Dr Marie-Catherine Klarkowski said: ‘The most important thing is to take away patients’ fear. The sight of cleavages gets patients narcotised and distracted from the pain rather quickly. ‘Some patients’ mouths are already wide open on entering the practice.’It is unclear if the patients feel less pain but the number of clients going to the Relax & Smile practice in Munich has risen by a third since the change. Yes, they are all men.Dr Klarkowski came up with the fleshy idea at an Oktoberfest event after seeing how men ogled waitresses in their traditionally revealing ‘dirndl’ outfits. The change has also seen the practice turned into an ‘Alpine lounge’ with open fireplace, deer antlers on the wall and wooden benches for patients.‘The competition doesn’t sleep. I know colleagues who have decorated their whole practice with Mickey Mouse and one even in Star Trek style,’ added the 41-year-old. And the nurses say the £430 costumes do it for them, too.
‘I much prefer working in a dirndl, I enjoy looking good at work and it’s a lot more fun since we had the new outfits,’ said employee Larisa Hrustic.The cunning tactic could be used alongside a new device that filters out the sound of a dentist’s drill.It plugs into an MP3 player, ‘locks on’ to the harsh drilling noise and removes it, British researchers told Metro two weeks ago. So, soon you could be able to ogle in perfect peace.
Watch Your GPS- car crashes into church
BERLIN - Two British seniors landed in hospital in southern Germany after their car’s global positioning system directed them to drive into a church.While driving their Renault in the evening on a back road near the Austrian border, the navigation system instructed the couple to turn right where there was no road.“They were confused and didn’t notice that the navigation system was faulty,” a police spokeswoman said.The 76-year-old driver then ploughed into the side of the village church, writing off the car, knocking a picture off the wall and damaging the building’s foundations. Total damages were some 25,000 euros, police in the nearby town of Immenstadt France
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Smart Horse stuck in swimming pool
The four-year-old animal, whose name caused some mirth for the pool owners once the initial shock of discovering a horse had worn off, had to be pulled free with a series of ropes and a lot of team-work.Mischief, who lives in Godshill in the New Forest, had apparently wandered into a neighbour's garden - unaware of the pool because of a plastic tarpaulin sheet.The horse appeared distressed when it was unable to escape from it's icy bath - but a local vet was called to sedate the animal before the fire crew pulled it to safety.Judging by the photo (above) several of the fireman failed to see the funny side. Mischief also looks a little peeved. Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service watch manager Jim Green said the horse is now safe and back with its owner.And the next priority for Mischief's neighbours is a better fence.
Fake ATM prank leaves London
In a short YouTube video shot by intrigued onlookers, a film crew is seen gathered around the corner from the tampered cash dispenser. As the woman approaches and starts to use the ATM, a torrent of a cream-coloured liquid is unleashed - several litres of it, from the looks of things, which leads to a shocked lifelessness as the girl stumbles away. Moments later, the film crew rush to the woman and offer her a towel to clean herself up. Several YouTube viewers have reacted angrily to the stunt, claiming the crew went too far. One user said: 'If that happened to me, the first person that walks up to me will get stabbed. No joke. Keep this s*** in London
'I hope they find the dudes and arrest 'em.' Some have managed to spot that the scene is less than organic, stating: 'You know that this is a film crew filming an actor, right?'
