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GranTurismo 08/03/23 8:16:33 AM #1:	holy shit those things hurt <cite>GranTurismo posted [p:975225560] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>holy shit those things hurt</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ArtiRock 08/03/23 8:21:45 AM #2:	I've gotten one like... Once. Never again. --- This is the duty of the Grim Angels. <cite>ArtiRock posted [p:975225619] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I've gotten one like... Once. Never again. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
action52 08/03/23 8:59:39 AM #3:	I used to get them semi-regularly, as in several times a year. Since my 30s, they have thankfully been a lot rarer. Once every several years, if that. They are annoying, and can be very painful depending on where they are. --- And who are you, my little friend? Not a spoon... not a fork... but something in between. A fpoon. What will you think of next, Germany? <cite>action52 posted [p:975226104] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I used to get them semi-regularly, as in several times a year. Since my 30s, they have thankfully been a lot rarer. Once every several years, if that. They are annoying, and can be very painful depending on where they are. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ViolentAbacus 08/03/23 9:03:51 AM #4:	I used to get them monthly & multiple at a time, but ever since I swapped toothpaste to a brand that doesn't have Sodium Lauryl Sulfate it's not nearly as common. Now it's either when I get sick, or if I bite my lip/cheek. --- https://backloggery.com/zayakza <cite>ViolentAbacus posted [p:975226165] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I used to get them monthly & multiple at a time, but ever since I swapped toothpaste to a brand that doesn't have Sodium Lauryl Sulfate it's not nearly as common. Now it's either when I get sick, or if I bite my lip/cheek. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ANort175 08/03/23 9:06:04 AM #5:	Used to get them occasionally and yeah they sucked, think it's been a few years since I had one though. Not sure if I was using the wrong toothbrush or what but I'm glad I don't get them anymore. --- Are we the baddies? <cite>ANort175 posted [p:975226184] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Used to get them occasionally and yeah they sucked, think it's been a few years since I had one though. Not sure if I was using the wrong toothbrush or what but I'm glad I don't get them anymore. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MisterPengy 08/03/23 9:28:54 AM #6:	Is that the one on the inside? Swish warm, salty water around it. It will feel better very quickly. (Don't swallow the water) --- Bosses are immune to the eat command so it won't be possible to end the final boss fight of the game by eating it. -VeghEsther <cite>MisterPengy posted [p:975226492] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Is that the one on the inside? Swish warm, salty water around it. It will feel better very quickly. (Don't swallow the water) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CE_gonna_CE 08/03/23 9:29:49 AM #7:	The worst --- "Creed made better Pearl Jam music than Pearl Jam did" - shockthemonkey <cite>CE_gonna_CE posted [p:975226500] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>The worst </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GranTurismo 08/03/23 9:34:35 AM #8:	MisterPengy posted... Is that the one on the inside? Swish warm, salty water around it. It will feel better very quickly. (Don't swallow the water) oh this is very effective? <cite>GranTurismo posted [p:975226565] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>MisterPengy posted... </cite><quote>Is that the one on the inside? Swish warm, salty water around it. It will feel better very quickly. (Don't swallow the water)</quote>oh this is very effective?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GranTurismo 08/03/23 9:35:07 AM #9:	ViolentAbacus posted... I used to get them monthly & multiple at a time, but ever since I swapped toothpaste to a brand that doesn't have Sodium Lauryl Sulfate it's not nearly as common. Now it's either when I get sick, or if I bite my lip/cheek. so having that in your toothpaste is a major cause of this? <cite>GranTurismo posted [p:975226578] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>ViolentAbacus posted... </cite><quote>I used to get them monthly & multiple at a time, but ever since I swapped toothpaste to a brand that doesn't have Sodium Lauryl Sulfate it's not nearly as common. Now it's either when I get sick, or if I bite my lip/cheek.</quote>so having that in your toothpaste is a major cause of this?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Naysaspace 08/03/23 9:36:34 AM #10:	Sometimes. Not in a while <cite>Naysaspace posted [p:975226594] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Sometimes. Not in a while</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MisterPengy 08/03/23 9:36:52 AM #11:	GranTurismo posted... oh this is very effective? Yeah. I guess the salt and water like cleans it, or whatever? It also numbs it for some reason. I'm not a doctor. But it goes from "very stingy" to "I can tell it's there but it doesn't really hurt now" --- Bosses are immune to the eat command so it won't be possible to end the final boss fight of the game by eating it. -VeghEsther <cite>MisterPengy posted [p:975226602] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>GranTurismo posted... </cite><quote>oh this is very effective?</quote>Yeah. I guess the salt and water like cleans it, or whatever? It also numbs it for some reason. I'm not a doctor. But it goes from "very stingy" to "I can tell it's there but it doesn't really hurt now" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ViolentAbacus 08/03/23 5:21:15 PM #12:	Swishing salt water has never really helped with mine. GranTurismo posted... so having that in your toothpaste is a major cause of this? It's one of the causes - though different for everyone kinda deal. Was one of the things that I tried, and helped a lot. Almost always get them now if I use a foamy toothpaste. --- https://backloggery.com/zayakza <cite>ViolentAbacus posted [p:975234856] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Swishing salt water has never really helped with mine.GranTurismo posted... </cite><quote>so having that in your toothpaste is a major cause of this?</quote>It's one of the causes - though different for everyone kinda deal. Was one of the things that I tried, and helped a lot. Almost always get them now if I use a foamy toothpaste. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AndreLeGeant 08/03/23 5:25:38 PM #13:	Yes. When I had braces they were awful. They pop up if ever I have any irritation to my mouth (dentist, wearing retainers, sinus issues, burning my mouth on food). --- "Not only is Andre way smarter than you, he's also way smarter than you think you are." - SaikyoStyle <cite>AndreLeGeant posted [p:975234922] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Yes. When I had braces they were awful. They pop up if ever I have any irritation to my mouth (dentist, wearing retainers, sinus issues, burning my mouth on food). </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lord_Ephraim 08/03/23 5:26:23 PM #14:	I got them all the time in my teens. As an adult I don't get them at all unless it's from a mouth injury. biting my cheeks were a common occurance until I got my wisdom teeth removed. --- SNARGLEBLAGH <cite>Lord_Ephraim posted [p:975234938] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I got them all the time in my teens. As an adult I don't get them at all unless it's from a mouth injury. biting my cheeks were a common occurance until I got my wisdom teeth removed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aressar 08/03/23 5:39:54 PM #15:	ALL. THE FREAKING. TIME. I literally have one right now. Most of the time I get them because I sometimes accidentally bite the inside of my mouth while I'm eating. I've been looking for something to help prevent it. Someone once suggested wearing a bit over my teeth, though that's no good to me if it only happens when I'm eating, which I can't effectively do while wearing a bit. Other than that, everyone I talk to about it ends up advising me to just try not to bite the inside of my mouth. Like it's something I'm doing out of indulgence or something, like nail-biting. It's not. I can't help it, and it's fucking annoying. /rant --- One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls. <cite>Aressar posted [p:975235191] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>ALL. THE FREAKING. TIME.I literally have one right now.Most of the time I get them because I sometimes accidentally bite the inside of my mouth while I'm eating. I've been looking for something to help prevent it. Someone once suggested wearing a bit over my teeth, though that's no good to me if it only happens when I'm eating, which I can't effectively do while wearing a bit.Other than that, everyone I talk to about it ends up advising me to just try not to bite the inside of my mouth. Like it's something I'm doing out of indulgence or something, like nail-biting. It's not. I can't help it, and it's fucking annoying./rant </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GranTurismo 08/03/23 5:40:52 PM #16:	Aressar posted... ALL. THE FREAKING. TIME. I literally have one right now. Most of the time I get them because I sometimes accidentally bite the inside of my mouth while I'm eating. I've been looking for something to help prevent it. Someone once suggested wearing a bit over my teeth, though that's no good to me if it only happens when I'm eating, which I can't effectively do while wearing a bit. Other than that, everyone I talk to about it ends up advising me to just try not to bite the inside of my mouth. Like it's something I'm doing out of indulgence or something, like nail-biting. It's not. I can't help it, and it's fucking annoying. /rant yeah aren't they usually extremely painful? <cite>GranTurismo posted [p:975235208] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Aressar posted... </cite><quote>ALL. THE FREAKING. TIME.I literally have one right now.Most of the time I get them because I sometimes accidentally bite the inside of my mouth while I'm eating. I've been looking for something to help prevent it. Someone once suggested wearing a bit over my teeth, though that's no good to me if it only happens when I'm eating, which I can't effectively do while wearing a bit.Other than that, everyone I talk to about it ends up advising me to just try not to bite the inside of my mouth. Like it's something I'm doing out of indulgence or something, like nail-biting. It's not. I can't help it, and it's fucking annoying./rant</quote>yeah aren't they usually extremely painful? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
vegeta415 08/03/23 5:42:05 PM #17:	If you have tahini for some reason, that helps a lot. <cite>vegeta415 posted [p:975235238] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>If you have tahini for some reason, that helps a lot. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
modena 08/03/23 5:45:08 PM #18:	I had one a few months ago right on the tip of my tongue...worst spot to have one imo. Even drinking hurt. --- I'm surrounded <cite>modena posted [p:975235288] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I had one a few months ago right on the tip of my tongue...worst spot to have one imo. Even drinking hurt. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aressar 08/03/23 5:46:30 PM #19:	GranTurismo posted... yeah aren't they usually extremely painful? Yes, yes they are. vegeta415 posted... If you have tahini for some reason, that helps a lot. Never heard of it, but I'll look around if they sell it where I live. Is it supposed to speed up the healing process, or does it temporarily numb the pain? Because for the latter part I already use lidocaine. --- One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls. <cite>Aressar posted [p:975235310] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>GranTurismo posted... </cite><quote>yeah aren't they usually extremely painful?</quote>Yes, yes they are.vegeta415 posted... </cite><quote>If you have tahini for some reason, that helps a lot.</quote>Never heard of it, but I'll look around if they sell it where I live. Is it supposed to speed up the healing process, or does it temporarily numb the pain? Because for the latter part I already use lidocaine. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aressar 08/03/23 5:49:13 PM #20:	modena posted... I had one a few months ago right on the tip of my tongue...worst spot to have one imo. Even drinking hurt. Definitely the worst area. I once had one on the side of my tongue. It gave me a speech impediment for two weeks. --- One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls. <cite>Aressar posted [p:975235354] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>modena posted... </cite><quote>I had one a few months ago right on the tip of my tongue...worst spot to have one imo. Even drinking hurt.</quote>Definitely the worst area. I once had one on the side of my tongue. It gave me a speech impediment for two weeks. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 08/03/23 6:03:05 PM #21:	I used to drink a lot of OJ and I did. But now that I basically only drink water, I can't even remember the last time I had one. Just avoid acidic foods/drinks or gargle listerine or something, often. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:975235623] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I used to drink a lot of OJ and I did. But now that I basically only drink water, I can't even remember the last time I had one. Just avoid acidic foods/drinks or gargle listerine or something, often. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cuticrusader09 08/03/23 6:19:19 PM #22:	GranTurismo posted... so having that in your toothpaste is a major cause of this? Im sure its more related to allergies & intolerances. Pineapple causes it for me. I dont eat it. <cite>Cuticrusader09 posted [p:975235883] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>GranTurismo posted... </cite><quote>so having that in your toothpaste is a major cause of this?</quote>Im sure its more related to allergies & intolerances. Pineapple causes it for me. I dont eat it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kingdrake2 08/03/23 6:20:16 PM #23:	ClayGuida posted... Just avoid acidic foods/drinks uh oh. i love both things. --- beware of the chun-li <cite>kingdrake2 posted [p:975235900] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>ClayGuida posted...</cite><quote>Just avoid acidic foods/drinks</quote>uh oh. i love both things. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aressar 08/03/23 8:04:33 PM #24:	Yeah, acidic food/drinks tend to make it worse. Repeatedly reusing utensils without dishwashing them is also a surefire way to induce canker sores. --- One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls. <cite>Aressar posted [p:975237615] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, acidic food/drinks tend to make it worse. Repeatedly reusing utensils without dishwashing them is also a surefire way to induce canker sores. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GranTurismo 08/03/23 8:28:01 PM #25:	Aressar posted... Yeah, acidic food/drinks tend to make it worse. Repeatedly reusing utensils without dishwashing them is also a surefire way to induce canker sores. Why though? Reusing utensils <cite>GranTurismo posted [p:975238003] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Aressar posted... </cite><quote>Yeah, acidic food/drinks tend to make it worse. Repeatedly reusing utensils without dishwashing them is also a surefire way to induce canker sores.</quote>Why though? Reusing utensils</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nirvanas_Nox 08/03/23 8:49:26 PM #26:	I do sometimes. Mostly after I accidentally bit my lip or cheek. Painful little suckers. Salt water rinses help so much. --- Make sure not to bleed over the discs.- Xiciassa NOT IN MY CANTINA! - Bartender <cite>Nirvanas_Nox posted [p:975238356] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I do sometimes. Mostly after I accidentally bit my lip or cheek. Painful little suckers. Salt water rinses help so much. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 08/03/23 9:08:49 PM #27:	GranTurismo posted... Why though? Reusing utensils Using dirty shit to put into your mouth. Don't use an ice cream spoon 3 days later as a soup spoon without cleaning in between. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:975238687] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>GranTurismo posted... </cite><quote>Why though? Reusing utensils</quote>Using dirty shit to put into your mouth. Don't use an ice cream spoon 3 days later as a soup spoon without cleaning in between. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
deoxxys 08/04/23 4:06:11 AM #28:	You can probably still enjoy acidic food and beverages if you just rinse your mouth out with water afterwards --- twylite sprinkle http://tinyurl.com/jeqyas3 https://tinyurl.com/mgvx7h2 <cite>deoxxys posted [p:975242812] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>You can probably still enjoy acidic food and beverages if you just rinse your mouth out with water afterwards </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 08/04/23 4:19:44 AM #29:	Put salt directly on the canker sore until it goes numb. Or buy vitamin C tablets and let them dissolve on the sore. I used to do that and it hurts a little but its worth no longer being able to notice it for quite awhile. --- "Every last inch of me's covered in hair!" <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:975242875] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Put salt directly on the canker sore until it goes numb. Or buy vitamin C tablets and let them dissolve on the sore. I used to do that and it hurts a little but its worth no longer being able to notice it for quite awhile. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
indica 08/04/23 4:25:07 AM #30:	It's funny everyone says salt helps because I swear I only get them after eating super salty food --- There is no good. There is no evil. There just is. <cite>indica posted [p:975242905] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>It's funny everyone says salt helps because I swear I only get them after eating super salty food </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 08/04/23 4:27:48 AM #31:	indica posted... It's funny everyone says salt helps because I swear I only get them after eating super salty food Yea I used to get them from eating S&V chips all the time. Dont get em anymore though. But like, I already had the canker sore, so adding more salt to it didnt make it like a super duper canker sore. It just made it numb while it healed. --- "Every last inch of me's covered in hair!" <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:975242920] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>indica posted... </cite><quote>It's funny everyone says salt helps because I swear I only get them after eating super salty food</quote>Yea I used to get them from eating S&V chips all the time. Dont get em anymore though. But like, I already had the canker sore, so adding more salt to it didnt make it like a super duper canker sore. It just made it numb while it healed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
projectpat72988 08/04/23 4:35:54 AM #32:	Some tooth paste will fuck you up. There was this one specific "Crest" one that if I used would make my entire mouth "peel". Never used that shit again until forgetting about it and it happened again. Used probably 3 dozen types of toothpaste in my life and never once had an issue. <cite>projectpat72988 posted [p:975242970] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Some tooth paste will fuck you up. There was this one specific "Crest" one that if I used would make my entire mouth "peel". Never used that shit again until forgetting about it and it happened again. Used probably 3 dozen types of toothpaste in my life and never once had an issue.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nirvanas_Nox 08/04/23 12:30:47 PM #33:	HairyQueen posted... Put salt directly on the canker sore until it goes numb. Or buy vitamin C tablets and let them dissolve on the sore. I used to do that and it hurts a little but its worth no longer being able to notice it for quite awhile. Yeah don't do that. That would actually make it take longer to heal. That's why most people would recommend a salt water rinse instead. Same effect. If you want numbing use clove. --- Make sure not to bleed over the discs.- Xiciassa NOT IN MY CANTINA! - Bartender <cite>Nirvanas_Nox posted [p:975248180] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>HairyQueen posted... </cite><quote>Put salt directly on the canker sore until it goes numb. Or buy vitamin C tablets and let them dissolve on the sore. I used to do that and it hurts a little but its worth no longer being able to notice it for quite awhile.</quote>Yeah don't do that. That would actually make it take longer to heal. That's why most people would recommend a salt water rinse instead. Same effect. If you want numbing use clove. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 08/04/23 12:56:44 PM #34:	I used to have this thing called Tea Tree Oil, that you just swab a Q Tip in, and then place it on whatever's ailing you, and it'd slowly numb it and I assume heal it. Tasted like rotten asshole though. Like legit. Just absolutely horrid tasting. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:975248631] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I used to have this thing called Tea Tree Oil, that you just swab a Q Tip in, and then place it on whatever's ailing you, and it'd slowly numb it and I assume heal it. Tasted like rotten asshole though. Like legit. Just absolutely horrid tasting. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlueAnnihilator 08/04/23 1:00:37 PM #35:	I use to get them often when I was younger. Every minor cut in my mouth would turn into one. Stopped getting them after I reached a point where I was able to eat regularly so I chalked it up to poor nutrition. --- I agree with you, Blue. - FinalRockerdude, Vgmasta, ZeldaFan42, ObservanTeMK, Magoo111, E121Phi, re4master543, PJiddy, bloodmage3 (cont. in quote) <cite>BlueAnnihilator posted [p:975248702] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I use to get them often when I was younger. Every minor cut in my mouth would turn into one. Stopped getting them after I reached a point where I was able to eat regularly so I chalked it up to poor nutrition. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nirvanas_Nox 08/04/23 1:42:18 PM #36:	ClayGuida posted... I used to have this thing called Tea Tree Oil, that you just swab a Q Tip in, and then place it on whatever's ailing you, and it'd slowly numb it and I assume heal it. Tasted like rotten asshole though. Like legit. Just absolutely horrid tasting. Tea tree oil is really good as well. --- Make sure not to bleed over the discs.- Xiciassa NOT IN MY CANTINA! - Bartender <cite>Nirvanas_Nox posted [p:975249427] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>ClayGuida posted... </cite><quote>I used to have this thing called Tea Tree Oil, that you just swab a Q Tip in, and then place it on whatever's ailing you, and it'd slowly numb it and I assume heal it. Tasted like rotten asshole though. Like legit. Just absolutely horrid tasting.</quote>Tea tree oil is really good as well. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Weezy_Tha_Don 08/04/23 1:59:51 PM #37:	dont think Ive ever had one --- http://i.imgur.com/hwZyGuA.jpg - courtesy of the homie United_World born in this world crying, but die laughing. <cite>Weezy_Tha_Don posted [p:975249751] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>dont think Ive ever had one </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 08/04/23 3:12:39 PM #38:	Nirvanas_Nox posted... Yeah don't do that. That would actually make it take longer to heal. That's why most people would recommend a salt water rinse instead. Same effect. If you want numbing use clove. Doesnt matter if it takes an extra day to fully go away if you cant feel it at all since youve numbed it bud --- "Every last inch of me's covered in hair!" <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:975250989] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Nirvanas_Nox posted... </cite><quote>Yeah don't do that. That would actually make it take longer to heal. That's why most people would recommend a salt water rinse instead. Same effect. If you want numbing use clove.</quote>Doesnt matter if it takes an extra day to fully go away if you cant feel it at all since youve numbed it bud </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nirvanas_Nox 08/04/23 7:44:18 PM #39:	HairyQueen posted... Doesnt matter if it takes an extra day to fully go away if you cant feel it at all since youve numbed it bud But it doesn't stay numbed. You have to keep reapplying. Ud rather not go through unnecessary pain if I don't have to. I do a salt water rinse and they heal up just as quick. --- Make sure not to bleed over the discs.- Xiciassa NOT IN MY CANTINA! - Bartender <cite>Nirvanas_Nox posted [p:975255720] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>HairyQueen posted... </cite><quote>Doesnt matter if it takes an extra day to fully go away if you cant feel it at all since youve numbed it bud</quote>But it doesn't stay numbed. You have to keep reapplying. Ud rather not go through unnecessary pain if I don't have to. I do a salt water rinse and they heal up just as quick. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ViolentAbacus 08/04/23 10:19:54 PM #40:	Yeah salt is a miserable experience for what may be 2-3 hours of numbness. I'll have to keep tea tree oil in mind, though --- https://backloggery.com/zayakza <cite>ViolentAbacus posted [p:975258353] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Yeah salt is a miserable experience for what may be 2-3 hours of numbness.I'll have to keep tea tree oil in mind, though </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HairyQueen 08/04/23 10:31:04 PM #41:	Nirvanas_Nox posted... But it doesn't stay numbed. You have to keep reapplying. Ud rather not go through unnecessary pain if I don't have to. I do a salt water rinse and they heal up just as quick. Saltwater never worked well enough for me. Thankfully I dont get them anymore --- "Every last inch of me's covered in hair!" <cite>HairyQueen posted [p:975258565] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>Nirvanas_Nox posted... </cite><quote>But it doesn't stay numbed. You have to keep reapplying. Ud rather not go through unnecessary pain if I don't have to. I do a salt water rinse and they heal up just as quick.</quote>Saltwater never worked well enough for me. Thankfully I dont get them anymore </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OriginalPlain2 08/04/23 10:31:54 PM #42:	I think biting your own mouth cheeks usually mean youre dehydrated I think I have one right now <cite>OriginalPlain2 posted [p:975258583] in Do you eve... [t:80526728]...</cite> <quote>I think biting your own mouth cheeks usually mean youre dehydrated I think I have one right now </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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