How did they fix it? It's been 9 days now and I shouldn't be in pain anymore.That happened to my husband when he had his removed - it was small slivers of jaw bone that broke off during the extraction
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All 4 of mine came in fine. I still have the other 3. But I was in the dentist office for 2 hours before she finally got that tooth out. And a crown with it.
I hope the rest of 2017 isn't like the beginning.
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How did they fix it? It's been 9 days now and I shouldn't be in pain anymore.
He had two or three that just had to work their way out - but his weren't all infected like your one was
Usually dentists make you take antibiotics and want your mouth healthy before extracting - surprised they did yours that way actually
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Watched a lil of the second half of the game and had to turn it off. Now Rascal s hogging the TV watching scooby doo on nickelodeon,
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Hey, the weekend was good anyway. It was, wasn't it?
I like cranberry sauce too, and juice. So you aren't alone.
Which brings up another point, most of the people who don't like cranberry say it's because of the tartness. So what about rhubarb? My favorite pie in the world is strawberry rhubarb. So do the people who hate cranberries also hate rhubarb? Just wondering.
I LOVE strawberry rhubarb pie too. And strawberry rhubarb crumble too. Drool...
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I guess it is more of a northern crop.
Never seen it, and certainly never tasted it... barely even heard of it. But why would anyone mess up strawberry pie with it? All strawberry pie needs is a mountain of whipped cream.
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I think it started because rhubarb pie was a bit too tart so someone decided to add strawberries to sweeten it a bit.
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My ex husband was from Ohio. We brought some back from his parents house and it grew pretty well here.I guess it is more of a northern crop.
Love rhubarb pie. havent had it since a kid but we grew it and my dad use to make pies from it.
Lil boy Rascal fell asleep watching his hero Scooby so I changed it back to the game. Holy fuck is all I can say. What an ending!
Lil boy Rascal fell asleep watching his hero Scooby so I changed it back to the game. Holy fuck is all I can say. What an ending!
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Yeah the Falcons reverted to their usual mode: play like crazy for 2-3 quarters... then just fucking go to sleep. Assholes!
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Brady proved that he is a master of the game..with help of course!
What has amazed me is reading on Facebook if the Patriots cheated or not. That was one of the best played games as far as sportsmanship that I've seen in a while. No fights, almost fights etc. The refs missed a few face mask grabs on both sides but that's always going to be the case.All the Brady haters because he is friends with Trump are cussing now
Can't forget about prunes and dates, toss a couple in for good luck.....
Dates are extremely yummy.
whenever I feel that way, vaping menthol really helps.
Yeah. I was surprised too. Thanks Lucy. I'm hoping I don't have to endure weeks of this. I'm missing my crunchy veggies and tomatoes lol.
I was only speaking in terms of health darling. The weekend was GREAT! !!!
I know, I was just teasing ya a little, notice the lack of the paranoid pic in that post,
Yeah I will mix some up and good to see you here
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It is a plant with poison leaves and edible stalks.
From wikipedia.
Rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) is a species of plant in the family Polygonaceae. It is a herbaceous perennial growing from short, thick rhizomes. It produces large poisonous leaves that are somewhat triangular, with long fleshy edible stalks
Rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) is a species of plant in the family Polygonaceae. It is a herbaceous perennial growing from short, thick rhizomes. It produces large poisonous leaves that are somewhat triangular, with long fleshy edible stalks
Gumbo file (sassafras) is poisonous too.
I've never had a problem trying and eating new and unfamiliar foods. I was invited to a good friend's house for dinner years ago. When I got there, he was frying what looked like chunks of chicken. We(there were 6 of us) sat down to eat, totally pigged out on those "chicken chunks" only to be told that we were eating rattlesnake. It was delicious. I've also had alligator, bear and beaver.
From Wiki.
Also I have has sasafras tea. The olden day Saspirili was sasafras based too.
The leaves, bark, twigs, stems, and fruits are eaten by birds and mammals in small quantities. For most animals, Sassafras is not consumed in large enough quantities to be important, although it is an important deer food in some areas. Carey and Gill rate its value to wildlife as fair, their lowest rating. Sassafras leaves and twigs are consumed by white-tailed deer and porcupines. Other sassafras leaf browsers include groundhogs, marsh rabbits, and American black bears. Rabbits eat sassafras bark in winter. American beavers will cut sassafras stems. Sassafras fruits are eaten by many species of birds, including bobwhite quail, eastern kingbirds, great crested flycatchers, phoebes, wild turkeys, gray catbirds, northern flickers, pileated woodpeckers, downy woodpeckers, thrushes, vireos, and northern mockingbirds. Some small mammals also consume sassafras fruits.[15]
Also from Wiki.
Unlike sassafras roots and bark, the tree's leaves (from which filé is produced), do not contain a detectable amount of safrole.[13] This is significant because in 1960, the FDA banned the use of sassafras oil and safrole in commercially mass-produced foods and drugs based on the animal studies and human case reports suggesting safrole is a carcinogen.[14]
So file is not carcinogenic. Neither is poisonous.
Also I have has sasafras tea. The olden day Saspirili was sasafras based too.
The leaves, bark, twigs, stems, and fruits are eaten by birds and mammals in small quantities. For most animals, Sassafras is not consumed in large enough quantities to be important, although it is an important deer food in some areas. Carey and Gill rate its value to wildlife as fair, their lowest rating. Sassafras leaves and twigs are consumed by white-tailed deer and porcupines. Other sassafras leaf browsers include groundhogs, marsh rabbits, and American black bears. Rabbits eat sassafras bark in winter. American beavers will cut sassafras stems. Sassafras fruits are eaten by many species of birds, including bobwhite quail, eastern kingbirds, great crested flycatchers, phoebes, wild turkeys, gray catbirds, northern flickers, pileated woodpeckers, downy woodpeckers, thrushes, vireos, and northern mockingbirds. Some small mammals also consume sassafras fruits.[15]
Also from Wiki.
Unlike sassafras roots and bark, the tree's leaves (from which filé is produced), do not contain a detectable amount of safrole.[13] This is significant because in 1960, the FDA banned the use of sassafras oil and safrole in commercially mass-produced foods and drugs based on the animal studies and human case reports suggesting safrole is a carcinogen.[14]
So file is not carcinogenic. Neither is poisonous.
I've only ever eaten one of those things...I've never had a problem trying and eating new and unfamiliar foods. I was invited to a good friend's house for dinner years ago. When I got there, he was frying what looked like chunks of chicken. We(there were 6 of us) sat down to eat, totally pigged out on those "chicken chunks" only to be told that we were eating rattlesnake. It was delicious. I've also had alligator, bear and beaver.
I've had eel with the eyes still in. Nutra rat, gator, rattlesnake, frog legs(I caught um hehehehe), squid, squirrel (coincidence Kadly?). I'm pickier now that I'm older.I've never had a problem trying and eating new and unfamiliar foods. I was invited to a good friend's house for dinner years ago. When I got there, he was frying what looked like chunks of chicken. We(there were 6 of us) sat down to eat, totally pigged out on those "chicken chunks" only to be told that we were eating rattlesnake. It was delicious. I've also had alligator, bear and beaver.
I've had squirrel and rabbit but didn't like either. My dad hunted and killed both. Love deer and bison!
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Squirrel and rabbit stew...YUM!
Had frog legs, gator, muskrat and a few other wild game but never had rattler. Heard many times it is real good.
Just had to burst his bubble, now didnt ya
Squirrel and rabbit stew...YUM!
Had frog legs, gator, muskrat and a few other wild game but never had rattler. Heard many times it is real good.
In other words: Was I all right?
Just had to burst his bubble, now didnt ya
Bear is not so good.
Bare now can be very good...
Bare now can be very good...
Lol! I guess it does kinda imply that doesn't it?In other words: Was I all right?
lol. That's ok. You know the answer.............
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Mornin'. Yeah I know it's long past morning. Ask me if I care. Got laundry to do, which is BOUND to make me just leap out of bed. NOT.
The cat can't go out, it's supposed to rain later, so I figured it was kinder to her if I got up late. But she was sitting there waiting outside my door when I opened it.
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Ask me if I care. Got laundry to do, which is BOUND to make me just leap out of bed. NOT. The cat can't go out, it's supposed to rain later, so I figured it was kinder to her if I got up late. But she was sitting there waiting outside my door when I opened it.
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