SC - dimples

[Seton1355 at aol.com]

Oh my dear Lord Adamantius,
How you make me laugh!!  First (as I try to stop laughing) let me say, that I 
Know that Ras would never advocate anything bad for a person.
However his post just seemed outrageously funny to me.  (and I come from a 
long line of bone suckers)  but my dentist has taken me off of all hard foods 
as I keep breaking my teeth.  (I'm serious) so no more pretzels (or bone 
cracking) for me!!

As to dimples, well... I have one in each cheek.........
And I'll just leave it at that!
Yours,  
Phillipa  (with dimples AND bad teeth)

PS  I hope my good lord that I get the oportunity to meet you face to face  
one day!

<< 
 There's a slight misunderstanding here. I'm sure Ras would never
 advocate anything harmful to your teeth. I was just reading in the
 Journal of the American Dental Association an article about the
 relationship between a propensity for dimples and strong teeth.
 Something about exercising the jaw muscles only being fully possible for
 those with strong teeth, some very advanced scientific stuff.
 
 I believe Ras has seen you, Lady Phillipa, but I haven't. Are you
 physiognamically qualified to dimply crack these bones? 
 
 Adamantius, sans dimples, father of dimply child >>