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Re:we are all going to die 10 Years, 11 Months ago
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andrew wrote:
I haven't pulled out the wisdom tooth but, I use burnt sewing needles to clean where gum line is and used paper clips to pick the gum where it's covering up the wisdom tooth, then rinse it all out.
Tell me how you broke your finger.
I had an allergic reaction to (probably) a colleague's "door to door knock-off" washing up liquid, and my hand swelled up really badly and my wedding ring was stuck.
Anti-histamines etc had little effect and when the only solution offered was to cut it off I had to sort it myself.
It was my Grandmother's, then my mothers, now mine, and there was no way in hell I was going to lose it. (you have to bear in mind I was demented with pain) So I drank a half bottle of tequila and tried to dislocate my finger so I could wrestle it off, and broke it.
I yelped out loud reading about the sewing needles. Why not just go to the dentist? Aren't there any NHS ones? Or do you still have to pay?
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Re:we are all going to die 10 Years, 11 Months ago
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honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
andrew wrote:
I haven't pulled out the wisdom tooth but, I use burnt sewing needles to clean where gum line is and used paper clips to pick the gum where it's covering up the wisdom tooth, then rinse it all out.
Tell me how you broke your finger.
I had an allergic reaction to (probably) a colleague's "door to door knock-off" washing up liquid, and my hand swelled up really badly and my wedding ring was stuck.
Anti-histamines etc had little effect and when the only solution offered was to cut it off I had to sort it myself.
It was my Grandmother's, then my mothers, now mine, and there was no way in hell I was going to lose it. (you have to bear in mind I was demented with pain) So I drank a half bottle of tequila and tried to dislocate my finger so I could wrestle it off, and broke it.
I yelped out loud reading about the sewing needles. Why not just go to the dentist? Aren't there any NHS ones? Or do you still have to pay?
The waiting lists are too long round here you might just give yourself a DIY job, I did jab my gum with the needle by accident, yes blood pissed out but I rinsed out with Listerine and took my girlfriend painkillers which are for period pains.
Needles are good for getting scrapping of the plague but I would not recommend it but least I'm saving NHS money.
I hope you got the ring off with causing damage to it, remember you still another set of fingers lol.
My remember my parents bought some washing powder which was a Persil knockoff from France bought it irritated my skin, then my mum gave another box, which I used for unblocking the kitchen sink.
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