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Thread started 12/06/09 8:56am

Imago

Why aren't people always aware when their breath stinks?

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!
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Reply #1 posted 12/06/09 8:58am

BklynBabe

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don't forget mints or use those Wisps! nod

and why is it people with bad breath want to get all in your personal space? eek
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Reply #2 posted 12/06/09 9:00am

Mach

Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!


This thread + you sig line = lol
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Reply #3 posted 12/06/09 9:01am

Imago

Mach said:

Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!


This thread + you sig line = lol

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Reply #4 posted 12/06/09 9:22am

Genesia

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This never happens where I work. We actually have "Fresh Breath Corner" - where we keep mints and gum for anyone who wants/needs them.

But some of the actors in the show I'm doing right now...lawd! I'm just glad I don't have to kiss anyone in this cast. disbelief

I keep Wisps and gum in my purse - and I drink plenty of water (which also helps).
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Reply #5 posted 12/06/09 10:00am

1013Nightlife

Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!



And Garlic!
I'm sure it's delicious, but it's hell for the people sitting next to you a couple of hours after that.
And it feels like it's some kind of taboo to say something about it
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Reply #6 posted 12/06/09 10:09am

DanceWme

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Reply #7 posted 12/06/09 10:10am

veronikka

1013Nightlife said:

Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!



And Garlic!
I'm sure it's delicious, but it's hell for the people sitting next to you a couple of hours after that.
And it feels like it's some kind of taboo to say something about it




onion as well! and yes they are both delicious lol
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Reply #8 posted 12/06/09 10:24am

Mars23

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Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!


The guy advocating tonguing assholes is worried about bad breath? Ironic and appropriate.
Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it.
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Reply #9 posted 12/06/09 10:27am

zaza

Mars23 said:

Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!


The guy advocating tonguing assholes is worried about bad breath? Ironic and appropriate.

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Reply #10 posted 12/06/09 10:36am

1013Nightlife

Mars23 said:

Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!


The guy advocating tonguing assholes is worried about bad breath? Ironic and appropriate.



You've got a point. A very good one.
Can you imagine ... tonguing onion or garlic farths
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Reply #11 posted 12/06/09 10:37am

1013Nightlife

veronikka said:

1013Nightlife said:




And Garlic!
I'm sure it's delicious, but it's hell for the people sitting next to you a couple of hours after that.
And it feels like it's some kind of taboo to say something about it




onion as well! and yes they are both delicious lol


Coffee.
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Reply #12 posted 12/06/09 11:31am

purplepolitici
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prolly my biggest "pet peeve" ill. i keeps binaca and mentos on me and am quick to offer a stank motherfucker one smile
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Reply #13 posted 12/06/09 12:01pm

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I'm convinced some people's breath stinks so bad all the time that they just can't smell it anymore.
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Reply #14 posted 12/06/09 12:17pm

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lol The first thing I do when I get up in the morning (before I shower) is brush my teeth (including my tongue). I also carry breath mints on me, to ward off any stinky smells. lol
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Reply #15 posted 12/06/09 12:19pm

pplrain

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I like garlic breath on my man... wink
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Reply #16 posted 12/06/09 12:30pm

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psychodelicide said:

lol The first thing I do when I get up in the morning (before I shower) is brush my teeth (including my tongue). I also carry breath mints on me, to ward off any stinky smells. lol

highfive fellow fresh breath person nuts
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Reply #17 posted 12/06/09 1:32pm

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Imago said:

Lawd.


Brush.


Floss.


Rinse.



It fucking works!


For some people, THAT^ isn't enough.

Some bad breath problems are provoke due to more serious problems with the digestive system.
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Reply #18 posted 12/06/09 1:36pm

ernestsewell

You can't really smell your own breath, despite the cupped palm maneuver. Just doesn't work.
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Reply #19 posted 12/06/09 1:57pm

psychodelicide

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purplepolitician said:

psychodelicide said:

lol The first thing I do when I get up in the morning (before I shower) is brush my teeth (including my tongue). I also carry breath mints on me, to ward off any stinky smells. lol

highfive fellow fresh breath person nuts


highfive lol
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Reply #20 posted 12/06/09 2:00pm

missmad

i was just reading an article on it- hydrogen peroxide mixed with water- ratio 1:1 and gargle 4 30 sec.
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Reply #21 posted 12/06/09 2:00pm

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ernestsewell said:

You can't really smell your own breath, despite the cupped palm maneuver. Just doesn't work.

lol
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Reply #22 posted 12/06/09 2:10pm

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some people have underlying problems that persist despite all efforts. My dad had helicobacter pylori. He could chew gum, brush his teeth 5 times a day, drink endless cups of water and still stink, since the smell came from bacteria in his stomach! ill This was before those 2 Nobel Prize winning Australian guys discovered stomach ulcers were easily treated, and he lived with that for over a decade sad it took 2 weeks on antacid and anti-biotics to cure him of it for good.
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Reply #23 posted 12/06/09 2:24pm

PricelessHo

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what's worse is people who can't seem to tell you something unless they're all up in your freaking face. sheesh
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Reply #24 posted 12/06/09 3:08pm

BklynBabe

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and always gotta be like "Hiiiii, Hooooow aaaaare yooooou?" It's like can you find some closed mouthed type of words to speak with.

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Reply #25 posted 12/06/09 3:10pm

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ZombieKitten said:

some people have underlying problems that persist despite all efforts. My dad had helicobacter pylori. He could chew gum, brush his teeth 5 times a day, drink endless cups of water and still stink, since the smell came from bacteria in his stomach! ill This was before those 2 Nobel Prize winning Australian guys discovered stomach ulcers were easily treated, and he lived with that for over a decade sad it took 2 weeks on antacid and anti-biotics to cure him of it for good.


halitosis ain't no joke! and neither are those listerine breath strips. them bitches take the top lining of your damn tongue
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Reply #26 posted 12/06/09 3:31pm

abigail05

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and always gotta be like "Hiiiii, Hooooow aaaaare yooooou?" It's like can you find some closed mouthed type of words to speak with.




You JUST about made my drink come out of my nose with this pic of Spongebob! lol
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Reply #27 posted 12/06/09 3:33pm

abigail05

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i was just reading an article on it- hydrogen peroxide mixed with water- ratio 1:1 and gargle 4 30 sec.


once you put hydrogen peroxide in your mouth...you never want to do it again. It's yucky.
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Reply #28 posted 12/06/09 3:36pm

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ZombieKitten said:

some people have underlying problems that persist despite all efforts. My dad had helicobacter pylori. He could chew gum, brush his teeth 5 times a day, drink endless cups of water and still stink, since the smell came from bacteria in his stomach! ill This was before those 2 Nobel Prize winning Australian guys discovered stomach ulcers were easily treated, and he lived with that for over a decade sad it took 2 weeks on antacid and anti-biotics to cure him of it for good.


yes, some people just can't help it. I have worked with small children who had the worst breath and it was because of their upper respiratory problems.
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Reply #29 posted 12/06/09 3:45pm

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What about people whose breath are soooo minty...?
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