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oferdegi said:
All distractions vociferously expressed, relentlessly teasing, inciting, soliciting - Expenditure.

Even X-ray picture evidence names dental incompetence to undermine reverse equalisation.

( :blackeye or - how my tooth exploded last year on the way up from 30m :blackeye )
 
BatRay said:
Seriously? Was it a bad filling or something?

I never could operate more precise eating tools, ergo, never consumed eggrolls.

Ed's gas got raunchy old ladies laughingly sick! :yack

Yeah, bad filling. It didn't really explode, just fell out. It felt that way 'cause the water was cold (Santa Cruz Is. in Feb.), and made the air from my reg just painful!
 
You are really nice

I known people who get tooth squeeze during diving as they ascend. I see them take out their reg and wiggle the tooth. They said it can be quite painful. The only solution is to have your filling redone
 
oferdegi said:
Lady Apnea Divers Invariably Enjoy S...norkelling*

*:naughty Shame on you - what were you thinking?

:)

rofl rofl Good one, Oferdegi!

Apparently, parsing naughtiness entertains apneists (is that a word?)

BTW - only the filling fell out, I switched dentists (a diver who happened to be on the boat!)when we got back to the harbor!
 
NOooo! An underwater growth has tainted important naturally eating squid serpents.

That sounds very unpleasant. Having a tooth filled is bad enough, but for it to pop out and have to be done again...I don't envy you. Glad your new dentist understood the issues though.
 
BatRay said:
NOooo! An underwater growth has tainted important naturally eating squid serpents.

That sounds very unpleasant. Having a tooth filled is bad enough, but for it to pop out and have to be done again...I don't envy you. Glad your new dentist understood the issues though.

I sympathise, Rick. I guess we can all agree that:

Suffering's quintupled :blackeye under inept dentists.
 
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oferdegi said:
I sympathise, Rick. I guess we can all agree that:

Suffering's quintupled :blackeye under inept dentists.

Quietly Unimpressed, I've Never Tried Unleashing Prolifically Loaded Extreme Destruction...

For that, one needs a 2-year-old in the house..... :blackeye

B

rofl
 
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