[a fool in paradise]

VP Joe Biteme

[a fool in paradise]

In the clinic Dr Clint Herzog applied a tooth-coloured resin to Taylor's canines then shaped the composite into gently-sloped fangs.

Dr. Herzog?

[ClearCase_guy]

C'mon! It's a simple DIY job!

[a fool in paradise]

He takes referals too!

[camle]

and people thought trekkies were wierd..

[PzLdr]

I’d rather be a werewolf.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

This is a good thing for employers.

They will know instantly not to hire this person.

[Emile]

People have a perfect right to buy, and dentists have a perfect right to sell, things like this. That said, I'd never go to a dentist who has such an unserious attitude toward his craft that he'd pander to the vain and stupid in this way.

If my kid did this, the last thing I'd ever do is make him remove them. I'd want them to stay on as long as possible so (1) he could experience all the difficulties in eating, talking, etc. that he could in the meantime, and (2) I could get some good pics to share with his spouse, and with his college and professional friends, when the time came.

[SeekAndFind]

They don’t make Vampires like they used to in the past.

Remember when ...

Dracula was a fearsome creature ?

Dracula had no reflection in the mirror ( they did away with that in say, TRUE BLOOD )

Dracula could be stopped by a cross

Dracula was afraid of Holy Water

You could identify a vampire’s grave by leading a virgin boy through a graveyard or church grounds on a stallion — the horse would supposedly balk at the grave in question.

What happened to all the above from vampire folklore ?
They don’t seem to apply to vampires in the 20th century.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

A conversation circa 2030:

“Grandma, so you were one of those shallow skanks who got the Twilight Fangs?”

[PowderMonkey]

Mommy and Daddy were obviously Trekkies...

"It's life, Jim! Just not as we know it."

Vampires suck.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

[mlizzy]

Michael D. O'Brien has his take on "Twilight" here.

[metmom]

What goes around, comes around.

This obsession with the occult is going to ruin these kids some day.

They seriously do not know what they are dabbling in. Satan likes to make the occult seem like it’s all fun and games and it’s not.

There’s real power there and getting sucked into it through seemingly innocuous ways is just as dangerous as joining a coven and becoming a Satanist. There are two books which deal with the occult and getting involved with it.

One is The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, which is fiction, and the other is The Beautiful Side of Evil by Johanna Michaelsen, which is still in print and available online. It is an autobiography of her journey in the occult and how Satan uses seemingly good things to suck people in. I read it years ago and it is a fascinating, enlightening, and very alarming book.

[WKB]

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