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Major Tom, ground control has lost it!

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 16:24
by darkparticle

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 17:10
by weebleswobble
wham bam, repossession mam

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 17:45
by Pista
Knew there was summink dodgy about him.

It's the eyes innit?

:lol: :lol:

FFS, who will it be tomorrow?

I'd better shut up, it could be me....... :eek:
After all, I did buy a few Bowie albums.... :innocent:

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 17:57
by 6FeetOver
OMG. I just checked out the article (moronic argument, incidentally), and it finally dawned on me why Bowie looks "odd"/strange/not quite like himself (i.e., quite unlike the Bowie with whom I was obsessed for so many years as a kid) - he's had his friggin' teeth done. :eek: They're all even, pearly-white, and very fake-looking, now. Dunno why it took me so long to notice; colo(u)r me oblivious, I guess.
*Sigh* Ziggy, dear, I miss you... :cry: :evil: :|

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 18:17
by markfiend
SINsister wrote: he's had his friggin' teeth done. :eek:
I know, they're frakking awful, aren't they :evil:

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 18:47
by EvilBastard
weebleswobble wrote:wham bam, repossession mam
Poor little Greenspan snuck out of the city,
Hung up on bailouts and slashed-back wages

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 19:23
by Pista
EvilBastard wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:wham bam, repossession mam
Poor little Greenspan snuck out of the city,
Hung up on bailouts and slashed-back wages
Ha ha ha
hee hee hee
I'm a repossessed home & you can't sell me.

;D

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 19:32
by EvilBastard
Pista wrote:
EvilBastard wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:wham bam, repossession mam
Poor little Greenspan snuck out of the city,
Hung up on bailouts and slashed-back wages
Ha ha ha
hee hee hee
I'm a repossessed home & you can't sell me.

;D
:notworthy:

There's a car man, telling lots of lies,
Congress should give him money or the auto-business dies
There's a car-man, he flies in private jets,
He's told us not to worry cuz he knows he's going to get
eighteen billion, eighteen billion, let all his children boogie (in their fee-paying schools).

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 20:34
by Pista
:lol: :lol: :lol:

:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 20:59
by nodubmanshouts
I've chatted to both Bowie and Eldritch in the past, and you know they both (used to) have the same teeth 'layout'... not sure what the word is... canines pushed a bit forward.

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 21:16
by Pista
nodubmanshouts wrote:I've chatted to both Bowie and Eldritch in the past, and you know they both (used to) have the same teeth 'layout'... not sure what the word is... canines pushed a bit forward.
& yellow.
Richard Butler was similar.

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 22:21
by 6FeetOver
nodubmanshouts wrote:I've chatted to both Bowie and Eldritch in the past, and you know they both (used to) have the same teeth 'layout'... not sure what the word is... canines pushed a bit forward.
Right, and with upper incisors angled slightly inward. Hmm. Odd that two of my favorite musicians of all time have (or had) the same maxilla layout... :von:

ETA: actually, it's not the canines that are pushed forward, it's the maxillary lateral incisors (just like Kirsten Dunst's). Woo! I HEART Wikipedia. ;D :lol:

Lovely example of the "old" Bowie (and the dental layout in question!)... *le sigh*

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 22:48
by EvilBastard
SINsister wrote:
nodubmanshouts wrote:I've chatted to both Bowie and Eldritch in the past, and you know they both (used to) have the same teeth 'layout'... not sure what the word is... canines pushed a bit forward.
Right, and with upper incisors angled slightly inward. Hmm. Odd that two of my favorite musicians of all time have (or had) the same maxilla layout... :von:
Hmmm...ze leedle grey cells start to clank. How many other musicians do you know that have the same maxilla layout? What common thread links them?

Consider this: Bowie and :von: were both born during the Golden Era of British Dentistry - are there other artists from that time that have the same dental form? It's a serious question - the shape of the mouth can affect the tone, maybe the reason that there were so many good musicians coming out of England in the 30 years after the war was a lcuky accident stemming from the shape and form for the maxillology?

Posted: 13 Jan 2009, 23:01
by Badlander
SINsister wrote:he's had his friggin' teeth done. :eek:
He did have all his teeth fixed, but that was back in 1992, shortly before his wedding with top model Iman. They'd got totally fcuked because of drugs abuse.

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 02:12
by 7anthea7
SINsister wrote:...it's the maxillary lateral incisors...
I'm convinced it's the narrow British jaw...I've got the same thing, although mine twist the other way (the back edge projects, rather than the front). My father's had exactly the same pattern (maybe that's the Scottish Variation...). When my wisdom teeth started coming in, there was no room for them - every tooth in my mouth started shifting around, looking for a new home :?

I escaped American orthodontia because I virtually never smiled with my mouth open, so I don't look like a toothpaste advert - and I like it! :wink:

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 02:23
by nodubmanshouts
Yeah, I think a lot of people just look better with their "non-perfect" teeth...

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 03:16
by 6FeetOver
7anthea7 wrote:I escaped American orthodontia because I virtually never smiled with my mouth open, so I don't look like a toothpaste advert - and I like it! :wink:
I escaped it because: 1. my folks simply didn't have the money for braces, which b. the family dentist told them (erroneously) that I didn't need, anyway. As a result, I rarely smile in photos, because I hate my huge Mr.Ed-worthy "horse teeth" (my mom's own self-deprecating moniker for her large, protruding teeth) that look straight, but really aren't. I've got overlapping incisors, a nice cross-bite going on, my molars are all uneven, and my wisdom teeth (yes, I still have all 4 of them, knock on wood!) have, over the years, attempted to scale the back of my jaws in a desperate attempt to find room. At least they're not impacted...

I've always hated my overbite, because it makes for a "gummy" smile and seriously-unflattering camera angles and shadows (and rabbit/beaver comparisons - soooo sexy! :roll: :cry:); I think that's partially why I was so fond of Bowie's primly inward-slanting (i.e., non-"buck") front teeth. Meh. Self-conscious? You bet. Oddly enough, some people tell me that they think I have a beautiful smile... :eek: :urff:

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 03:47
by EvilBastard
SINsister wrote:Oddly enough, some people tell me that they think I have a beautiful smile... :eek: :urff:
The best people don't smile with their mouths, rather they smile with their whole persona. That's what makes your smile so beautiful :wink:

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 06:38
by 7anthea7
SINsister wrote:I escaped it because: 1. my folks simply didn't have the money for braces, which b. the family dentist told them (erroneously) that I didn't need, anyway.
I hear that - lack of money was a factor with me as well; the choice was fix mine (cosmetic) fix my sister's (she got my mother's family teeth, complete with underbite - one of my uncles resembles nothing so much as a bulldog! :lol: )
Meh. Self-conscious? You bet. Oddly enough, some people tell me that they think I have a beautiful smile... :eek: :urff:
Silly girl - you're stunning! You obviously need to listen to those people...they see the things we don't see ourselves :)

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 13:20
by markfiend
I had to have all 4 of my wisdom teeth out after a week of being unable to eat...

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 15:57
by orangehippo
oh my gosh. was that really a smile? what's wrong with his teeth? it looks fake!

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 16:11
by Quiff Boy
speaking of which...

Image

i've got a dinner service made from the same material as those bad boys ;)

Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 19:03
by eotunun
If trains derailed like that they'd vanish into far off gallaxies..