Re: Anyone left?

On Sat, 01 Jun 2024 01:08:35 +0100, slider <[email protected]>
wrote:

>On Thu, 30 May 2024 06:57:57 +0100, He Who Sees All  
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 28 May 2024 20:38:46 +0300, Idol Eyes <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> On 18/05/2024 12:43, He Who Sees All wrote:
>>>> Slider, you still kickin'?
>>>> Anyone dead yet?
>>>> Heart still pulsing here...
>>>> What about Dave & Chris, still vertical?
>>>
>>> Now when those old farts gone we can finally talk
>>
>> They've left because after Google pulled out, they think they would
>> need to spend a few bucks on a usenet account (they're basically too
>> ossified to understand that there are a few text only free accounts
>> extant such as eternal september which allow posting).
>>
>> It's a wonder they survive.  Slider at least post with september, I
>> use them too along with a few paid accounts.
>>
>> So, whaddya wanna talk about?
>
>### - how's about we talk about your new... teeth?

Singular.  It's "tooth".  Had an implant left mandible, molar.  The
implant was in two stages - titanium screw with post, then after 3
months of healing (there was a bone graft due to age etc), the crown
was made and screwed on.

Total cost was almost $6K of which my private health insurer refunded
me $3k - the "hardware" is non refundable for some reason.

Soon, I'll have a treatment plan for another implant, again in the
mandible but on the right side.  It will replace a gold molar crown
which has gone rotten in the roots.  As I have a gold crown in the jaw
opposing the mandible crown, I want this implant to be gold.

That's it then for teeth.  I'll have enough to chew well with and they
don't look too bad given 50 years of smoking, drinking and so on...

>
>you wore the last fuckers out biting & chomping on everyone around you huh  
>:D
>
>he might not have any teeth left folks but be careful, he can still give a  
>very nasty suck!

Got plenty of teeth mate.  Probably a lot more than you, seeing as you
live in relative poverty.  I don't think your NHS over there in
blighty covers teeth...and you won't have private health, that's for
sure :)

>
>(in olden times when you wore out your teeth they just put you out on the  
>ice haha ;)

Nope.  They introduced you to those grannies who could suck eggs with
their hardened gums.

A bit like you in some ways, lol.

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