Still Alive (& well)

HI PEOPLE I'm still here. Haven't been online as no computer at home. My freak of nature tooth wasn't a tooth at all. It was a piece of toenail clipping or kettle scale (so to speak) erupting through the gum. It's now sitting on my TV set, waiting for the dentist to look at. I googled the matter and apparently you can get bits of bone working loose and coming through the gum. How weird is that.
I hope you're all okay. Sorry I can't hang around today. The internet gives me panic attacks. Well, kind of. Take care xx

Spring at last/My freak of nature tooth

I've got an extra tooth sticking out of my gum kind of NEXT TO the last tooth. I had an impacted widsom tooth in that corner but it was EXTRACTED. How can I possibly get 5 wisdom teeth? In fact I suspect I have ANOTHER unemerged tooth beside the one that's sticking out. It looks like a razor blade of white stuff sticking out of my gum. Nowhere near as red and horrible as the pictures I've googled up but they're surely "all time worst" teeth. (I hope.)

UGH! This is what mine looks like, but not as bad. Freaky, huh?

I'm going to the dentist just as soon as my paperwork is sorted out. I am pretty sure they need to let it emerge as much as it's going to before yanking it out, and it's only partially emerged. I really need an exray. Ugh. I HATE TEETH!

RALPH FRIDGE MEGAMIX

RALPH FRIDGE MEGAMIX 

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Dog found dumped in graveyard had "every bone broken"

AN ABANDONED DOG found in a Merseyside cemetery was found to have "nearly every bone in its body broken."

The 10 year old crossbreed, who was named "Elmo" by his rescuers was found covered in urine and faeces with multiple dislocated and broken bones. He was taken to a local RSPCA centre but had to be put down.

RSPCA inspectors said it was the worst case of animal cruelty they had ever seen.

• Elmo found with a dislocated hip, shoulder, broken legs and paw fractures
• RSPCA said every bone - all 319 - had previously been broken during life
• Animal had to be put down and RSPCA now trying to trace cruel owners