Turbo comes through.

January 24th, 2013

I asked Turbo, my Shakespeare Typing Monkey, to find the quote in Cymbeline that talks of comfort and sleep while having a toothache. He set to work. I’d really been struggling all day. No way I could get an appointment this quick at the UC Pacific dental clinic. I went to the VA but couldn’t find a doctor to write a scrip for painkillers. I tried drowning my pain in coffee, which helps for other pains, but hot coffee on rotted tooth enamel…? Finally, Turbo got back to me:

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He was pretty apologetic about not getting the Shakespeare quote, but pointed out that at the end he’d hit upon next best thing, the refill for my Oxycodone.

One Response to “Turbo comes through.”

  1. Scott Keck Says:

    A monkey that types Oxy refills is worth a lot more than a monkey that types Shakespeare. Sad, but true. Especially in the Rust Belt states.

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