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I still won't let anyone use mine
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splinken
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in defense of using someone else's toothbrush/letting someone else use your toothbrush. when you wake up in the morning, and one of you doesn't have a toothbrush--it hits you that the cooties have already been transmitted. many times over, if you're lucky.
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i keep one in my glovebox. i like to brush my teeth.
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yeah....i stayed over at an ex's recently, and *plenty* of cooties were exchanged that night ....and the next morning, too ;) He told me to use his toothbrush but when I went to I just couldn't. I dunno, there's something scarily intimate about it. Like even more intimate than sex. Which is a bit nuts really. Isn't it?
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When toothbrush time comes at my house, I pick a random victim's off of the wall. Then I wash it thoroughly with hot water, brush my teeth, then thoroughly wash it again in hot water and leave it soaking in Listerine. Perhaps cooties are the ties that bind.
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ClairE
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I left mine at home. Shyte.
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*Colleen*
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I dont care how many times we have kissed or whatever, someone elses toothbrush just FEELS different. It tastes all nasty and gross. The only plaque I want on my toothbrush is my own. When someone else uses it, Id rather throw it away than stick it in my mouth again. *YUCK*
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what's it to you?
who
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