I wouldn't, but not because it's too weird for me (it's not, it's right up my alley), but I suspect it would make a lot of the customers twitchy and potentially offended.
My maiden name? Breshears. I was a skinny, flat-chested teenage girl. Use your imagination. Mortification was my middle name. I am generally painfully unamused with "last name word games."
Actually, though, didn't people derive their names from their line of work in many cases throughout history? Like you would have a barber named "Shearer" for example, or a vintner named "Boozer?"
I work in a FH.. and my name is Raven. Few ask for my last name after that. Yeah, I WOULD use it... but only because it is my name, not for the "interpretation" of the other folk.
When he was working on your teeth, did the smell of gasoline and burned rubber waft? Did he have a bunch of people rush you and do all of the jobs all at once? Did they jack up the chair you were in?
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My maiden name? Breshears. I was a skinny, flat-chested teenage girl. Use your imagination. Mortification was my middle name. I am generally painfully unamused with "last name word games."
;-)
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Dyer's Dead
That could work.
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Not the race car driver. But... his father!
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That's so weird. Could he only remove teeth by rotating them to the left?
Was he fast?
Did he have to make a pit stop?
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They lived about a mile up the hill from us.
He had a lot of chrome stuff in the exam room, and air powered tools...
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Did he have a bunch of people rush you and do all of the jobs all at once?
Did they jack up the chair you were in?
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The chair did all the dental things - up, down, tilt, all that good stuff.
I don't know how he feels about racing though, he only ever talked to me about the teeth he was about to pull.
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"I want to be a Dentist!"
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