they make safety glasses for a reason
I wear prescription glasses, probably should have had goggles on over them like I normally do
My cracked version of CS3 won't install but the cracked version of CS5 did13urnzz wrote:
i'll bet you've been dying to do that.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
\_/
anyways, my ssd died, and i can't find my legit copy of photoshop . . .
cracked CS6
What's the difference between CS5 and CS6?
Hodge-podge and dingleberries.
I feel sooooooo sick. I got a sore throat, then completely clogged left sinuses
Got a bit banged up at work tonight and have a game this morning. Kickoff is at 8am and I live 20 minutes away from the field and I'm still up smoking the herb plus I need gas and redbull and water and I have to walk the dogs so they poop or the lady will bitch....more.
good luck with that. came home from drinking and had to do the same, but no game in the morning.
My wisdom tooth is growing. I can't eat, can't sleep, can't talk, fuck you tooth!
Fall seven times. Stand up eight.
Glad I got lucky enough to fit all my wisdom teeth in without any pain, the only other person I know who still has them is my dad
Kebab house or chippy
pooppooppooppoop
i only really use photoshop and after effects, but theres a couple features in after effects and better content aware filling in photoshop. other than that, it was the newest version available when i needed itJaekus wrote:
What's the difference between CS5 and CS6?
CS6 has a nice dark mode
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
get em yankedLittleBitchy wrote:
My wisdom tooth is growing. I can't eat, can't sleep, can't talk, fuck you tooth!
Lucky! My other one was just fine, no pain and anything...but this one is a bitch_j5689_ wrote:
Glad I got lucky enough to fit all my wisdom teeth in without any pain, the only other person I know who still has them is my dad
Kimmmmmmmmmmmm i have to wait till it shows out nicely. Don't want them to cut my gums
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Fall seven times. Stand up eight.
Gums get cut anyway. When they are extracted you're left with gaping holes in your mouth that they have to stitch closed. Fun getting rice stuck in the holes
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Gums don't kill people, people kill people
Stitched shut?Jay wrote:
Gums get cut anyway. When they are extracted you're left with gaping holes in your mouth that they have to stitch closed. Fun getting rice stuck in the holes
I've had some molars removed before and they just plug it with gauze and give you some extra to change daily and they close by themselves over the following week.
mine were stitched, it just depends on the size of the teeth i thinkJaekus wrote:
Stitched shut?Jay wrote:
Gums get cut anyway. When they are extracted you're left with gaping holes in your mouth that they have to stitch closed. Fun getting rice stuck in the holes
I've had some molars removed before and they just plug it with gauze and give you some extra to change daily and they close by themselves over the following week.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
It's the first I've heard of it. My molars were pretty big so not sure if that makes them too hard to stitch shut.
It's crazy how different some dentists can do things from other dentists and even what they're willing to do. When my dad was 13, his family didn't have good dental insurance and it didn't cover anesthetic, so he ended up getting a root canal without anything at all. I think that's probably the side of the family where I get my immensely bad luck from.
The last time I had dental work done, I had the n00b son of the guy the practice is named after who usually does it; he had to inject the Lidocaine or whatever it is twice, the first time did nothing at all, the second time numbed up the front-right of my mouth instead of the rear-right, so I just said fuck it and let him do the filling without rather than wait all day for him to hit the right nerve(or any nerve at all), wasn't really that bad though.
The last time I had dental work done, I had the n00b son of the guy the practice is named after who usually does it; he had to inject the Lidocaine or whatever it is twice, the first time did nothing at all, the second time numbed up the front-right of my mouth instead of the rear-right, so I just said fuck it and let him do the filling without rather than wait all day for him to hit the right nerve(or any nerve at all), wasn't really that bad though.
They were stitched with string that dissolves over time.Jaekus wrote:
It's the first I've heard of it. My molars were pretty big so not sure if that makes them too hard to stitch shut.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
I've had dissolving stitches a few times before.
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That's how I treat my wounds and pull teeth:
