to a guy that was her professor in college...

Now everybody in my family is married but me and I'm sad because when I go home the only person that will stay up late and talk about stuff with me is my mother.. which is cool.. but not the same as my sisters

So is it really weird to get married during your lunch break?

(Edited by weenysmack at 12:45 pm on Jul. 17, 2004)

No.
But getting married during your lunch break to your former college professor..... Hello Maury Povich! (j/k)




Stay single weeny. It's better for your health.

(Edited by Chiren at 6:20 pm on Jul. 16, 2004)

I think that's pretty cool, actually...but don't feel bad about not getting married, you're so young!

My dad got all of his wisdom teeth pulled during his lunch break when I was younger and he went back to work. Wacky things happen during lunch breaks.

Not to start a one up thing, but I got my wisdom teeth pulled at 8 in the morning then made a bicycle race start at 11 and raced 110 miles... around mile 80 on a climb my dissolvable stitches broke when I was eating a powerbar and blood gushed from my mouth like a crazed vampire. The perfect ending would be winning the race, but I had to drop out becuase I was inhaling and swallowing to much blood and started to puke...

Good God...sorry about that!

no need to be sorry... I thought it was pretty funny... afterwards I guess...

Man, you guys obviously had a different wisdom teeth procedure performed than the one I had. I had my wisdom teeth out in 1995. I hear that they have significantly improved the procedure since that time. Like when my sister had hers out in about 2000, she was out on the town that very night. As for me...man, I was just fucking OUT. It was an out-and-out surgery for me. I don't even remember the rest of that day. My mom had to drive me home from the doctor's office, and when I got home, I immediately passed out and slept for about 12 hours. Even the next day, I was so swollen and in so much pain that I was confined to the couch, watching TV. I couldn't have gone back to work the day of, let alone participated in a bike race. Hell, I couldn't even walk straight.

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 12:28 am on Jul. 17, 2004)

I had mine pulled in '88... it was in the dentists office, with a local anesthetic. Needless to say he was against the race idea, but I really wasn't that uncomfortable. Wasn't a walk in the park, but I don't remember starting the race and thinking "what the hell was I doing?" THe novocaine was still in effect when I started, I remember having a tough time drinking, and the days after the thing that hurt the worst was my tongue, as I had been chewing on it for 80 miles...

When my younger brother had his pulled it was like yours JC, it was outpatient at a hospital and he was out cold. Soemthing must've happened to the procedure between '88 and '92.

i wont have wisdom teeth. suckas.

The dentist told me years ago that I have one wisdom tooth and that I was going to have room for it. It has just started poking its head out from my gum. I named him Bitey.

they building kids these days without wisdom teeth?

I'm still trying to figure out exactly what he's saying here.

oops!
That should say that the only person who will stay up late talking with me when I go home.... is my mother

and I am not a he

(Edited by weenysmack at 12:44 pm on Jul. 17, 2004)

My apologies. And thanks for clarifying.

(Edited by Bowl of Fire at 2:56 pm on Jul. 17, 2004)

Me too neither! mm! I'm a dental wonder, excluding a couple of cavities in my candy crazed youth. Never needed braces, No Wisdom teeth, normal bite and all. I consider myself blessed, but I would've jumped at the chance to miss school or abuse painkillers.

wow. i have never had a cavity. i do, however, need braces. but getting braces at sixteen is not going to happen.

I got my wisdom teeth out during the summer of 2002. It wasn't a pleasant experience since I got dry sockets and tried to drown the pain with Wal-Mart painkillers. Then the doctor dude gave me some weird goo to stick in my...um...sockets...that tasted like hot tamales and numbed the pain.

It was fun...not.

i'm never getting married. no man could ever capture my heart.

here, according to tf, all the reasons i will never settle down:

1. i'm passive-aggressive
2. i have this insatiable craving for male attention
3. i much prefer the anatomy of females to that of males (how you doin, miss9?)
4. i will only allow a certain drummer from a certain band to father my children
5. i'm too "gangsta" to commit to a lillywhite brother like himself.


and on that note, i think i'm single. hi boys.

If I had a dollar for every girl that wanted to settle down with me...
I'd still owe YDDD $5.
Don't worry about it, simone. You'll be ready to settle down once you graduate from the boys to the men.


I'm the only unmarried member of my family, and I think it's great! I'm finally getting all of the attention from my parents that, as a middle child, I've craved all of my life.

i've already got my cap and gown.....

What are you wearing under your gown?

My brother was married and he and his wife decided not to ever have kids, so he had a vasectomy. At age 25. They got divorced a few months later.

Now she's remarried. To her college (Austin Peay) professor. And she's pregnant.

I got my wisdom teeth pulled during winter break of 2002. It was terrible. They had to dig pretty deep to get one that was lodged in there sideways, leaving a huge hole in my gum. The whole right side of my face was throbbing with pain for about 2 weeks, and the Vicodin did nothing but fuck with my mind, so I stopped taking it after about the 3rd day. Worst Christmas ever.

As far as lunch breaks go, my best one ever was when I extended my 1/2 hour break to about 2 hours; I ate lunch at Cici's (I love it, I don't care what they say...) and went to Borders to buy a CD, read books, and get a free massage.

thats awful. he should have made her have the procedure if she was the one who didnt have kids. they can be reversed, though, right?

I thought I was the only fortunate one that won't get wisdom teeth. I'm sure I'll get something else though that will come and bite me in the ass.

Yeah, it is reversible-I see all kinds of billboards for it on the way to Nashville. Sorry to hear about that Carl-that really sucks. I didn't know you had a brother.
You know, now that it is behind me I am glad I had my wisdom teeth out because it was fun. It was funny when I started to wake up, I got great pain killers, everyone brought me flowers, ice cream, soup and felt bad for me. I got out of working and got to watch Sex and the City with my mom all week. Then I went to see the features at Belmont by the end of the week. Wouldn't do it again, though!

(Edited by mindylieu at 7:07 pm on Jul. 18, 2004)

I got my wisdom teeth out last year sometime (don't reacall when)...I was doped up pretty good. My mom was apparantly laughing hysterically at my incoherent rambling until I passed out. I can vividly remember being in the Wal-Mart parking lot writhing in pain while they decided to take an hour to get my pain killers. Bastards.

a number of years ago, i got my wisdom teeth out. it really sucked for me--i had, at that point, a fairly obvious problem with abusing various drugs, so i didn't get the real painkillers. i got aspirin. that's it.

When my older sister had her wisdom teeth removed, it was quite an ordeal so I was a bit apprehensive. However, my procedure wasn't a problem at all. I sat on the couch that night and watched television. I was fine the next day so I came to Nashville for my freshman orientation.

In the interest of full disclosure, though, I had already had one of my wisdom teeth removed when I broke my jaw a couple of years earlier.

i swallowed one of my wisdom teeth during the removal process.

whoa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think that dentists and oral surgeons have some kind of deal going on. I refused to have my wisdom teeth taken out, mainly b/c they weren't bothering me too much, but my dentist went on and on about it. "You need to get those things taken care of." "I can recommend you a great oral surgeon", and many other similar suggestions. I think that dentists get a free round o' golf from the oral surgeon or something else, if they give them new clients. It's a conspiracy. I guess that's a big reason why I didn't get any of my wisdom teeth removed and I guess that's why I got a cavity on one of them and had to have a filling. My dentist said, "Well, I would remove it, but it's a working tooth now." And while he was giving me 5+shots in my mouth he said, "Wow, I'm half-way down your throat. When I'm dead and gone your next dentist will say, How the hell did that guy do it?" My dentist is insane.

Sorry about his ex or sorry that I have a brother?

Seriously, though, he's not too torn up about it. He's not so emo like myself. In fact, we're almost complete opposites. Except when it comes to the ladies...

I've heard that because you're not under full anesthesia when you're wisdom teeth are being removed, you respond to things the surgeon tells you while you're under (i.e. open wider, etc.) Is this true? I don't know why that bothers me.

Maybe you've seen the adult dentist Seinfeld episode?

My teeth were absoulutely KILLING me...I needed them out. That was very good advice. On the other hand, apparantly I don't have as much enamel on my back teeth as I should, and my dentist asked me, "Ashley, do you know what 'bulimia' is?" That was irksome. If I'm bulimic, then I'm not very good at it.

shhhhhhh you're gorgeous.

i'm kinda sad we didn't make out.

nice reference....


They knocked my ass out when they took out my teeth. I woke up an hour later and when they walked me to the recovery room I told the nurse something like, "Nurste SWillngtqon yooo are a verry gud nursete, i liiiike yoooooo. yoo make me nice," then I tried to fall down.

???

Ha Ha Ha Ha

Ditto for me.

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 8:45 pm on Jul. 19, 2004)

I knew you would say that. What I meant to say is I am sorry for your brother that you have a brother.

i had my wisdom teeth out a year ago. i remember getting the gas, a slight poke in one arm for anestesia (i flinched; doc said "don't move"), an even smaller poke in the other arm (another flinch; doc said "don't move"), and then i was in my bed with a mouthful of gauze. kind of funny, thinking back. chicken noodle soup never tasted so damn good.

but... to return to the subject.... getting married on your lunch break seems... a little odd.