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There's a lot of people out there, right now, perhaps especially on the left, who think this is a terrible idea, that actually, the only moral response to the great tyranny that may be about to emerge in America is to resist it at every stage, is to fight it tooth and nail, it's a mistake to try and do this.
But he believes in the tooth fairy.
He pushes his tongue through a hole where his tooth would be, if he were whole.
It aches in that space where his tooth would be, where his land would be, his house, his wife, his son, his beautiful daughter.
Finally, inspired by remarkable biological materials such as silk, abalone shell, tooth and others, we're designing new protein-based materials to address challenges in energy and ecological issues.
You give away all your teeth to the tooth fairy.
But, of course, for most of us, we know how to grow teeth, and therefore we can take adult stem teeth, put them on a biodegradable mold, re-grow a tooth, and simply implant it.
Our sweet tooth is basically an evolved sugar detector, because sugar is high energy, and it’s just been wired up to the preferer, to put it very crudely, and that’s why we like sugar.
Our sweet tooth is an evolved and instinctual preference for high-energy food.
Sharks with crushing tooth plates.
And I wonder if the photographer said, "Okay, Jude, could you touch your tooth?
And then to generate the display you're about to see, all I did was touch it once per second on its nerve ring with a sharp pick that's sort of like the sharp tooth of a fish.
I'm waking up in a Boston hotel room and can only think of one thing: tooth pain.
It essentially means to replace a damaged tooth by an artificial one, that is screwed into your jaw.
News of the missing body reaches Radzoff's widow and her friend(who happens to be proficient in the black arts) and she holds some kind of ceremony that brings Conrad back to life so he can, in his own words, get "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth."
Ed was truly a messed up character and his legacy went on to inspire such 'greats' as The Tooth Fairy, Norman Bates, and Leatherface.
This quirky and watchable film is the story of a deluded dentist who starts out on his mission or crusade to fight tooth decay in the back and beyonds of Patagonia.
Baxter is a bit long in the tooth compared to his stolid performance in 42nd Street a decade earlier.
Amanda Bynes was convincingly funny along with the supporting cast (Especially that character played by "Bullet tooth Tony" from Snatch.
It was that missing tooth.
Tenacious D: in The Pick of Destiny tells the fictional tale of the formation of the band Tenacious D and their quest to find the Pick of Destiny, a guitar pick with supernatural powers made from the tooth of Satan himself (played by Dave Grohl).
It can terminate your objectivity violently as watching this movie is one true pain like taking the wisdom tooth off by a blind doctor.
In that cartoon, Speedy has been an ugly little creature with a big gold tooth but by his second appearance the famous design had already been adopted.
The Tooth Fairy is about the ghost of an old deformed witch that lures children to her house to get a prize for their loose tooth and then takes their lives.
The first few minutes introduce you to the 1949 beginning of the legend of the tooth fairy and then switches to present day.
verdict for The Tooth fairy:4/10
The cover on the DVD and disc is freaking awesome, you would think they made a movie about sweet tooth from twisted metal black which is still a really great idea, but this movie's actors are worst then Ben's performance in pearl harbor, porno's have better quality and better actors.
The UK gets a Phantasm Box Set, we get "The Tooth Fairy".
Mr. Primal Park's death is the most laughable thing you will see in one of these movies as a Sabretooth statue's tooth jars loose (Courtesy of Sloggy), shrinks a few sizes, and impales the man through the throat.
In "Darkness Falls", the tooth fairy only killed you if you saw her.
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