How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
Thank god that's over with!! lol
Got the duplicate title for the GMC I got rid of and registered the newly acquired Taurus. I cant remember what they did last time I was there, but they taxed me on KBB value, rather than what was on the bill of sale. Thankfully I went to the bank on the way and brought extra cash with me.
Now I get to spend some time cleaning up the pig pen mess that's under the center console before I go to the dentist. How the **** did I manage to do that to myself?! The DMV and dentist in the same day!
My gf said my teeth grinding at night is getting worse and its to the point that I wake her up at night. I don't notice anything other than my jaw is always ******* sore. Even as I sit at the computer now I catch myself clenching my jaw. I made an appointment to see if anything can be done.
Got the duplicate title for the GMC I got rid of and registered the newly acquired Taurus. I cant remember what they did last time I was there, but they taxed me on KBB value, rather than what was on the bill of sale. Thankfully I went to the bank on the way and brought extra cash with me.
Now I get to spend some time cleaning up the pig pen mess that's under the center console before I go to the dentist. How the **** did I manage to do that to myself?! The DMV and dentist in the same day!
My gf said my teeth grinding at night is getting worse and its to the point that I wake her up at night. I don't notice anything other than my jaw is always ******* sore. Even as I sit at the computer now I catch myself clenching my jaw. I made an appointment to see if anything can be done.
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From: Frederick MD
My gf said my teeth grinding at night is getting worse and its to the point that I wake her up at night. I don't notice anything other than my jaw is always ******* sore. Even as I sit at the computer now I catch myself clenching my jaw. I made an appointment to see if anything can be done.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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I was at the mall once and this lady's kid (1 1.5yrs?) was screaming insistetly and mom didn't want to take charge of the situation as she just sood there talking on the phone. It was that scream that makes your ears ring event at 50ft away. I stay calm, but some teenager walking by said quite loudly "someone put a plug in that baby's ***!". I clapped.....softly. Kids need to be told who's boss...even if it's from a stranger.
I was in Walmart once about 6 months ago, and the entire time I was in there, I could hear a baby screaming like that from anywhere in the store. It was a blood curdling scream. After enduring this **** the entire half hour or so I was in there, I get to the check out and see this Mexican bitch in the isle next to me with her screaming kid. She has like 5 kids, and the one doing the screaming is this fat **** 5 year old, wedged into the buggy seat. She was just ignoring him the whole time and he was clearly just doing it for attention. Slap that bastard across the face and tell him to chill. I wanted to go choke the life out of her for allowing her children to do that in a public place.
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Dude! Me too! I bet I'm one of the most talented teeth drummers on the planet. No one can beat my solos.
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Now that I'm home though and I'm thinking about it, I might pass on the wisdom teeth. I mean, they don't ******* bother me at all, and he did say that it was optional. IDK, I just don't want to have another delay thrown into my schedule if its not necessary. Plus once they gone.....they gone.
On a good note though they said my teeth were great. I was actually surprised because the last time I was at the dentist was at least 5-6 years ago, not to mention I've been smoking for 10 years (70 days since I quit
). Thankfully I only need 1 filling. Not at all what I was planning to hear. lol
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That's exactly what the guy said. He took xrays and gave me a cleaning today, but they have me setup for tues to remove my wisdom teeth and make the mold for the guard. He said it helps about 75% of the people that try them, but its not for everyone. I feel like I might have a hard time falling asleep with that in my mouth. lol
Now that I'm home though and I'm thinking about it, I might pass on the wisdom teeth. I mean, they don't ******* bother me at all, and he did say that it was optional. IDK, I just don't want to have another delay thrown into my schedule if its not necessary. Plus once they gone.....they gone.
Now that I'm home though and I'm thinking about it, I might pass on the wisdom teeth. I mean, they don't ******* bother me at all, and he did say that it was optional. IDK, I just don't want to have another delay thrown into my schedule if its not necessary. Plus once they gone.....they gone.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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I actually just had my wisdom teeth out two weeks ago because they were hurting like ****, and it sucked. During the day, when I was drugged up, it was perfectly fine, but mornings were ******* horrible. I think the lack of meds overnight combined with the grinding made it 10x worse for me. So, point of the story, if they aren't bothering you, leave em alone. Provided you currently have dental insurance, and will have insurance for a while, because it's like 2 grand without insurance
1) If they are in occlusion
2) If they aren't crowded
3) Not causing pain
Otherwise get them out. I've seen tons of cases that cause infections, periodontal problems, and caries. The only time you're cleaning them properly is when you're going to the dentist. blah blah blah.
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