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30 Things I'd Rather Do That Go To The Dentist

Because who doesn't love getting their teeth poked and probed?

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30 Things I'd Rather Do That Go To The Dentist

Going to the dentist's office is the worst thing on earth. Sitting there waiting for your name to be called to be the next victim with the smell of fluoride and toothpaste in the air isn't how I want to spend my day off. Then they call your name, you go back in the back and sit in the big body chair. That's when the doctor starts to pick at your teeth and interrogate you about your hygienic habits. Here's a list of things that I'd rather be doing than go to dentist.

1. Attend a Funeral

2. Have brain surgery

3. Run a marathon in 120-degree weather

4. Have a million mosquitoes sting me at once

5. Clean every inch of my house

6. Study for a math exam

7. Learn a new language (caveman)

8. Rob a bank

9. Swim with sharks

10. Shave my head

11. Break my face

12. Get shot

13. Have a soccer ball kicked into my stomach

14. Have my wallet stolen

15. Stand outside in a tornado

16. Have a coconut fall on my head

17. Be stranded in the middle of an ocean

18. Be a poop scooper at the circus

19. Have the crimson tide rush over me every single day for the rest of my life

20. Drink soap

21. Have my car die in the middle of traffic

22. Have a bird take a crap on my head

23. Have to pay the bills

24. Burn the last box of mac n cheese

25. Burn to a crispy tomato from the sun

26. Stand on an erupting volcano

27. Be lost on a stranded island with nothing but a volleyball

28. Have a 10-hour-long bloody nose

29. Break every bone in my body

30. Get attacked by a rabid dog

As you can see I really don't enjoy the dentist. I'd much rather live my life in peace than have to deal with this war outside between me versus the tooth doctors because I probably won't win.

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