Thanks for these trains and welcome back!
I hope you will be able to sink your teeth into SG from now on :p
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Welcome back!
And sorry for what happened to you. If you have the money, i'll say go for option 2. But if dont, then option 1 is fine as well. But i guess you already choose option 2, right? So hopefully you'll get used to it soon!
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Knocked out one of my mums teeth when I was one. She never let me forget it XD
Hope everything works out. And thanks for the train.
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Ouch! It hurts a lot just reading...
Good recovery!
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Was, a side contemplation, of a plan, if I couldn't access my superannuation to get the funds together lol Not sure if you know what Superannuation in Australia is so I'll explain it briefly, feel free to completely ignore the below if you already know ^^
In Australia, employers pay staff their wages, obviously changes person to person and place to place etc. Hypothetically, for convenience and ease, let's say an employee earns $1,000 for the given pay period. The employer will pay the allotted amount to the employee, minus governmental taxes. However the employer is also mandated to pay Superannuation and is paid from employer to the employees superannuation company (Given the fact they aren't being dodgy and paying staff in cash). Superannuation is calculated before taxes come out and I think it's currently 11.5%. So the employer is then made to pay the employee in 3 different ways.
$1,000 gross wages for the pay period + $115 Superannuation (Total $1115.00)
Superannuation is meant to be a tool to assist with retirement and technically can't be accessed. It can only be accessed early for certain reasons and the hoops you go through are nuts xD
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Wowsers, and to think I'm having kittens about having to save for a new measly phone, I can't imagine being faced with a bill so huge! I truly hope this is the end of your health problems and have better days ahead......less said about the financial hit the better I suppose given that the little terrors vandals darlings are still around.....here's hoping the 5 year old develops a new hobby soon :)....with smashing skills like that maybe he could be put to work tunnelling the Snowy Hydro or something :D Cheers for the giveaways nonetheless!
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You're a superhero to spend part of your recovery gifting back to the community here. Such an intense procedure. Thanks for all the giveaways! Maybe one day in the future when your sons have grown, this will make for a good tale to reminisce on. For now, you shall be... the Gob Father. sorry for the bad joke May you rest up and heal quickly! Until then I suppose... steak smoothies?
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sorry about your teeth, and thanks for the long train.
the 5 year old will definitely brag about knocking teeth out at 5 later in life lol
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damn.
Ive only had experience of anesthesia after surgery on tongue, once. And the post op feeling was just awful. After it wore off, it pained like hell!
I cant even imagine what a teeth makeover would feel like...pheww...
Best wishes and hope you find the strength!
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After nearly a year away, I’m finally back! For those who remember me, you’ll know I’ve got three amazing (and occasionally chaotic) boys—12, 5, and nearly 2. I absolutely love being a dad, whether it's creating fantasy stories with my eldest, weaving "choose your own adventure" tales, or trying (and sometimes failing) to harness the creativity of the little ones. Parenting is an adventure all on its own… but one of my kids decided to take things to the next level.
You see, my 5-year-old has always been a bit of a nighttime terror. A champion of unnecessary midnight invasions, he’s spent years sneaking into my bed, tossing, turning, and generally thrashing about like a fish on land. Unfortunately for me, his chaotic sleep gymnastics had some unintended consequences. Over many months (and probably hundreds of accidental headbutts, kicks, and wild flailing limbs), he managed to knock out my two front lower teeth. One at a time. I swear, if there were an Olympic sport for stealthily breaking a parent's spirit (and dental structure) while asleep, he’d be a gold medalist.
Now, I’ve never been the most self-conscious person, but walking around looking like a hillbilly horror show did a number on my confidence. A trip to the dentist confirmed my worst fears—without intervention, my lower teeth would slowly shift and eventually just… fall over on their own. Fantastic. My options?
So, after raiding my superannuation (because, let's be honest, I wasn't waiting for my teeth to fall out one by one like a grim countdown to self-destruction), I just had the surgery two days ago. My face currently feels like it doesn’t belong to my body, I'm doped up on pain meds, and I’m probably not forming words properly yet… but hey, I’m back!
With that said, I have a couple of small trains. Get your tickets, checkpoints here - With no defined order, or significance, cos I couldn't be bothered:
I've prob screwed something up but they should be up for a week. -Yep, screwed up, I have an odd cart.
12 goes for two weeks. Oh noes, anything goes ^^Train - Level 0
Train - Level 1
Train - Level 2
Train - Level 3
Train - Level 4
WL Train - Level Over 9000
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