hwy. 238 and then skidding to miss a stray sheep had sent Fire Red spinning out and over onto weeds and grass of some rancher's field.
It did not matter now how many fluoride rinses and teeth extractions Dr. Charles Bentley, DDS, had done to buy Fire Red, now a totaled mass of metal, seat belts, open door, and shattered windows.
He managed to "extract" his phone, and call 911. Sigh.
Note: there was no way I could insert "espionage" into this and keep a cohesive story. Instead the Table of Elements will come into play. You will need to use a magnifying glass to read this.
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| This page provides names of the symbols. |
Es = Einsteinuim**; P = Phosphorous; I = Iodine; O = Oxygen; Na = Sodium; and, Ge = Germanium
**This is an element, a mighty small one, named after Alfred Einstein. It is metallic and radioactive with a life of 20.8 minutes.
Works for me.
Clever!
ReplyDeleteHe'll just have to perform a few more crowns for the repairs.
Some more crowns should help.
DeleteDr Charles Bently will just have to say, "Open wider, please" a few more
ReplyDeletetimes.
Excellent!
DeleteGuess he'll be hard at work doing root canals for a while
ReplyDeleteRoot canals will bring in lots of money, good thought!
DeleteGreat car, although I think the Chargers of the 60s had more power, i.e. think the film Bullitt. Still looks cool though:)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! The Chargers of the 60s were "muscle cars", and Steve McQueen knew how to drive those.
DeleteDr. Bently would not go for the historical cars though.
Judging by our dentists, it will only take him a week (or two if the first is slow) to recover financially.
ReplyDeleteLove this. Thank you.
bahahaha so very true and you made me laugh. :)
DeleteYup. $$$ will pile up soon enough.
ReplyDeleteDidn't he have insurance? That should help. A little.
ReplyDeleteDepends on the insurance. Geico? Liberty? eSuance? AAA? ...the list is long...
DeleteInsurance will cover it. Maybe. Big bummer either way.
ReplyDeleteoh and Elephant's Child made me laugh. She's spot on. :)
DeleteOh, I hope he had that car at least long enough to enjoy it a bit.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with Espionage :D
It seemed logical to me.
DeleteElement information I did not know. Glad Einstein lasted longer.
ReplyDeleteI am as well! What an amazing brilliant man!
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