Saved for future Gabby L0gicsIzzysmi wrote:So from reading the tomato debate I realised I hadn't watch all of the video. I must've clicked off when she said she was going to sing a duet with her Mum, which can I say her facial expressions were quite odd. She looked unhinged!!
I'm a bit scared tbh
lol at this type of acting/singing being on the West End, children would cry.
If you brush properly there is no reason for an electric toothbrush. From what I know, they were originally created to help people with mobility problems brush their teeth properly - if you have a full range of motion, you should be able to brush your teeth without needing an electric.curlytot92 wrote: 2. She doesn't have an electric toothbrush? Maybe I'm nitpicking but I hate non-electric, they don't make your mouth feel clean at all. I don't even mean the expensive electric ones, I just use those electric £6 ones from the supermarket but she could definitely afford a good toothbrush.
My dentist told me that electric toothbrushes are better. I've nearly 24 and I've had 1 filling my whole life due to braces so it works for me.grassroots wrote:If you brush properly there is no reason for an electric toothbrush. From what I know, they were originally created to help people with mobility problems brush their teeth properly - if you have a full range of motion, you should be able to brush your teeth without needing an electric.curlytot92 wrote: 2. She doesn't have an electric toothbrush? Maybe I'm nitpicking but I hate non-electric, they don't make your mouth feel clean at all. I don't even mean the expensive electric ones, I just use those electric £6 ones from the supermarket but she could definitely afford a good toothbrush.
Now, it's completely up to you at the end of the day, but electric toothbrushes aren't inherently better (unless, like I said, you have mobility problems). Personally, I hate electric toothbrushes because they feel like they take two layers of enamel off. /shrug
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this is not the TRASH A TOOTHBRUSH thread so let's leave it, yeah?grassroots wrote:If you brush properly there is no reason for an electric toothbrush. From what I know, they were originally created to help people with mobility problems brush their teeth properly - if you have a full range of motion, you should be able to brush your teeth without needing an electric.curlytot92 wrote: 2. She doesn't have an electric toothbrush? Maybe I'm nitpicking but I hate non-electric, they don't make your mouth feel clean at all. I don't even mean the expensive electric ones, I just use those electric £6 ones from the supermarket but she could definitely afford a good toothbrush.
Now, it's completely up to you at the end of the day, but electric toothbrushes aren't inherently better (unless, like I said, you have mobility problems). Personally, I hate electric toothbrushes because they feel like they take two layers of enamel off. /shrug
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Someone replied to a comment I made about Gabby...if we can't even respond to each other without being told we shouldn't be posting now I imagine there will be far less posts.velvetg0bshite wrote:this is not the TRASH A TOOTHBRUSH thread so let's leave it, yeah?grassroots wrote:If you brush properly there is no reason for an electric toothbrush. From what I know, they were originally created to help people with mobility problems brush their teeth properly - if you have a full range of motion, you should be able to brush your teeth without needing an electric.curlytot92 wrote: 2. She doesn't have an electric toothbrush? Maybe I'm nitpicking but I hate non-electric, they don't make your mouth feel clean at all. I don't even mean the expensive electric ones, I just use those electric £6 ones from the supermarket but she could definitely afford a good toothbrush.
Now, it's completely up to you at the end of the day, but electric toothbrushes aren't inherently better (unless, like I said, you have mobility problems). Personally, I hate electric toothbrushes because they feel like they take two layers of enamel off. /shrug
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Yes, join me - I started a really deep, thought-provoking discussion over there!yteri wrote:To the people going on about tomatoes, fat shaming and toothbrushes, please go to the off topic thread to debate dental care
Blah blah blah misogyny blah blah blah a woman's body and how she chooses to present it in no way correlates to her class or social standing blah blah blah by calling her attention seeking you're just playing into the idea of rape culture blah blah blah young girls should not grow up ashamed of their bodies this is how 'better than the other girls' ideals begin to play out because men and other women will tell them that girls who show their bodies and flaunt their assets are whores who have no brain cells, it's okay to hate them because they aren't as classy, demure or as intelligent as you (blah blah this plays into the misogynist ideal that women should be silent and play into a man's idea of femininity) blah blah blahGentleAblaze wrote:Yes, join me - I started a really deep, thought-provoking discussion over there!yteri wrote:To the people going on about tomatoes, fat shaming and toothbrushes, please go to the off topic thread to debate dental care
Back to Gabby - I really couldn't give a toss about what toothbrush she uses. But I don't like how she posted that pic of her boobs - nothing wrong with being pleased with how they turned out but she has so many impressionable fans and I just don't think it's classy flaunting your boobs over social media, girls from school did it when I was a teenager and I just feel like it screams attention seeking and trashy.
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