Chomp
This blog is a complaint. Not really at anyone. People complain when things don't go nicely. So here I am. Why am I complaining? My tooth hurts. A couple nights ago it robbed me of some much needed sleep. Not nicely either. But how often are you nicely robbed? The robber left the beautiful present of mouth drugs though. I got some stuff the numbs my mouth up good. I was happy.
And it stopped bugging me for a while...but we had an appointment set up with some dentist guy, and such. Well, he robbed me from sleep too, but this was more getting up to go there. So I went, for my first time in memory, to a dentist. He said classic dentist stuff, like brush and floss and crap like that. I thought it was funny. I told him which tooth hurt, so he went around in my mouth and made a different tooth hurt, and then started fixing it. And by fixing it, I mean gutting my tooth so there is only the shell left standing. He froze my mouth up pretty good too. Mmm mmm. My mouth drugs are getting more intense.
Only problem is it didn't stay frozen. So now it hurts as much as it did when it kept me up, and I don't think he 'fixed' the right one. So far he's made my mouth hurt more.
I'm reading this textbook like book by this guy named David Rohl. It's called 'The Genesis of Civilisation'. I found it somewhere, looked at it, thought 'I could never read this. Too textbook like', opened it and made it through a paragrap without losing interest, and decided it was worth it. It was before I knew the price, but I didn't care too much anymore. This book goes and examines Genesis, placing it in history. It's a cool book because Dave is walking us through everything we know to know to understand what he is saying. It is as though he figures it out with us, even though we know he knows all this perfectly. So far we have located the garden of Eden. It sends you back to before cities with lights and politicians were everywhere. Heck, everybody spoke the same language back then. I'm not very far into it though cuz I keep getting distracted...some thing to do with my mouth...It's rediculous.
Time was never meant to equal money. Slow down.
And it stopped bugging me for a while...but we had an appointment set up with some dentist guy, and such. Well, he robbed me from sleep too, but this was more getting up to go there. So I went, for my first time in memory, to a dentist. He said classic dentist stuff, like brush and floss and crap like that. I thought it was funny. I told him which tooth hurt, so he went around in my mouth and made a different tooth hurt, and then started fixing it. And by fixing it, I mean gutting my tooth so there is only the shell left standing. He froze my mouth up pretty good too. Mmm mmm. My mouth drugs are getting more intense.
Only problem is it didn't stay frozen. So now it hurts as much as it did when it kept me up, and I don't think he 'fixed' the right one. So far he's made my mouth hurt more.
I'm reading this textbook like book by this guy named David Rohl. It's called 'The Genesis of Civilisation'. I found it somewhere, looked at it, thought 'I could never read this. Too textbook like', opened it and made it through a paragrap without losing interest, and decided it was worth it. It was before I knew the price, but I didn't care too much anymore. This book goes and examines Genesis, placing it in history. It's a cool book because Dave is walking us through everything we know to know to understand what he is saying. It is as though he figures it out with us, even though we know he knows all this perfectly. So far we have located the garden of Eden. It sends you back to before cities with lights and politicians were everywhere. Heck, everybody spoke the same language back then. I'm not very far into it though cuz I keep getting distracted...some thing to do with my mouth...It's rediculous.
Time was never meant to equal money. Slow down.
posted by AfterVerner at 1:52 a.m.
1 Comments:
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