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11 in the morning and I'm drinking a can of coke and eating toffee my Mum bought me back from Cornwall, whilst making a monkey skydiving game. Not the best start to the morning, I think you'll agree.
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Forest Fan wrote:
> It's not that suprising, as humans never evolved.
Well, maybe you didn't, because you're still a moron.
> It's not that suprising, as humans never evolved.
Well, maybe you didn't, because you're still a moron.
Bejam wrote:
> I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth,
> vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to
> ruin.
>
> Why can't we just have sharp gums?
It's not that suprising, as humans never evolved.
> I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth,
> vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to
> ruin.
>
> Why can't we just have sharp gums?
It's not that suprising, as humans never evolved.
Fiery Salamander wrote:
> Bejam wrote:
> I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth,
> vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to
> ruin.
>
> Why can't we just have sharp gums?
>
> Because bone is harder and will there for last longer.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but i dont think teeth are actually bones. I think they're made from the same stuff as fingernails are????
> Bejam wrote:
> I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth,
> vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to
> ruin.
>
> Why can't we just have sharp gums?
>
> Because bone is harder and will there for last longer.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but i dont think teeth are actually bones. I think they're made from the same stuff as fingernails are????
Bejam wrote:
> I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth,
> vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to
> ruin.
>
> Why can't we just have sharp gums?
Because bone is harder and will there for last longer.
> I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth,
> vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to
> ruin.
>
> Why can't we just have sharp gums?
Because bone is harder and will there for last longer.
Note to saggy: register Prok Chop as a trademark, else Bernard Matthews will.
If a tooth gets infected it can be removed leaving plenty of other teeth. If your gum gets infected (stopping you from eating) it cannot be removed. Thus if you were a Lion you'd die.
But we're not Lions, however being Monkeys having teeth is a good thing. Try gumming a Prok chop and you'll soon realise why. Also if we didn't have teeth what would be the point of toothpaste?
But we're not Lions, however being Monkeys having teeth is a good thing. Try gumming a Prok chop and you'll soon realise why. Also if we didn't have teeth what would be the point of toothpaste?
I'm suprised that humans haven't evolved so as to not need teeth, vulnerable little bones with nerves in them that are quite easy to ruin.
Why can't we just have sharp gums?
Why can't we just have sharp gums?
mmmm... sugary goodness....
drools
drools
we're all gonna die anyway, let's drink coke till we pass out (and even then we'll order it to be put on a drip for us)
Apart from chocolate, I've pretty much cut all the crap out of my diet that is bad for your teeth. Sure, it means I have to eat plain Shreddies every morning for breakfast, and only drink water and milk, but I'm OK with that... yes, not bitter about that at all...
Seriously, though, I stopped drinking coke and stuff years ago and it's easier than you'd think.
Seriously, though, I stopped drinking coke and stuff years ago and it's easier than you'd think.
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