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The Monday Morning Memo

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 If you’d like to see your company in the rabbit hole, please send all appropriate details to my assistant
Andrew Harrison at Andrew@WizardOfAds.com  And be sure to specify what you’re offering as a bribe.
[Note: the Wizard has prohibited me from accepting cash. Besides, cash ain’t my thang anyway.]

Dear Indy,

Enclosed, please find a custom made, full upper denture.

I’ve been watching you for years now, and I rarely see you smiling.  Dentists will tell you the most obvious reason for not smiling is embarrassment of the state of your teeth.  That may or may not be true in your case, but a famous celebrity like you deserves to flash nice pearlies.   So, I whipped these up for you.
While you are the first canine we have fabricated a denture for, fear not for we are well versed in serving the animal community. We’ve constructed a cast chrome partial denture for a baboon to keep him from wearing away his incisors.  A circus elephant is also a grateful client as we constructed several custom made composite fillings for the painful cavities in his tusks.
Most people mistakenly assume the eyes are the most important aspect of beauty.  Yet, a 2007 study (Journal of the American Dental Assoc.) discovered, the smile is the most critical attribute in determining facial attractiveness.  Teeth and smile received a rating of 81.5%, while the eyes only scored a 75.7%.  According to the study, the greater the misalignment of a person’s teeth, the lower they scored the face in attractiveness – even if the eyes were beautiful.

Although your mug is attractive, think how gorgeous you’ll be with your new smile.  Talk about animal magnetism.  Wowzah!

You don’t seem to have any problems in the self-image department, but here are some other reasons to smile with your new teeth:
  • Smiling radiates confidence and you’re instantly perceived as more attractive and more easily approachable.  (Hmmm…perhaps more dates during mating season?)
  • Smiling releases endorphins into your system, giving you a natural high, making you feel vibrant and vigorous.  (Imagine the scent you’ll leave behind now.)
  • The muscles used in smiling provide a natural facelift, making you look years younger.  (And that’s important when you consider “dog years.”)
  • And in business, smiling people have a much higher rate of promotion than those who don’t.  (Just think…you could be starring in a Super Bowl commercial next year!)
Indy, you’ve given me loads of enjoyment over the years, I just wish you’d smile more.
Perhaps now you will.
Your pal,

Bob Wakitsch

Dental Craft Corporation
Ringwood, IL.

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“A baby was born and a candle was lit.

The illumination that added to the brilliance of existence acquired the characteristics of humanity.
It too would strive for a purpose as the taunting winds of life seemed to hinder its external cause.
A little boy was staring up at the heavens in awe and wonder, and the candle with its extending and questioning flame, stretched toward the abode of God in defiance, its doubts to remain forever unanswered in a world of dormancy.
As happiness enveloped the boy in a protective shell, the flame danced and trembled with excitement, inspired by the winds of mockery.
A young man, his mind filled with stirring ideas, set out to conquer the world.
The candle set out in rebellion against darkness, with wild hisses and mounting expectations, and the melting wax of years piled like sediment in the foundation of a life.
Yet the young man had not a smile on his face, but resembled a sketch which had captured a moment of sadness, and the flame, burning away priceless years, let hundreds of years escape over its brim of light.
An old man, whose face was etched with the lines of toil, struggle, and emptiness, let his mind wander back to his moments of marvel, of delusions, of past and forgotten happiness, and many unquestionable aims, and his frail body which had wrinkled with the creases of emotion, trembled, and one lonely forsaken tear fell, shuddering down his cracked cheek.
His eyes closed, yet a faint smile seemed to suggest contentment, and as the whisper of God breathed softly a message of simple finality, the flame, with one last groping of anguish rose towards the sky, and then sank back into oblivion.

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- Douglas Burdon

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