LJI S9.1, Jayus

[muchtooarrogant]

Most kids don't usually look forward to getting braces. The process is guaranteed to be painful, takes place in an over-reclined chair which probably wouldn't have been out of place at a party thrown by the Marquis de Sade, and inevitably involves multiple individuals sticking gloved fingers and metal instruments in your mouth. Even if you're

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[sweeny_todd]

oh god... now I want to throw clavage into conversation!

nicely told :-D

[muchtooarrogant]

Please, use it wherever you can. *grin* Glad you liked, and thanks for reading!

Dan

[tonithegreat]

I love this phrase: "Children!" Lizbeth warned us both, casting me into the juvenile under class.

Nicely done!

[muchtooarrogant]

Yeah, all too often, I find that I've been lumped in with the kiddos. Ah well, it's a fun group to be part of.

Thank you for stopping by and commenting.

Dan

[siro_gravity]

So now that Amanda actually has the braces, does she still like them? Man, I would hate them!!

Also funny that a nurse trying to make conversation with a kid is perceived as rude! Gives me an excuse to not talk to anyone under 15 years of age, right?

"clavage?????" HA HAAAAA!!!!

[muchtooarrogant]

Well, she's not fond of the pain, but she's a little trooper and says that it's gotten much better.

Hahaha, now Smith, have YOU ever needed an excuse to avoid talking to fifteen-year-olds? The rude person in question was the dentist herself, not the nurse, so perhaps already had a negative sheen about her person. *grin*

Yay clavage!

Dan

[eternal_ot]

I like the new word..:)..kudos!

[muchtooarrogant]

Why thank you! Hopefully, it'll slowly work its way into everyday usage.

Thanks for the comment.

Dan

[penpusher]

Great to see you're not an overly sternum father.

[muchtooarrogant]

OMG, that was... Awful!

Thank you for reading and commenting, even for a comment like that. :)

Dan