This guy would appear to be screwed:
The rat running by the acupuncturist's door is a nice touch, too. And so appropriate.
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Hate to be pedantic... it is Dutch.
Oops, sorry, the title is from the Youtube file, where I noticed he it is mentioned more than once.
Augh, I have so much sympathy pain just anticipating that fictional event. Augh... horrible.
this link works in the UK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYUfooNlxk0
I plan to move any copies I find in B&N, etfc. to the historical fiction section.
I see that you've found the marvelous advertisements from Centraal Beheer, a Dutch insurance company located in Apeldoorn (their tagline translates to "Let's call Apeldoorn"). Wonderful humour!
It also appears that they've captured the essence of acupuncture in this 60-second spot.
Prometheus
hahah! brilliant!
No, this is the real reason not to use acupuncture.
"I think the treatment is very successful - never had a patient come back."