Gaddafi, Gadhafi, Qadafy, lets call the whole thing off!

It’s not very often that a sane human being can say that he has something in common with a lunatic.  But here I am, admitting that Gaddafi and I share one opinion: That the UN is a useless organization. Man, is there another human being alive that looks like a living, breathing caricature.  If you caught a glimpse of him on TV, he looks like a cartoon character. But I digress.  His speech was amazing.  96...

Angry Dentist’s Thoughts of the Day- September 23

Here we go, boys and girls… I don’t like college football.  I’ve never hid my dislike for the game.  But its big.  Real big.  But sometimes I wonder if it weren’t legal to bet on the games, would anyone really care.  I mean, why would anyone, except for alumni and students, care about what goes on in most college games, many of which display a lopsided balance of ability.  People feel...

Angry Dentist’s Thoughts of the Day- September 20

My political thoughts of the weekend.  Enjoy! First off, everyone remembers the asinine comments of Jimmy Carter from last week about racism being behind the mass’s dislike of the president’s policies.  Well, yesterday, Obama cam out and said, point blank, that he does not feel that racism is a motivation.  Guess what?  Anyone with half a brain, a quarter of brain, even, knows that he is lying. ...

Angry Dentist’s Thoughts of the day- September 14- Family Edition

Today is the family edition.  Enjoy: Two year and three months ago, it was just me and my wife.  And our daschund Friday.  That was it.  That was our world.  And today?  A real family.  2 children, a son and daughter.  Its all pretty bizarre.  For two years, it was just my son.  And now… when I get home from work, I see Nathan in his high chair eating, and I’m reminded that I am a father. ...

9/11- My Feelings 8 Years Later

I wasn’t in New York during the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  But I was close, across the river in Newark.  You could see the Twin Towers when you stepped out the doors to the dental school. I remember seeing the Towers that morning, as I saw them every morning.  I remember watching the aftermath of the attacks on the television in the student lounge.  I remember going outside several minutes later and looking...