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15 comments:
toothy peg
make it stop.
Is it a bloody mess, Debi?
Looks like a tissue paper to me,but looks can be deceptive,
homelesschicken
me thinks it's a squished rose
Minx wins! Ta ra ra!
It's Little Guy's tooth stuck in a toffee.
The tooth fairy is not happy ...
Corrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Blimey!! And I thought I'd seen it all in the blogosphere. That took me back to horrible moments, having seven brothers and all! :-)
That looked like liver or kidneys or cat sick. It did not look like a tooth in toffee - it looked liked marrow bone a la kidney. I swear you are telling porky pies. And now I'm off to be ill! Shame on you!
Shameless - did your mum keep all the teeth?
Ab Van - so sorry you're poorly, honey. Hope the pic didn't make you feel worse ...
but this says something. why did i see a rose where others saw puke?
I accidentally clicked on the picture and and not the post. I was a bit confused as to why you were showing a disgusting picture of a tooth until I read the post. Now please promise you will not display such horrors again. Please?
After reading all the comments so far,bloody mess,horrible moments,cat sick,puke,horrors,I just thought i wonder what your comments would be on this,
A new report was published today,by a homeless organisation called ST MUNGOS,they launched the report at the house of commons,and the report is called.HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS this report is about helping homeless people develop relationships with others including family ties.As you may or may not be aware,most if not all homeless organisations in London,and elsewhere in the country support, campaign,advocate,on behalf of Single Homeless people, by this they mean solitary people,okay im not the streets at this moment,but have been as some of you know,and could be again, in the near future.
Too get to the point here, if you are living on the streets and you find or have a supportive partner,while you are on the streets,ALL but a very few homeless hostels will accept you as a couple, this includes all St Mungos hostels, they will do their best to split you up..WHY!!! its about MONEY if they are successful in breaking up a parnership, they can get you into a hostel,and claim on housing benefit as a individual,but as a couple they do get a reduced rate of benefit, so its makes buisness sense,dont forget they maybe Charitys but they are run like a corparate machine, please remenber this, now christmas is only just round the corner,and lots more media about homelessness issues, will come about So remember next time you see a couple sleeping on the streets,I WONDER WHY!
After soup insanity
now its total insanity....
homelesschicken
Ummmmmm, no! lol
Saaleha - it's because you have a pure soul.
V - can't promise except this tooth was unusual in that he hadn't swallowed it. Believe me, I never made any attempts to retrieve those ones!
HC - now that's what I call truly disgusting. I knew about this but hadn't realised WHY hostels wouldn't take couples. Thanks for the explanation and for bringing it to everyone's attention. Take lots of care! xxx
Shamey - you've gone all inarticulate ...
or that I need to have my eyes tested :p
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