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They both come in tubes.
They are used in the same room.
They should not be
in the same drawer.
Mellow Curmudgeon 
A truly wise recommendation! If this picture was taken in a supermarket, one might think the photographer was a creative thinker. If this picture was taken in a house, one might think the photographer accidentally discovered a treatment for gingiva inflammation! 😀
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Closer to the latter. Getting something funny to post was consolation for the premature demise of a toothbrush.
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😀
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And they are both for cavity protection.
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Yet both might be essential for anyone who finally gets their head out of their… well, you know. 😉
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Arghhhhh!!! what a thought. My dog used to have poultry flavoured dog toothpaste. I teased my grand daughter by waving the dog’s toothbrush in front of her, & saying shall I do your teeth now.
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Bwhahaha! And so goes the expression of why ones breath smells like crack. 🤢
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I was alone when I read this and actually laughed out loud. Of course I knew the punchline in a general sense when I saw the pic. As with all humor, the delivery is what matters.
Reminds me of a customer who had a condition for several months that required he apply eye drops every few hours throughout the night. Somehow (he thinks maybe one of his toddlers) a similar sized bottle of super glue was placed on the nightstand. He constantly praises the dedication to duty of the emergency room staff at our local hospital.
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Good to hear from U again.
The misadventure with the super glue is quite a story. Having eyes glued shut is terrifying. I still remember how it felt when I was a little kid, did some wet sneezing in my sleep, and woke up later with dried mucus gluing my eyes shut. My mom swabbed it all away with warm water, while I was screaming “I can’t see!” (loud enough to make her ears bleed?) until the very end.
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