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WCDT strips 3931-3935 (4th to 8th February 2019)
Toe:
--- Quote from: Milayna on 07 Feb 2019, 02:13 ---Is...is...sticking someone else's...toothbrush...in your mouth...a common enough thing, even as a jerkwad move, that you wouldn't automatically assume he brought his own? O_o
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--- Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 07 Feb 2019, 06:26 ---Why would anyone arrange an internet hookup and not have a spare toothbrush on hand?
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I never really saw occasional toothbrush sharing as that big of a deal. I mean, it's safe to assume that they've been swapping far more spit (and probably other bodily fluids) by more direct means...
Timemaster:
If Peter/Patrick/Philip is an experienced hooker-upper and tinderist, he has brought his own toothbrush to the date. :-D
In my wild years I used to carry a foldable toothbrush with me most of the time. Not so much for the (unlikely) possibility of hookups, more for unexpected partys and not beeing able to drive home the same evening.
Aaah, those were the days...
TM
OldGoat:
--- Quote from: Milayna on 07 Feb 2019, 01:41 ---I didn't know anyone pronounced it anything other than mare-i-gold. Ya'll weird. Though I've been reading the nickname as marr-bear since there's no vowel to make the a long, and the other way sounds too close to "care bear".
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Give the time-line, it probably is a rif on "care-bear."
WRT the toothbrush - Since he's an Internet hook-up, it's probably safe to assume he and Renee have been playing a prolonged game of tonsil hockey at the very least, so sharing a toothbrush would be trivial.
Magniras:
--- Quote from: pwhodges on 07 Feb 2019, 02:57 ---
--- Quote from: Milayna on 07 Feb 2019, 02:13 ---Is...is...sticking someone else's...toothbrush...in your mouth...a common enough thing, even as a jerkwad move, that you wouldn't automatically assume he brought his own? O_o
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Just a hint: don't watch Nisemonogatari, as I think it would shock you...
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That's one scene, and it would shock a lot of people for a different reason.
pwhodges:
Indeed.
As an observation on the side, the toothbrush scene becomes more understandable (and interesting) when you read the book (it's available in English).
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