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Out of the Blue
[Mar 27, 2003, 08:36 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

I suspect I suffer from the emergence of some sort of recessive dummy gene, as how poorly I can learn from my mistakes seems to contradict the laws of natural selection. I am currently suffering with a scalded roof of my mouth after not being patient enough with the cooling process of a just-microwaved Tombstone pizza. Trouble is this is like the eighth time I've done this. This recalls the low ceiling at the top of the stairs out of my office... I've ceased clunking my head on this, but there are still many skull-prints up there to serve as a reminder of just how slowly I can learn sometimes.

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Re: Scalding Pizza
Mar 28, 2003, 00:28

BUCKFUTTER

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Re: Scalding Pizza Mar 28, 2003, 00:28

Mar 28, 2003, 00:28

BUCKFUTTER

I kind've did that. I had my wisdom teeth out, and it was about a month, maybe more maybe less after. And I wanted some nachos. Took a bite, and one went straight through the skin that had just healed over the hole. Hurt so bad. Had to go the dentist and get it looked at, and some of the chip removed. Stupid on my part. But what you going to do?

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Mar 27, 2003Mar 27 2003

Tombstone doesn't microwave?

TK-421

Mar 27, 2003Mar 27 2003

Re: Tombstone doesn't microwave?

nin

Mar 27, 2003Mar 27 2003