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Every toothbrush you've ever owned is still out there. . . somewhere. amirite?
by Anonymous3 years ago
Considering I've sacrificed by fire every toothbrush to the tooth fairy that I've ever owned, you are wrong.
by Anonymous3 years ago
So too are our baby teeth.
by Anonymous3 years ago
That is awesome and creepy, nice 👌
by Anonymous3 years ago
Thank you
by Anonymous3 years ago
Would they though? Teeth are bone and bones are biodegradable. So they would eventually disappear. I wouldn't know how long though.
by Anonymous3 years ago
Considering the fact that bones die in 70 years after your own death, those baby teeth will outlast you.
by Anonymous3 years ago
That's why we should all be using a more biodegradable toothbrush, like bamboo. Abolish plastic!
by Anonymous3 years ago
I really wanted to, and eventually got a bamboo toothbrush and it was so clunky and jabbed me in the gums, I stuck with it until it for two months, but it was so painful to use I replaced it with plastic.
by Anonymous3 years ago
? I've been using bamboo toothbrushes for years and never once had this issue.
by Anonymous3 years ago
This is just cursed
by Anonymous3 years ago
You mean as CO2 in the atmosphere and a little bit of toxic filter residue
by Anonymous3 years ago
Probably hanging with the Moody Blues.
by Anonymous3 years ago
Yeah i have them because i resuse them for cleaning
by Anonymous3 years ago
All of them?
by Anonymous3 years ago
Thus why I've atomized every tooth brush I've ever owned. No one may know the secrets of my teeth but me
by Anonymous3 years ago
It's in the tip, the dump
by Anonymous3 years ago
*Fire pit*
by Anonymous3 years ago
I never throw my toothbrush. I keep them all in a big plastic bag.
by Anonymous3 years ago
Of course it is, I've been using the same toothbrush for decades. I was so lucky when I found it in the trash years ago.
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