Would you rather go all day with a pebble in your shoe or a popcorn kernel stuck between your teeth?
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I think I would go with pebble... in hopes that I could skootch it over to the side where I wouldn't be walking on it.
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Oh, this one sux, lol. I guess I'd take the popcorn, because while it's annoying, I've often struggled with getting one out, but anything in my shoes is an INSTANT issue of "IT MUST GO, NOW!"
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Carla Burke wrote:Oh, this one sux, lol. I guess I'd take the popcorn, because while it's annoying, I've often struggled with getting one out, but anything in my shoes is an INSTANT issue of "IT MUST GO, NOW!"
Yes, as long as the kernel was in the back teeth. If it was in the front teeth, and visible, I would take the pebble.
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I dont want anything stuck between my teeth so I will go with the pebble.
I used to have a pair of flip flops that the soles were perfect for picking up pebbles.
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Two icky things, but that's the point, I suppose.
If I had to, I'd rather deal with the pebble. I think I'd find it less distracting than the popcorn kernal.
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