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eek Dude.... I'd take bloodwork anyday over tooth pulling. Even if they use big needles, it only hurts going in and if they take more then 2 tubes then you may feel it but still. sweatdrop ninja

Will do Ocarina..I don't like how the dentist's are so clean..and have sharp objects. >_>

Poor Oaky, but you can be knocked out. And doped up dreams are really fun!

Monthly Collectable Hints:
Lingering, belaboring, beating a dead horse… it's never sounded so sweet!
- They all mean "To discuss repeatedly or at length; harp on" but not sure about sweet. Wait! HARP! Sweet! Sweet music. maybe its a harp.

Don't be surprised if you see me acting a little weird. I'm just a dude whose circumstances are beyond his control, you know? Thanks.
-Mr. Roboto or Stix

Eric Stoltz had that big ol' face, but Cher still loved him (and so did we).
-The Mask

An amusement enjoyed by butlers, squires, and pages alike. A fine fit for all man.
- A fine fit.... probably connected to the next hint. Or the one after the next one.

Overalls are never a good fashion choice. Be especially wary when they change colors.
- uh..... Mario? Fire flower? A repairman soiling himself? I dunno.

Fear the wrath of the cod horn.
- "The Perfect Storm", hurricane, or a cape. Or maybe a codpiece.

d**k Cheney, in some ways, is kind of like Darth Vader. That's not a political statement, so don't get offended.
- On June 22, 2006 U.S. Vice President d**k Cheney called himself the Darth Vader of the Bush administration. Discussing the need to vigorously pursue intelligence, Cheney said to CNN's John King, "It means we need to be able to go after and capture or kill those people who are trying to kill Americans. That's not a pleasant business. It's a very serious business. And I suppose, sometimes, people look at my demeanor and say, well, he's the Darth Vader of the administration."[6] Humorously, Jon Stewart put on a Darth Vader helmet to 'talk' to d**k Cheney as a 'kindred spirit' on The Daily Show on January 25, 2007. Also, in the satiric cartoon show "Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States" , d**k Cheney's father is portrayed as being Darth Vader

Well the surgery went rather well. I was out the whole time, and REALLY out of it when we left. I don't even remember leaving and getting in the car. Anyways, I have gause in my mouth and I really don't feel up to eatting though. They took out all four wisdom teeth at once, so I won't have to go through that again. Everything below my nose is numb, so there's no real pain yet. I can't remember if I had any dreams. It was kinda hard to walk at first, but I can walk a little bit now. you know, enough to get to the bathroom and stuff. They gave me pain killers for later. There's a lot of eatting resistions though, but my throat hurts just a little, and I'm actually not that hungry. But it wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be. You see, If your wisdom teeth aren't impacted, then they come out easily. But if they are impacted, then they are harder to remove and that means there's a lot more pain and a lot more risks. Luckily, my teeth weren't impacted so it was simple. They used IV and a little gas. I didn't have to count backwards. They talked to me and before I knew it, I was out like a light. there is alot of bleeding but not enough to choke on. Especially if you use the gause like you're supposed to. The operation takes anywhere from 20-40 minutes. And that's with all four wisdom teeth. So its a short procedure. If your wisdom teeth aren't impacted, then there's nothing to worry about. But if they are impacted.... well good luck to you. I'll tell you more about it after the numbing wears off... its been over three hours, so it should wear off soon.... maybe.

those are some of my best guesses for hints, especially with this month's hints.

well, I'm doing much better today. I even managed to eat raviollis for lunch

I'm even able to eat salisbury steak