Friday, March 31, 2006
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MBC VS CIMPSo it turns out that MBC also has a charital event goin on next week, n whats with me up in the wee hours of the mornin these days....
For those that doesn't know, CIMP would be selling self fullfiling food (Bakery Products) starting next week 4th April to raise money for charity. Well....the advantage is that MBC is merely selling ice-creams which might not clash with CIMP's business during lunch hours when ppl just want heavier stuff, but baked stuff can only fulfill very little actually......Im guessin that MBC would have a interactive booth setting up next week and most probably would be superior to the one CIMP would come up with. Though MBC is only selling desert, the weather effect comes to play as Malaysia is a Genetically Hot Country ( This includes lotta Uni Chicks too ). Good news for CIMP is that its been POURING lately (hahah similiar to a certain site name), so ice - creams might not seem so appaling when it rains.....At least I guess....I'm no Xpert on marketing..........YET!!!. Talking bout Marketing, MBC also has their own legoin of business practitioneers that CIMP should fear, not to mention their SUPER DOOPER WEAPON (Cheng Wai). Yep, she can just blow MBC's sale up the roof when its her turn for the day ;) Sadly, CIMP wont be able to have MR.ALL SMILES to attract customers, too busy by then n I've probly lost my reputation legend at CIMP by now. But hey, There's still MARK N SAB!!! Either one of them can come up with sumthin......right? Geez with no Second Line of Defense my AP's (ApplePie) might as well just be donated in the form of cash...haha
N no, Im not gettin Evil. The rumours are most certainly untrue!! I was Evil back in the High School Century but then I stopped my Evil ways since I stepped into Coll. But then again, bein Evil is no wrong so long as I'm still nice right?
SIN Network - CA (Evil Mode at Night)
Thursday, March 30, 2006
D-Stuff
(Non-Jolly Content Edited N Removed)
Now,now U removed a certain SITE for a JOLLY good reason ;)
N the motto u made even says all smiles to all plus wouldn't like to repeat the whole process again...
Liked the post though so I saved It up to keep in my database of events ;)
SIN Network - CA
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Tada!! Here's the Ori Pic as requested...taken during one of this years CNY outing ;)
BOO!!Hahaha....BOO means BOO la!! Wat u mean by wats boo. Boo wat?!! Blek blek.
Suka my hati la wat i want to boo!! Yalayala.. im not making much sense.. but dats d point rite?!!
TO make a point by NOT making a point!! Lol. This shud b made d statement of d yeear man!! O...today damn cham.. piss Mr walter during microecons tut!! Talkin to d guy next to me la. dat fella late again ma.. so i made a remark or two la.. **sobs..
Spread ur wings.. spread butter on d bread.. but around here... WE SPREAD SMiLES!! Lol. Eh.. is this good or wat??!! i seriously think i shud b in d advertising industry!! Lol. I'm damn good at crappy things like coming up with names and mottos!! Hehe.. puji sendiri again la..
Self praise is NO praise says Mark Tan. BUt who cares bout mark la.. It has always been
ME ME ME!! So blek blek to mark tan!!Lets BOoooooooooOOOOOOoooo HiM!!
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Guess who's here to contribute??
Hehe.. me la Mr All-smiles!! who else calls u dat eh??
But with me around.. evryone's bound to have MORE smiles!! I SHUD charge!! As an expert in this field called "Smiley jolly"... i do think i can charge $15per hour!! Entertainment fees!! Lol.
And i dun c how ur wisdom tooth thingy can bring smiles!! Talk bout tooth fairy la at least!! Apa wisdom tooth la.. n to cut n paste?? Gosh... Si pemalas!! Lol. O ya... u r bad at giving names la wei!! Jollylandz?? Wat a name... I'll think up a better one!!
N how could u make us play SPOT d DiFference without giving us ANSWERS!!! Damn Calvin is gettin meaner with each passing day!! Now now.. we have to find d cause of it and turn him back to Mr im-so-blardy-nice-u-1-2 sue me!! CAlvin.... be nice... n post d answers plz... calvin guai... now b a good boy!! Lol.
Heya every1... Although this has nothin to do wid happiness, i'm juz postin this to prevent later sufferin..(moderators who find this displeasin or extremely unrelevant feel free to remove this post) MUAHAHAHA!!!!!
NOTE: FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO READ THIS FROM HEAR MAY EXCESS THE SITE DIRECTLY
http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/wisdomtooth/wteeth.htmTo Keep or Not to Keep: Wisdom TeethWisdom teeth, also known as third molars are the last teeth to erupt. This occurs usually between the ages of 17 and 25. There remains a great deal of controversy regarding whether or not these teeth need to be removed. It is generally suggested that teeth that remain completely buried or un-erupted in a normal position are unlikely to cause harm. However, if these impacted teeth are in an abnormal position (a dentist can show you this on an x-ray), their potential for harm should be assessed.
What is an Impacted Wisdom Tooth ?A tooth becomes impacted due to lack of space in the dental arch and its eruption is therefore prevented by gum, bone, another tooth or all three. Lack of space occurs because our jaws have become smaller (through evolution), we do not loose teeth through decay as frequently as in the past, and our diet is such that our teeth do not wear down as much.
What are the Indications for Removing Wisdom Teeth ?Wisdom teeth generally cause problems when they erupt partially through the gum. The most common reasons for removing them are:
DecaySaliva, bacteria and food particles can collect around an impacted wisdom tooth, causing it, or the next tooth to decay. It is very difficult to remove such decay. Pain and infection will usually follow.
Gum Infection (Pericoronitis)When a wisdom tooth is partially erupted, food and bacteria collect under the gum causing a local infection. This may result in bad breath, pain, swelling and trismus (inability to open the mouth fully). The infection can spread to involve the cheek and neck. Once the initial episode occurs, each subsequent attack becomes more frequent and more severe.
Pressure PainPain may also come from the pressure of the erupting wisdom tooth against other teeth. In some cases this pressure may cause the erosion of these teeth.
Orthodontic ReasonsMany younger patients have had prolonged orthodontic treatment to straighten teeth. Wisdom teeth may cause movement of teeth (particularly the front teeth) when they try to erupt and this will compromise the orthodontic result.
Prosthetic Reasons
Patients who are to have dentures constructed should have any wisdom tooth removed. If a wisdom tooth erupts beneath a denture it will cause severe irritation and if removed, the patient will need to have a new denture constructed as the shape of the gum will have changed.
Cyst Formation
A cyst (fluid filled sac) can develop from the soft tissue around an impacted wisdom tooth. Cysts cause bone destruction, jaw expansion and displacement or damage to nearby teeth. The removal of the tooth and cyst is necessary to prevent further bone loss. Rarely, tumors may develop within these cysts or the jaw may fracture spontaneously if the cyst grows very large.
Why Should an Impacted Wisdom Tooth be Removed if it Hasn't Caused any Trouble?
Impacted wisdom teeth are almost certain to cause problems if left in place. This is particularly true of the lower wisdom teeth. Such problems may occur suddenly, and often at the most inconvenient times.
When is the Best Time to Have my Wisdom Teeth Removed?It is now recommended by specialists that impacted wisdom teeth be removed between the ages of 14 and 22 years whether they are causing problems or not. Surgery is technically easier and patients recover much more quickly when they are younger. What is a relatively minor operation at 20 can become quiet difficult in patients over 40. Also the risk of complications increases with age, and the healing process is slower.
Travel to Inaccessible PlacesIf you are going to an area where specialist dental services are not available and your wisdom teeth are impacted, it may be advisable to have them removed beforehand.
Should a Wisdom Tooth be Removed When an Acute Infection (Pericoronitis) is Present?
Generally, no. Surgery in the presence of infection can cause infection to spread and become more serious. Firstly, the infection must be controlled by local oral hygiene, antibiotics and sometimes the extraction of the opposing wisdom tooth.
The Pro's and Con's of Wisdom Tooth RemovalSome Pro's of Removing a Wisdom Tooth:Wisdom teeth may be hard to access with your toothbrush or floss. Over time, the accumulation of bacteria, sugars and acids may cause a cavity to form in the tooth. If it is not restored with a filling, the cavity may spread and destroy more tooth structure causing severe consequences to the tooth and surrounding supportive structures.
Due to the difficulty of keeping these teeth clean with your daily home care (brushing and flossing), bacteria and food debris remaining on the wisdom teeth may present a foul smell-causing bad breath.
A wisdom tooth that is still under the gums in a horizontal position (rather than a vertical position) may exert pressure to the surrounding teeth, causing crowding and crooked teeth. This also may occur if there is not enough space in the mouth for the wisdom tooth. This may warrant braces to repair the damage.
A wisdom tooth that is still under the gums may become irritated. The gum tissue that lays over the tooth may harbor food debris and bacteria that gets trapped under the gum, resulting in an infection in the gums.
Some Con's of Removing the Wisdom Teeth:Depending on the size shape and position of the tooth, removal can vary from a simple extraction to a more complex extraction. With a simple extraction, there is usually little swelling, bruising and/or bleeding. More complex extraction will require special treatment which may result in more bruising, swelling and bleeding. However, your dental professional will provide you with post treatment instructions to minimize these side effects.
Following an extraction, a condition called "dry socket" may occur. If the blood clot that formed in the extraction area becomes dislodged, it exposes the underlying bone. This condition is very painful, but resolves after a few days. It is preventable by following the post treatment instructions provided by your dental professional.
The longer you wait and the older you get, there is the potential for more problems to occur. This is because as you get older, the bone surrounding the tooth becomes more dense, making the tooth more difficult to remove. The healing process may also be slower.
Post Operative CareDo Not Disturb the WoundIn doing so you may invite irritation, infection and/or bleeding. Chew on the opposite side for the first 24 hours.
Do Not Smoke for 12 HoursSmoking will promote bleeding and interfere with healing.
Do Not Spit or Suck Through a StrawThis will promote bleeding and may dislodge the blood clot, which could result in a dry socket.
Control of BleedingIf the area is not closed with stitches, a pressure pack made of folded sterile gauze pads will be placed over the socket. It is important that this pack stay in place to control bleeding and to encourage clot formation. The gauze is usually kept in place for 30 minutes. If the bleeding has not stopped once the original pack is removed, place a new gauze pad over the extraction site.
Control of SwellingAfter surgery, some swelling is to be expected. This can be controlled through the use of cold packs, which slow the circulation. A cold pack is usually placed at the site of swelling during the first 24 hours in a cycle of 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off.
After the first 24 hours, it is advisable to rinse with warm saltwater every two hours to promote healing. (one teaspoon of salt to eight ounces of warm water).
Medication for Pain ControlAnti-inflammatory medication such as Aspirin or Ibuprofen are used to control minor discomfort following oral surgery. Stronger analgesics may be prescribed by the dentist if the patient is in extreme discomfort.
Diet and NutritionA soft diet may be prescribed for the patient for a few days following surgery.
Following the removal of your wisdom teeth it is important that you call your dentist if any unusual bleeding, swelling or pain occurs. The first 6-8 hours after the extraction are typically the worst, but are manageable with ice packs and non-prescription pain medication. You should also plan to see your dentist approximately one week later to ensure everything is healing well.
It is very important to talk to your dentist about extraction procedure, risks, possible complications and outcomes of the removal of these teeth. The actual extraction may be done by a dentist or it may be referred to an oral surgeon, who is a specialist. This decision is based on the dentist’s preference and the unique features of each individual case. If you are unsure about whether or not to proceed with the treatment suggested by your dental professional, it is a good idea to get a second opinion. If you decide after consulting with a dentist to not have any teeth extracted, they should be monitored at every dental visit.
Hmm...looks like a normal photo no?
Wrong!! Its edited and those present might spot the modifications.
Just another example of how the power of photoshop can turn the world upside down ;)
The Epitome of Darkness
Humans require entertainment.......
Joy = No suffering (Unless ur on drugs, tempo joy doesnt count)
It is still uncertain of what I'll be doing here, lets wait for more dark clouds first...kekeke
meh, of all the different types of laughing types :(haha,hehe,muahaha,heheh,lol,lolz,lolings,rofl,lmao)
kekeke is the weirdest one I cant understand, unless if its just snickering, saying the darn thing out loud in reality can turn you to an old witch
teehee is the cutest one, though the use of it by males is well....just wrong......
Then there are special laughs, take Ben for example. Now thats a trademark, cant find a typed representation of it either, high score there
Hoho is for Santa, If any1 ever sends in hoho msgs to me I expect prezzies ;)
Wonder what other types I missed..........
