Only in Utah

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Took this a couple months ago in Utah. Oxymoron!?

For those who can't read the small print, it says "Luxury Dental Spa."
I like to share what I learn, and I like to learn from others.

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Lori said…
lol. Oh utah, i will miss you and your crazy ways.
June 17, 2009 at 10:46 AM
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