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Sharpening your teeth - the new trend in fashion

If you want to look more attractive for the ladies, get your front teeth sharpened.

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Added: Sep-23-2012 
By: Nooop
In: WTF
Tags: get laid more, forest dentistry, shark people, no pain no gain, jenkem
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  • I'd like to see old people's teeth in this tribe, how they hold up after this treatment. Because the enamel is not covering the parts that are exposed after chipping, so the bacteria can easily multiply and acid attack the ivory. What a barbaric practice. Isn't there a tribal chief who could put a stop to this? They do it only as a fashion statement after all and fashions change.

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    khamomil (1582.74)  

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  • doesnt look like they had too much say so in the matter....

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    eeep (869.28)  

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  • I could barely watch this. That's sadistic.

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
    BobbyHill519 (67.40)  

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  • Damn. Nice tools.

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  • and now the pussy will flow.

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
    tavolo (275.82)  

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  • The 'atractive' thing ain't workin...at all.

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
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  • omg. thats fuckedd!! and i thought my braces hurt.

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
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  • living in huts, eating caterpillar,women that look like men.Life is pure bliss in the jungle.
    They have substituted it for gold teeth and "grills" now.

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
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  • Ehh, tooth enamel, who needs it.

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  • The ceremonies of passage to adulthood have always existed in most cultures, for us it is the young people unemployment facing sur-consumption i guess.

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  • "mummy looks forward to some catepilars".. so glad i live in the 21st centry

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    • @DarkPsyOps
      actually, insects are a staple food for a quarter of human beings on the planet.
      It is infact the only reliable source of protein in some parts of the world.
      Without it 100's of millions of people would starve to death.

      And for us living in the western world.. Don't think we're much better, ooh no.
      Most of us will quite happily partake in the consumption of shellfish such as shrimp and lobster who are a very closely related to insects.

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    • @Kasmackba Shrimp and caterpillars are a completely different kettle of fish.

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    • @CaptainJamaicanNinja
      yes. one is the larval form of an insect, the other is a crustacean.

      They are however very closely related.
      Believe it or not but technically speaking insects are crustaceans.
      For more information there's a short non technical summary on the subjectmatter here:
      http://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com/2010/03/04/insects-are-crustaceans-2/

      It's a boiled down version of an article published in Nature a couple of years ago.
      http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v463/n7284/ful More..

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    • @Kasmackba Yeah that's all well and good, but I'm talking about more of a consumption view. Shrimp are tasty and quite common to eat, but a dish with a caterpillar would be disgusting. I'm sure you'd agree.

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    • @CaptainJamaicanNinja
      Plenty of insects are quite tasty actually. From the spicy peppery but alas sometimes bitter ants to the Australian witchetty grub which oddly enough tastes like almonds, it's especially good lightly roasted with it's exoskeleton turned crispy and the otherwise gelatinous innards solidify like a lightly poached egg. They are a sought after treat in an environment that offers very little else to eat.
      In large parts of Africa a type of non bloodsucking mosquito is harvested More..

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  • Let's evaluate a short time later.
    The bugger carved off the protective layer of enamel leaving the whole under structure open for decay.

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
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  • Manchester ?

    Posted Sep-23-2012 By 
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