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Chipmunks are adorable~ I wouldn't describe you as a chipmunk, though. You're not high-strung enough. Maybe like a cat~ You can hug it and cuddle it and stuff but if you piss it off in the slightest it'll tear your face off!

*Strokes Hanae* 4laugh ~

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I think I already have my wisdom teeth. If not, then I think I may have just enough room in my mouth for them.
*Is most likely wrong about both of those statements*

*OOC: I think because they start crowding your other teeth. Like my teeth. Crowded. Crooked. Thats 1 year of braces down the pooper.*

You've been hanging out in the GCD surprised

I used to get sick (the throwing up kind, not the generic ill kind) every time I had the slightest cold till I had my tonsils out. I know I would have probably grown out of it, but personally I reckon for me it was worth it.

Taking wisdom teeth out is actually pretty common, but has been for ages. My mum had to have hers taken out because of no room and they were impacted or something. Mine thankfully are coming thorugh fine though, hardly ever give me any hint of pain either! biggrin

Doctors and operations and stuff Im fine with, but dentists really creep me out. I think it's because I end up feeling very trapped and if they take too long hard to breathe, really needed to swallow/spit, etc. And it's disgusting. xp

Depends. The earliest I've heard anyone getting them is 16, but that's very rare. I started getting mine at 17/18, and they're still coming through. They're the slowest teeth to come through I'm afraid. Most people get them around late teens to early 20s.

My sister got hers when she was fifteen.

And since my family can't afford a dentist or anything like that, I couldn't get my wisdom teeth out even if I had to.

o.O Dentists are free here, to children, students, OAPs, and pregnant women. And yeah, 15 is early but not unheard of. Actually, come to think of it I think my mum got hers at 16...