when man lived for 300+years did his teeth start to rot and fall out at 30? or were teeth originally suited for long life span? why do teeth still seem suited for a 30 year life span? why havent they resorted back to a longer life span in keeping with ours??
Originally posted by stellspalfie when man lived for 300+years did his teeth start to rot and fall out at 30? or were teeth originally suited for long life span? why do teeth still seem suited for a 30 year life span? why havent they resorted back to a longer life span in keeping with ours??
You must be British. Your teeth rot and fall out at 30?
What the hell do you people eat?
Too much bread and butter?
Originally posted by Rajk999 You must be British. Your teeth rot and fall out at 30?
Isn't this perception a "factoid" dating back to banter between mingling Americans and Britons 1942-1945 as they prepared to launch an assault on western Europe?
Originally posted by FMF Isn't this perception a "factoid" dating back to banter between mingling Americans and Britons 1942-1945 as they prepared to launch an assault on western Europe?
Originally posted by divegeester You must be American and believe everything you see on tv about Britain.😛
It did make for a nice little moment in "30 Rock" once when the character played by Tina Fey was stuck for conversation topics with some Brit guy she fancied and she came out with the 'British teeth' thing which baffled the Brit guy completely. An urbane global citizen like myself was able to find amusement in BOTH Fey's nervous American clumsiness and the guy's completely understandable British bafflement. The dual nature of this humorous juncture was perhaps lost on persons less urbane or less global than me.
Originally posted by stellspalfie mine did, luckily i wear a diamond encrusted, golden 'grill' it hides them perfectly.....but makes a total mess of the bread and butter.
I'll bet it makes a mess of much more than just bread and butter 🙂
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