R7ehr wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2026 1:20 am
Super glue might be a good thing to have. Use it to glue wounds shut, as that is what it was originally invented for.
Wife: we have a British friend who decided to super glue his chipped tooth back on. I’m not quite sure that I am ready to recommend that. And I don’t know if I ever found out if anything else happened..
R7ehr wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2026 1:20 am
Super glue might be a good thing to have. Use it to glue wounds shut, as that is what it was originally invented for.
Wife: we have a British friend who decided to super glue his chipped tooth back on. I’m not quite sure that I am ready to recommend that. And I don’t know if I ever found out if anything else happened..
Should you expect to hear something? Has he been able to open his mouth since?
R7ehr wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2026 1:20 am
Super glue might be a good thing to have. Use it to glue wounds shut, as that is what it was originally invented for.
Wife: we have a British friend who decided to super glue his chipped tooth back on. I’m not quite sure that I am ready to recommend that. And I don’t know if I ever found out if anything else happened..
Should you expect to hear something? Has he been able to open his mouth since?
Wife: yesh… but he sounds a lot more like Sean Connery now…
I had a discussion with the dentist about gluing a cap back on and he admitted it is an epoxy that look, smells and handles a lot like regular five minute epoxy.