Metal drip tips wile driving!

[MrTastyFog]

Had a close call today out and about on my day off I hit a pot hole wile taking a puff and just about took out a tooth.... Think ill make sure to have plastic drip wile driving

 

[The Ocelot]

I misread that. I thought you said you were dripping and driving...

 

[*deleon517*]

I misread that. I thought you said you were dripping and driving...

your not the only one that misread, I could have sworn the OP said hit a pole, not a pot hole. I was ready to reply with and your worried about knocking out a tooth, what about the car. your post saved me from that reply.

 

[SupplyDaddy]

When you hit a pothole, it's not going to matter if your drip tip is metal or plastic. Unless you're thinking soft silicon.......

 

[Trick]

Funny, I did almost the same thing today. No tooth damage, but I have crowns that are metal on the back. Ever bit down on aluminum with a filling? Imagine that, but worse.

If you find a deal on non-metal drip tips, let me know. I'll just be sitting here reliving that horrifying memory.

 

[The Ocelot]

your not the only one that misread, I could have sworn the OP said hit a pole, not a pot hole. I was ready to reply with and your worried about knocking out a tooth, what about the car. your post saved me from that reply.

I'm dyslexic and read "wife" not "wile." I was wondering what happened to her...

 

[sacricide]

Had a close call today out and about on my day off I hit a pot hole wile taking a puff and just about took out a tooth.... Think ill make sure to have plastic drip wile driving

oh crap, ill have to watch out, never even thought about it

 

[tomas]

I'm using silicone driptip pitched on Penelope metal tip when I drive. In general, I'm switching from metal driptips to plastic/silicone, If it's possible. It costs about 90 cents per piece. I like my teeth and dentist is expensive here in Prague