| Amount of texts to »teeth« | 27, and there are 26 texts (96.30%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 118 Characters |
| Average Rating | 1.074 points, 9 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Aug 1st 2000, 01:37:19 wrote Josef about teeth |
| Latest text | on Oct 29th 2007, 06:02:14 wrote sydstranda about teeth |
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(overall: 9) |
on Jan 23rd 2005, 00:36:56 wrote
on Oct 31st 2006, 20:20:47 wrote
on Oct 22nd 2001, 05:56:12 wrote |
If a law is described as »having no teeth« then it's probably not worth appealing to it. On the other hand if a person has no teeth then that may just be not particularly appealing.
I work in a deli at the supermarket. i noticed that there are alot of toothless people around here. Does it have any connection with eating lunchmeat? Not that being toothless is a bad thing. But i never noticed how many people there are around here with rotting and missing teeth until I worked in the deli at the supermarket.
A being made of pure teeth would be very fearsome. However, it would not be very effectual. Lacking muscles and nerve tissue, it would not be a great threat. Yet, tooth enamel is the hardest substance in a human body. So stick that in your craw, Frank.
Something companionable stuck in Frank's craw, nuzzled up against his Adam's apple.
Terrified of metal. Why do I prefer the constriction of a dental dam while at the dentist's (and no, not the sexy way, just the cover-the-tooth way). And where can I get a tooth hole puncher like he uses?
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