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Today, I watched my girlfriend slowly floss her teeth, and then eat what showed up on the floss. FML

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chickenwalrus 14

does she put the poop back in her butt after she wipes too?

Meh you get to kiss her it's your fLoss :)

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MikeMikeTheAzn 3

Your not supposed to do that? Well then...

Was it steak? That is acceptable.

Hall pass for picking your nose, scratching your ass, and burping at any time.

Your body shape reminds me of a cobra.

Somebodys got a keeper(;

Somebody posted an overused comment.

TellMeWhatsDeath 14

That's disgusting..

So? I've done that before. I floss my teeth daily, sometimes twice. It's not like the food is spoiled. It's already in her mouth. At least she's not eating food off of "someone else's" floss.

Schizomaniac 24

Eeeeeewwwwww.

"Maybe I'm the one Maybe I'm the one who is the schizophrenic psycho (yeah)" So if I eat a mango, floss and swallow what I would hope didn't get stuck between my teeth? What then? People need to relax, we've all had nastier things in our mouths.:P

KiddNYC1O 22

Well said, enslaved.

There goes my dinner! Pretty effin gross.

Although I can tolerate this, I agree that it's not a very sanitary idea. Sure, it's her mouth, but she's flossing it out in the first place because that, and anything else between her teeth, is covered with bacteria and needs to go. I don't see the benefits of eating it, not like it'll fill her hunger any more..

I don't think you quite understand the point of flossing... The point of flossing is to get bacteria-growing food away from your teeth before it starts snacking on them instead of the food. Eating it, while someone disturbing if witnessed, is in no way unsanitary.

CharresBarkrey 16

I agree with 114. Your teeth's enamel is really soft and prone to bacteria eating through (so soft that it only takes 12 hours to create a cavity) but the rest of your body is strong enough to withstand that same bacteria. It's completely safe.

Someone should be somewhat up there. Ugh. Typos.

I sure hope Doc sees OP's username :P

I was about to post that same thing! Thank god I read yours first, otherwise I'd have been torn apart! Praise Doc B!

Beat me to it! LoL Glad I checked before commenting. Doc B!

I'm glad there are still people who read the comments beforehand. Thumbs up to you both :)

I wouldn't want to shame my reputation with this community! (no sarcasm implied)