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I kind of wish I'd skipped them. But I decided to try all of the "no mint" "yes fluoride" brands I could find till I found one I'd like.
My husband cheerfully uses whatever I don't like. But then he likes Listerine which I will never understand. That stuff will kill you with too many mouth feelings.
Why does everyone want a mouth full of cavities and chickenpox all of a sudden?
But hello is good because they have milder flavors that still have fluoride.
I tried those ... and they had the slightest "fresh" after taste that I didn't enjoy. That's what I was using until I found this stuff.
So if Hello wasn't enough ...
They still could be one of the forest ants, just probably not one of the ones who builds two meter high mounds.
I also tried this one:
I got the "strawberry" it was... OK but it has a strange texture, and it's a very "natural" strawberry flavor. It's not minty at all but it's kind of still a bit too many flavors.
Also I trust them less since they also sell "fluoride free" products. I know there are a few people who need them, but it's become a bad trend IMO.
Our dentist-formulated fluoride mouthwash contains prebiotics that fights bad breath-causing bacteria. SuperMouth's family friendly fluoride rinse comes in mint, vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry flavors. Our fluoride mouthwashes keep your mouth clean and fresh.
(supermouth.com)
Some on here was asking about mouthwash and toothpaste without any mint.
This is tricky if you still want fluoride, you know the whole point of mouthwash.
I've found a brand that I like the grape version from these expensive guys:
The grape mouthwash is the most nothing tasting mouthwash I've ever found. It has a faint fluoride aftertaste and just a hint of artificial grape. No burning, no mint, no "wintergreen" none of it.
Our maintenance rinse offers the same great taste with a fresh new look! This daily rinse is designed to help you maintain optimal oral health in the long run.
CariFree (carifree.com)
It's hard to say but I think these are formica, forest ants. Did they live in a mound of sticks and pine needles?
I love it!
it begins
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They are using their ammochaetae* which have formed a psammophore** to carry balls of soil.
I always wonder if guys with beards can be this efficient at landscaping. Can ya'll bring in the groceries with that thing?
*fancy word for ant hairs on the head... sensory hairs are called 'setae' in insects.
**fancy word for basket
I think it could also be a young ladybird beetle or maybe a glowworm?
I'm stumped.
I looked at the millipedes and none from Europe look like this really.
@ThvH
About how long was it?
Who is the arthropod?
If you request that it be like a technical document it can do the grammar. I won't deny the few things these models are good at:
speech to text
basic rough translation (not literary, not for document, just for kludge communication)
cleaning up grammar and spelling.
Maybe it can suggest alternate ways to word a sentence. Though it often changes the meaning and I don't see the point.
I have a friend like this too. So, I'm going to just... show up more in their life.
Classic cat. So much to learn from them I think.
They turned the praise down, but not enough. I still find it ... uncomfortable because it's constantly outputting phrases that do not convey information-- except if they came from a human they would mean a great deal to me. Such as "Let's get started working on your idea."
Such a nice thing to hear from another person, it means they want to help and think it's worth their time.
Reading it from a machine makes me sad.
@robotistry @dnavinci @graydon
I find "he" just as bad. Or even "them" if they talk about it like it's a person. But I can see how that makes it ... worse.