Yes but *where*
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover Ah, the Cronenburg Question!
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover in the privacy of your own home
-
Yes but *where*
Where else? Alabama!
No idk -
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover
Epstein Island -
Ack…beat me to it!
-
Yes but *where*
Two words: vagina dentata.
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover @beandreams *picturing human with mouth full of shark teeth*
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover I saw the movie. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780622/
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover oh yknow
-
Yes but *where*
Queen of Wands knows where:
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover The tooth regrowth trials are by Dr. Katsu Takahashi at Kyoto University Hospital. The subject must have intact dormant 3rd row tooth buds that can be activated, so if the former tooth was abscessed and took out the underlying bone and dormant 3rd row tooth bud, it won't work. (We are born with enough tooth buds to grow three sets of teeth, but one set of those buds stays dormant).
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover did somebody want anus teeth?
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover Re-grow: just remember where you had them the first time.
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover Cincinnati.
-
Yes but *where*
-
Yes but *where*
@ethanschoonover This popped in mind.
-
Yes but *where*
-
@ethanschoonover people all up for it until they learn the term "dermoid cyst".
@gsuberland @ethanschoonover I've seen a few ovarian teratomas with ungodly numbers of very well developed teeth, but nothing obvious they developed from.
-
@ethanschoonover The tooth regrowth trials are by Dr. Katsu Takahashi at Kyoto University Hospital. The subject must have intact dormant 3rd row tooth buds that can be activated, so if the former tooth was abscessed and took out the underlying bone and dormant 3rd row tooth bud, it won't work. (We are born with enough tooth buds to grow three sets of teeth, but one set of those buds stays dormant).
@badtux @ethanschoonover Wut?
-
@tsturm @ethanschoonover Sadly we are not like sharks, which can grow an unlimited number of sets of teeth. Wouldn’t that be cool?
