| 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 Jun 10th 2007, 22:21:44 wrote
on Oct 31st 2006, 20:20:47 wrote
on Mar 4th 2002, 11:42:01 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.
he smiled with those gleaming white teeth of his. those teeth that tormented me so each night in my dreams. if he had said another word just then, i would have killed him.
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?
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.
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