[steve-o]

the local paper down here is taking litigation action against a number of local football forums due to comments made by forum members about a journalist.

I find it absolutely rediculous and petty.

[doku005]

That journalist obviously shouldn't be covering sports news if he/she wants to be liked.

Side note, I've got an outstanding migraine. Which is more likely a sign my blood is boiling rather than causing it to do so.

[sab]

My car is keyed to death but it looks shit anyway. But a camper u sayi would be furious. Do u go to Leeds vw fest ? Also how does it survive the weather being stored outside. Having no grarage puts me off getting one.

Wisdom teeth appearing rappidly. Arghhhh. My mum says is painfull having something coming inTo your mouth. I left the room beforE I smirked.

[mr.pure]

Drink loads of water for a couple of days.

[ez-1]

It shouldn't be painfull. You must be doing it wrong

[Grimmy]

I don't recall my wisdom teeth ever causing me any pain. I've had three of them pulled out due growing a bit wrong but even the removal itself was quick and pretty much painless each time.

[Samo]

My wisdom teeth cause me lots of pain for a week or so, then stop hurting at all for weeks and then will suddenly start hurting again.

[Grimmy]

That's because people who buy Steven Seagal dvds are supposed to have recurring pain every now and then as a reminder for what they've done.

*edit* But for real, I'm with fc. Go have your wt's checked. They don't usually cause any pain unless there's something wrong with how they grow or they have cavities or.....

[flyingcod]

Sounds like one or more of your WT are impacted or semi impacted Sam.

I'd go and get them checked.

fc

[Big J]

I've had two of my wisdom teeth removed, top and bottom on the left. Top one was a piece of piss, yanked it out like a normal tooth. Lower one was impacted (ie coming in sideways), so had to be surgically removed by cutting open the gum, sawing the cunt in half then removing the bits.

Most pain comes from infections caused by the tooth breaking through the gum. Had a lot of bother when mine was heeling, had to get the stitches removed early as opposed to allowing them to disolve, as they came loose. I found drinking loads of water did help, that and the antibiotics.

[squid kid]

Had all 4 wisdom teeth out a few years back.. It was a nightmare. I wish they put me out for that. i still remember the dentist had to put one knee up on the arm rest and use the pliers to crush the tooth into bits... not fun

The best part is two days later when the pain starts to really keep you up at night.

[flyingcod]

If those posts haven't put you off, Sam.

Only had one removed meself it was like Big J, had to snap it in two to get it out, not very pleasant.

My bottom teeth still tingle due to the nerve damage (been eight years since it was yanked out!)

fc

[Samo]

I really, really want to go to the dentist now...

[Lurkzilla]

Just do a Tom Hanks with an ice skate.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG036wh8tkI[/youtube]

[cracky]

Same for one of mine, gum sliced open, tooth smashed with pliers and yanked out by a rather large bloke as the young lady who was trying to yank the fucker out was'nt strong enough, i really did'nt have much pain at all afterwards.