God, I hope so......

TehBorken · Jul 28 10 06:10

Damn, that would be SO cool.
[hr style="width: 100%; height: 2px;"]A giant asteroid could be [a href="vny!://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3072347/Asteroid-could-raze-London.html#ixzz0uzXq8LN2"]on course to hit Earth causing massive devastation[/a], space boffins revealed today. An international team including NASA experts warned a 560m wide space rock has been discovered heading this way.

If it did hit Earth it would blast a crater several miles wide and could devastate a city the size of London, wreaking death and destruction for hundreds of miles in every direction.

Full Story: [a href="vny!://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3072347/Asteroid-could-raze-London.html#ixzz0uzXq8LN2"]vny!://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3072347/Asteroid-could-raze-London.html#ixzz0uzXq8LN2[/a]

DDD · Jul 29 10 08:53

Wish it was sooner.............like now

Natasha · Jul 29 10 12:00

And why would anyone want that to happen?

TehBorken · Jul 30 10 11:33

Natasha wrote:
And why would anyone want that to happen?

Because if I knew it was going to happen, I could stop flossing.

Natasha · Jul 30 10 03:28

lol.. you still floss??

TehBorken · Jul 30 10 05:46

Natasha wrote:
lol.. you still floss??

I have teeth, therefore I floss. Why, don't you?

Natasha · Jul 30 10 07:17

^ flossing is over rated hun

TehBorken · Jul 31 10 07:07

Natasha wrote:
^ flossing is over rated hun

So is firebombing, but people still do it. Like my dentist says, "Ignore your teeth and they'll go away."

Marty · Jul 31 10 10:38

I just floss the teeth I want to keep.

Gopher · Jul 31 10 11:37

The others you don't want to keep?

Marty · Jul 31 10 06:36

The dentist told me I only have to floss the teeth I want to keep. I want to keep them all so I floss them all.

Natasha · Aug 03 10 11:55

lol.. you guys are too funny.

Honestly, I brush twice a day, floss once a day and rinse with Act Restoring Mouthwash once a day.. usually before bed (meaning going to sleep). So far that mouthwash is the best one I've used.

I'm in my early 30's now and all I've had done to my teeth is one extraction and two small cavities filled. I guess that's not bad. I thought of trying an electric toothbrush but haven't decided which one might be best. Any suggestions?

Orik · Aug 03 10 12:28

One of the water pick & sonic ones I guess, I see them in the dentist office over here the dentist says she uses it hereself.. I however think a regular soft bristle toothbrush is more than enough as long as you actually take the time to clean your teeth.

maybe I should start brushing at least once a year...

TehBorken · Aug 03 10 02:53

Natasha wrote:
I thought of trying an electric toothbrush but haven't decided which one might be best. Any suggestions?

The Sonicare rocks. Probably any of the "sonic" type brushes would work just as well. They beat a plain old toothbrush hands-down.

DDD · Aug 03 10 04:31

TehBorken wrote:
Natasha wrote:[BR style="FONT-STYLE: italic"] [SPAN style="FONT-STYLE: italic"]And why would anyone want that to happen?[/SPAN]

Because if I knew it was going to happen, I could stop flossing.
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I would just start drinking and never stop..............and sex lots of sex