15 + 20 points
Brush With Reality by Mr. T., The C
March 9th, 2007 3:06 PM
I saw this task and immediately knew it'd be perfect for Josiah and I. We met with our toothbrushes and some "Crest Kidz" (the only mini-toothpaste tube I had laying around from years ago.) and went at it.
Personally, I felt it was stranger, and harder, to brush someone else's teeth. When you brush your own, you know the shape of it and how you need to angle to get certain places. When you do it to someone else, not only do you not know that, if you know where to go, it's hard to get the movement to get there right. Over all, it was a strange experience, but I think I'll be brushing my own teeth exclusively for awhile.
Personally, I felt it was stranger, and harder, to brush someone else's teeth. When you brush your own, you know the shape of it and how you need to angle to get certain places. When you do it to someone else, not only do you not know that, if you know where to go, it's hard to get the movement to get there right. Over all, it was a strange experience, but I think I'll be brushing my own teeth exclusively for awhile.
Brushing
It was really hard to do this without laughing the entire time.
Later
Even when we settled down a bit, it was next to impossible to make the mouth movements the other person wanted. Hence my donkey-like expression.
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posted by connor on March 11th, 2007 8:51 PM
That was so damn funny to see. And that guy in the stall had to be thinking "GET ME THE HELL OUT OF HERE!!!"
i have to award some bonuses here, only you two would do this at school, lol