I am so happy it wasn't as bad as you expected. Forgot I took a chance on winning the new Harry Potter book and was quite surprised when it was on my desk this morning. I will only be at the job until Friday and then off to search again, hopefully CBS will have something for me. Cross your fingers. Hope thre is no aaftereffect pain with the tooth gone! Love you!
Posted by joyce on July 19, 2005 12:10 AM
I had my first tooth extraction last year and the guy had to practically stand on my chest to yank it out. "Hmm, strong tooth," he said in a thick Russian accent. "Uh huhh," I gargled. Like what am I supposed to say? JUST DO IT!
;)
Its a wonder anyone EVER goes to the dentist after seeing that flick!
Posted by Karen on July 19, 2005 8:16 PM
Don't you remember what happened to Sydney Bristow and her teeth in the very first episode of Alias? You're on your way to great things, my friend. Oh, yes. Great things, indeed.
I have a terrible phobia of dental work, because of all the torture - uh, that's orthodontics - I endured as a child. However this story didn't gross me out. Maybe I should get my teeth cleaned. I haven't in over 5 years.
I think the big death was great.
Yes, killing off Harry Potter before book seven was a stroke of genius.
Posted by Alastair on July 18, 2005 4:12 PM
I am so happy it wasn't as bad as you expected. Forgot I took a chance on winning the new Harry Potter book and was quite surprised when it was on my desk this morning. I will only be at the job until Friday and then off to search again, hopefully CBS will have something for me. Cross your fingers. Hope thre is no aaftereffect pain with the tooth gone! Love you!
Posted by joyce on July 19, 2005 12:10 AM
I had my first tooth extraction last year and the guy had to practically stand on my chest to yank it out. "Hmm, strong tooth," he said in a thick Russian accent. "Uh huhh," I gargled. Like what am I supposed to say? JUST DO IT!
;)
Posted by doug on July 19, 2005 3:17 PM
will you be watching The Marathon Man tohight?
"Is it safe?"
Its a wonder anyone EVER goes to the dentist after seeing that flick!
Posted by Karen on July 19, 2005 8:16 PM
Don't you remember what happened to Sydney Bristow and her teeth in the very first episode of Alias? You're on your way to great things, my friend. Oh, yes. Great things, indeed.
Posted by mak on July 20, 2005 2:11 AM
AUGH
I have a terrible phobia of dental work, because of all the torture - uh, that's orthodontics - I endured as a child. However this story didn't gross me out. Maybe I should get my teeth cleaned. I haven't in over 5 years.
Then I read MAK's comment. Never mind.
Posted by MzOuiser on July 22, 2005 2:26 PM