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My first brief conversation with my new Xmas Sonicare Intelliclean System i8500 with Crest liquid toothpaste

Sonicare i8500:  “So.  You ready…?”

Me: “I think so.  But be gentle, okay?  This is my first time.”

30 Replies to “My first brief conversation with my new Xmas Sonicare Intelliclean System i8500 with Crest liquid toothpaste”

  1. Robert says:

    Take it all, baby!

  2. JFH says:

    Well, my first experience left me pretty bloody… just sayin’

    Turing word:  “used” as in the Sonicare “used” me and never called back.

  3. Sean M. says:

    I’m glad to see that you’ve moved on after what happened with the rimless glasses.

  4. Army Lawyer says:

    It goes in the mouth, Jeff.

  5. JWebb says:

    Coulda been worse – you could’ve gotten a Remington circular-blade nose/ear hair trimmer. My eyes are still watering. . .

  6. richard mcenroe says:

    See that setting marked “sandpaper”? The one just to left of “gargling with broken glass”?  You might want to avoid that side of the dial…

  7. harrison says:

    Did you get ALL of the attachments?

  8. SteveMG says:

    Remember to wear protection, Jeff.

    These one night stands can get messy if things go awry.

    And yes, it can happen the first time.

    SMG

  9. KM says:

    It recalls the Dylan song, “Two Minutes is a Long Time.”

    At least I think that’s what he said. Might’ve been “Tomorrow is a Long Time.” But then he had a fucking toothbrush in his mouth.

    But here’s what I heard:

    “If today, was not a crooked molar,

    If tonight, was not a molded crown,

    If two minutes, wasn’t such a long time,

    Then flossing would mean nothing at all.

    But to know, that my i8500 was waiting,

    If I could only hear its motor softly humming,

    Yes to know, that it was cleaning eye teeth,

    Then I’d lie, in my bed, with a huge caries slowly eating away at my lower left canine.”

    My transcription. With Dylan, all puncuation’s naturally omitted.

  10. Robb Allen says:

    Wow. To bad there wasn’t a freshest breath category in the 2005 Weblog awards this year, ‘cuz you’d have gotten 1st easily.

  11. Salt Lick says:

    Just think of it as a bidet for your mouth.

    Love,

    Mom

  12. Matt says:

    There’s a swallowing joke here somewhere, but damned if I can find it.

  13. TallDave says:

    It hurts a little at first, but after that you can’t imagine going without it.

  14. tongueboy says:

    Try the Dremel attachments for that ol’ Marathon Man feeling of—[licks teeth]—cuh-lean!

  15. Slublog says:

    XMas?  XMAS!?!!

    WHY DO YOU HATE THE BABY JESUS, JEFF?

    WHY ARE YOU DECLARING WAR ON CHRISTMAS?

  16. harrison says:

    Psss, Slublog.

    I think he’s Jewish.

    It’s okay.

  17. Slublog says:

    Yup.  I knew it.

    Neocon zionists are at the front line of the war on Christmas, you know. grin

  18. Slublog says:

    Just to clarify, I am kidding.

    But I still think Jeff regularly makes the Baby Jesus cry.

  19. dave says:

    And the molar of the story is….?

  20. 3rd_Bird says:

    Good move Jeff. Those rimless glasses will be back on its hands and knees.

  21. TomB says:

    Jeff. Do you swallow, or spit?

    As a dentist I need to know.

  22. Carin says:

    Shit, what did I miss? Did the rimless glasses leave him??

    Do I have to make it a rule to NEVER miss a day of Jeff?

  23. ahem says:

    Speaking of Marathon Man–a film that made me miss start brushing four times a day–Is it safe?

  24. Those rimless glasses will be back on its hands and knees.

    Wait, I thought the glasses were a plural entity. On the other hand, though, I don’t recall the glasses having two voices, or any note about them speaking in unison. Actually, now that I think about, they/it never mentioned having hands and knees either. Jeff, I’m beggining to think you made the whole thing up.

    Also, Jeff, I beseech you to immediately discard that toothbrush–and yes, that’s really all it is. It’s just slick marketing and higher prices for stupid bells and whistles that make no difference.  As proof, here’s a transcript from my conversation with a Schick Quattro Power at Target:

    Me: So, why do you have batteries?

    SQP: The Power of 4â„¢ is a physical and mental state in which an individual experiences a sudden, unexpected spike in levels of attention, believability and getting-away-with-things-ness.



    Me:
    Huh? Is geeting-away-with-things-ness even a proper word?

    Target Security: Sir, is there a problem?

    From now on I’m using a bowie knife to shave.

  25. I’m so old school that I still cannot accept the idea of putting cylindrical, battery-operated vibrating devices in. my. mouth!

    But don’t blame me; I was born that way…

    Turing = thing

  26. Gahrie says:

    I don’t need no new fangled, battery operated contraption to brush my teeth. I do it the old fashioned way. I hired a midget with epilepsy to stand on my counter and hold my toothbrush for me.

    Verification word: hand

  27. I hired a midget with epilepsy to stand on my counter and hold my toothbrush for me.

    That’s not funny. My first wife was an epileptic midget with no teeth.

  28. Lloyd says:

    Just out of curiosity eDog, did she have a nice little flat spot on the top of her head also?

  29. Lloyd says:

    Well the memory is kind of fuzzy. But as I remember it……….. we started out with shots of tequila in San Diego and woke up in Tijuana. Some place in there was a midget that felt pretty damn good when she started to shake, so I’m assuming she had no teeth and I’m guessing about the flat spot, but I could swear we were doing jello shots from a hairy little table.

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