Where is everyone #5

@farmerjohn64

You in Ohio?

 

You’ll have to translate for me

 

I’ll always remember the good time I had in Jersey; I didn’t put on my boots until I got out the truck

 

Nevermind its a Grand Marques

Femboy Vibing. Happy Pride it reads.

 

Till you have to call road service and ask for a BJ.

I just remember CF and Roadway drivers calling the shop and asking for a BJ.

 

I'd keep the electric as a backup. I think my flywheel has space for a starter on each side.

 

I should hope your flywheel does....it's round..lol. you mean your bell housing?

 

I had a buddy who worked for roadway out of Chicago and that was a gripe he had....amongst others.

 

Lol yes.

 

Not sure if you would like further input, but here's mine.

I have one in my jaw on the lower right side (its the first molar). Other than very mild surgical site discomfort, I can't even tell its there unless I actually touch the cap with my tongue. I don't have the crown since that costs an additional $2,000 that I don't have right now. Very cold days don't cause issues, and very hot/very cold foods don't cause issues (although I get something stuck between the implant cap and the 2nd molar once in a long while).

My orthodontist has confirmed (and I have personal experience due to a work related injury a year after everything was done) that teeth adjacent to an open space will migrate somewhat to that space. Not enough to notice until you need work done though. I had my implant put in after my orthodontia was done. My surgeon had to fill in the jaw with bone graft and letting it heal for 3 months before putting in the implant due to bone structural issues from tooth manipulation. The implant was to replace a baby tooth that never got replaced by an adult tooth. My orthodontist explained that those people with missing teeth in their 30's and 40's is because of a baby tooth or two not being replaced with adult versions.

To give you an idea of where I come from, I am as I quote from both my orthodontist and my oral maxillofacial surgeon the "worst case we will see in our careers". I had to get all my work done in my early 20's (I'm 30 now) due to biological growth and money.