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		|  09-19-2012, 05:46 PM | #4021 |  
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					Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski  Think so, but I meant you have to have some stories, and of all the people around that crazy woman you used to work with you're probably the only one who could articulate the story to an educated audience? |  Ohhhhh.  Fuck that shit.  Saving it for a book.
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					Originally Posted by ThurgreedMarshall  Great story, bro.  Snaps all around.
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					Originally Posted by Icky Thump  Geez, how would you react to the one about the LSD, mudwrestler and chick who pulled the fire alarm? |  Or the trashed hotel room, and how instead of having dinner with Bono and the Edge before they were anyone in 1981, I spent my time at an Atlanta jail negotiating the release of two bandmates?
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		|  09-19-2012, 05:54 PM | #4024 |  
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					Originally Posted by ThurgreedMarshall  you are literally the only person I've ever met who has any interest in it at all. |  If that's a prerequisite to posting I'm in serious doo-doo. |  
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					Originally Posted by Icky Thump  Ohhhhh.  Fuck that shit.  Saving it for a book. |  I mean you did work with paigow, right?
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					Originally Posted by Icky Thump  Geez, how would you react to the one about the LSD, mudwrestler and chick who pulled the fire alarm? |  More snaps?
 
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		|  09-20-2012, 01:39 PM | #4027 |  
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				Abscess
			 
 I'd post this on the medical advice board, but--
 Anyone had an abscessed tooth?  I had one come on the other night and the pain is amazing.  Apparently, it's an infected wisdom tooth.  Advil blunts some of being-stabbed-in-the-upper-jaw sensation, but I'm wondering how soon after taking antibiotics the swelling in the cheek will go down.  Anybody dealt with this?  I have to have a license photo taken next week and I'd prefer not to appear as though I'd just walked out of a bar fight.
 
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		|  09-20-2012, 02:33 PM | #4028 |  
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					Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield  I'd post this on the medical advice board, but--
 Anyone had an abscessed tooth?  I had one come on the other night and the pain is amazing.  Apparently, it's an infected wisdom tooth.  Advil blunts some of being-stabbed-in-the-upper-jaw sensation, but I'm wondering how soon after taking antibiotics the swelling in the cheek will go down.  Anybody dealt with this?  I have to have a license photo taken next week and I'd prefer not to appear as though I'd just walked out of a bar fight.
 |  I had an abscessed tooth once, though not a wisdom tooth.  My dentist drilled it open and I had immediate relief.  Several days later, I had a root canal.  
 
Why are they not removing the tooth?
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		|  09-20-2012, 02:41 PM | #4029 |  
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					Originally Posted by bold_n_brazen  I had an abscessed tooth once, though not a wisdom tooth.  My dentist drilled it open and I had immediate relief.  Several days later, I had a root canal.  
 Why are they not removing the tooth?
 |  I was told the tooth can't be removed until after a few days of antibiotics.  I guess removing a "hot" tooth with such an obvious infection can spread it elsewhere, so they want it under control first.  
 
This is an exquisite form of pain.  Someone dropped a wooden stool on my big toe, breaking it, last month.  That was pretty painful, but I still managed to bike and run on an eliptical machine with it.  This makes almost everything unbearable.  Nothing but yogurt to eat.  And no booze.  I may be suicidal/homicidal before this is done.
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		|  09-20-2012, 02:56 PM | #4030 |  
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					Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield  I'd post this on the medical advice board, but--
 Anyone had an abscessed tooth?  I had one come on the other night and the pain is amazing.  Apparently, it's an infected wisdom tooth.  Advil blunts some of being-stabbed-in-the-upper-jaw sensation, but I'm wondering how soon after taking antibiotics the swelling in the cheek will go down.  Anybody dealt with this?  I have to have a license photo taken next week and I'd prefer not to appear as though I'd just walked out of a bar fight.
 |  Warning: This may become a metaphor for how your apparently rewarding life with your smoking brunette québecoise  second wife is actually causing you to rot from the inside, because deep down you can't really be tamed. If the set goes dark and slo-mo, and you hear the strings from "You Only Live Twice," it's time to worry that some old patterns are starting again. |  
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		|  09-20-2012, 03:42 PM | #4031 |  
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					Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield  I'd post this on the medical advice board, but--
 Anyone had an abscessed tooth?  I had one come on the other night and the pain is amazing.  Apparently, it's an infected wisdom tooth.  Advil blunts some of being-stabbed-in-the-upper-jaw sensation, but I'm wondering how soon after taking antibiotics the swelling in the cheek will go down.  Anybody dealt with this?  I have to have a license photo taken next week and I'd prefer not to appear as though I'd just walked out of a bar fight.
 |  Root canal.  Go to an endondist - do not let your normal dentist do it.  I had one about two years ago, and took this advice, and the whole thing was pretty painless and a great relief.
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		|  09-20-2012, 04:39 PM | #4032 |  
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					Originally Posted by Atticus Grinch  It's this type of thing  that gives sous vide  a bad name.
 
ETA not to mention extreme locavorism. |  Ew.  Still, I bet she was tender.
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		|  09-20-2012, 04:46 PM | #4033 |  
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					Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield  I was told the tooth can't be removed until after a few days of antibiotics.  I guess removing a "hot" tooth with such an obvious infection can spread it elsewhere, so they want it under control first.  
 This is an exquisite form of pain.  Someone dropped a wooden stool on my big toe, breaking it, last month.  That was pretty painful, but I still managed to bike and run on an eliptical machine with it.  This makes almost everything unbearable.  Nothing but yogurt to eat.  And no booze.  I may be suicidal/homicidal before this is done.
 |  No booze? Shit, man, go get it treated.  Pull out all the stops.
 
Can you at least take drugs?
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		|  09-20-2012, 09:22 PM | #4035 |  
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					Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield  I was told the tooth can't be removed until after a few days of antibiotics.  I guess removing a "hot" tooth with such an obvious infection can spread it elsewhere, so they want it under control first.  
 This is an exquisite form of pain.  Someone dropped a wooden stool on my big toe, breaking it, last month.  That was pretty painful, but I still managed to bike and run on an eliptical machine with it.  This makes almost everything unbearable.  Nothing but yogurt to eat.  And no booze.  I may be suicidal/homicidal before this is done.
 |  Try oil of clove. Any place that makes its own fragrances and any chemist shops will have. You can also try the drugstore.
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