You can pick it, but it doesn't mean they'll stay. We attempted to move my great-grandmother to a retirement home about five years ago. The morning after her move-in my uncle asked how she liked it, and she punched him right in the jaw whilst screaming profanities at him. We moved her out the same day and took her back home. It nearly started a revolution in the place. People started complaining to their children and asking why they couldn't go home too.

heh, revolution of the oldies. sounds hilarious. :P

And quite sad.. poor old people. They're envious and just want to have thier old life back, not feel pampered all the time. Btw, #2 your great grandmother sounds like a badass.

#10 Your everywhere

Your family sounds exciting, #10.

No arguments there. Well, maybe not the worst thing. There are other things like this that can get under your skin.

Whoosh

It would suck if the "next time" is forever away from now. Sometimes parents like to spite their kids.

I don't think the dentist usually lets you take them home. I know because I asked.

Interesting, because when I got them removed, I was asked if I wanted to take them home.

I got offered the one they were able to take out whole.... 3 of mine were very large and still under the gums (no room for them to come in or anything) and had to be broken apart to take them out....

i got my wisdom teeth right away, sealed in a box thing. it looks good.

Mine were impacted so they had to give me general anesthetic and cut out all four. Guess they'd thrown them out by the time I was coherent.

You didn't throw a fit screaming "they're mine give them back"?

They wouldn't let me keep mine either =(

All you want? No. All you CAN, perhaps. You might find eating is too difficult and even ice cream requires too much jaw movement. Yay soup.