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I believe that dentures fluoresce under UV light, whereas natural teeth do not, in which case, semi-baked. (Or maybe it was the other way round, in which case, oops!) |
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cheshire cat impersonation? |
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Who was the user a while back that declared "from this point on, I shall refer to myself only in the third person?" Was it [Canuck]? |
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why? do you want to bite your wife? |
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[thimble] has given up on third person and now insists he will only refer to himself in the fourth person. Someone else will post for him. |
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Jim beat you to it, thim. |
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[bristolz] rolls her eyes at the dramatic statement but in the spirit of experimentation tries out this particular affectation. |
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I work with someone who refers to himself in the third person as a matter of course. I've gotten so used to it now that I hardly even think about it until I hear someone else comment on it. |
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We begin to wonder whether it might be time for us to adopt a similar affectation. We are, as yet, unsure as to the form of affectation we should adopt. |
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Teeth do glow in nightclubs with dem purple lights, if youve brushed three times a day since you were six. otherwise you look a bit ratty. |
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Be great for search and rescue people at night make you easy to spot, all you would need to do is smile a lot, could also be usefull as a small flashlight. |
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