We saw those two live in 1985.
The Retirement Thread
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We saw those two live in 1985.
IaninSheffield
Veteran
- Location
- Sheffield, UK
I think they need adding into the daily Covid update mix. Might spice things up a bit. In fact I think I'd rather have them asking the questions than the regular journos.
BoldonLad
Not part of the Elite
- Location
- South Tyneside
Suggesting a DIY repair must be the "thing". Eldest daughter (Nurse Practitioner, just returned to work after testing positive for Covid-19), got same advice, yesterday, when she lost a crown off a tooth.
12boy
Guru
- Location
- Casper WY USA
Pull the wagon with a bike maybe a little hopeful. Unloaded it may weigh 500 lbs. With water, a little stove, clothing, food etc maybe 750. I have a 20 ft 1972 travel trailer with stove, fridge, shower, tub and a heater I bought off a friend 18 years ago mouldering in the driveway for that time. Really improves the curb appeal of Chez 12boy, I can tell you. Lots of mouse poop, failing siding etc. My plan was to use the little wagon as practice then make this monstrosity into a tiny house. When I brought this home I told my eldest who was in high school that he was out of the house and would be living there henceforth. He'd been going out with a girl from a wealthy and very religious family who had been rebuffing his attempts at carnal delights. His response to the trailer residence was then he could get his girlfriend naked in there and enjoy the fruits of life. My response was....if you could get any normal woman to take off her clothes in that festering, filthy, mouse poopy mess, let alone be romanced, more power to you. Pretty sure she never got within 10 feet of the trailer.
12boy
Guru
- Location
- Casper WY USA
Dave 7, I hope you can get that fixed soon. An abscessed tooth can kill you or at least make you wish it would. Best wishes with that.
GM
Legendary Member
- Location
- North of the river
Even Irish dancers have to self isolate. Just love this, brilliant!.....
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
I'm feeling very ropey with this chuffing headache.
Are you saying that cementing it back is the way to go?
The dentist recommended that but when I asked about infection she changed and tried to get me the emergency appointment. The emergency people have said they will only do extractions.............they will not re-fix a crown, only pull it.
I have said I will accept an extraction and am waiting for a slot. The cap/crown is now hanging by a thread so I have emailed to ask should I try and pull it off? bit worried as I don't understand how it is hanging on and frightened of doing some more damage.
classic33
Leg End Member
@Dave7, you been given anything for the pain or infection. If not, try two teaspoons of salt, in a cup of warm water. It'll sting a bit, but will help in easing the pain and any possible infection. It's the best I'm able to use.
You'll have to hope if it does work it's way loose you don't swallow it. Trying to explain teeth marks at the exit point at an A&E is not easy do.
You'll have to hope if it does work it's way loose you don't swallow it. Trying to explain teeth marks at the exit point at an A&E is not easy do.
BoldonLad
Not part of the Elite
- Location
- South Tyneside
Personally, not qualified to answer. But, my oldest daughter, had Crown come off yesterday. She spoke to dentist who advised she cement it back in place. She is married, with own house, so, have not actually seen her, but, as far as I known, she drove to dentist surgery, was given the cement, and, has now Re-attached the crown herself. Successfully, so far.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Just saw the advert where Lidl are selling trumpets for £129. What a bargain. I'm sure your neighbours will love that. 
Do they sell drum kits as well?Just saw the advert where Lidl are selling trumpets for £129. What a bargain. I'm sure your neighbours will love that.
