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Thanks for everyone's advice on sound.

C0-pilot They told Me very few of what You told Me so I'm very greatful to You for looking out for Me.
They actualy pulled and no drills. I had broke off the back half and when He got started the top half just broke off. Then He used these litle ice pick looking tools and just kept popping on the pieces till it all came out.
Thank You for telling Me these things. I use straws all the time. I did just out of common sense I guess just brush teeth up to the hole and used listerine very lighting. I guess a blind hog finds a root every now and then.



<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by h2co-pilot:
Don't listen to Dan he is a retard.

We have a Bose clock radio thingy in the bedroom and I like it, I turn it up and I can hear it all the way in the shower.

We also have one in the poker room with a cd player and it is nice as well.

Doesn't the Hummer come with Bose equip. anyway? If so it would only seem appropriate to continue the trend. But I don't know anything about that stuff.

Taz, did they use a drill? If so, it may take 4-5 days to recover to somewhat normal. Ice on 20 min. and off 20 min. for the first 24 hours and stick with cold to lukewarm soft foods, pudding, ice cream, yogurt are also good for coating your stomach if you are taking pain meds and then apply moist heat (wet a wash cloth, ring it out, fold it up, and microwave for 30 sec.) stick to soups, mashed potatoes etc.., never go back to ice. Rinse with salt water the second day- after meals and before bed, but just roll it around and let it fall out- don't forcefully swish. Be sure you don't create any suction in your mouth (no straws)for 5 days, it would lift and jolt the blot clot- and in turn could cause dry socket. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>