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Old 06-28-2008, 05:24 PM #1
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Never, ever turn on a battery operated toothbrush (with toothpaste applied) before you put it into your mouth.

Let's just say that there is toothpaste on the vaulted ceiling in my bathroom and I have no idea how I'll ever get it off.

I had no idea these little toothbrushes had super turbo power! I think I could have scrubbed the tub with this one!!
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Old 06-28-2008, 06:11 PM #2
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I can't BELIEVE you would do that! Who in the WORLD would do such a dumb thing? I would NEVER do a thing like that! Well....maybe once....or twice...
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LMAO! I have done that too.
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That is funny Kelly - thank you so much - I needed that laugh!
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So that's what those white spots on my bathroom walls and ceiling are!
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Now you tell me, Kelly

I have done that, ummm. . . numerous times and I have also been know to drop it while it's on
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Been there done that also. I'm bad about letting it slip out of my mouth while it's still turned on, LOL.
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LOL, I can see myself doing that if I had a battery operated toothbrush. Hey, if your bathroom has vaulted ceilings and guests vision is good enough to see the toothpaste, offer them a ladder and a rag and tell 'em to go for it!
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