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Q: Is breaking a front tooth the same as loosing face ?

Lets say you are bent out of your mind, fall and the ole choppers encounter some of that nice Chinese concrete. Have you lost face ? 

 

Lets say you are completely sober but slip on a pee soaked marble floor in a rest room in a fancy new mall, and the grill gets bashed out as it forcefully scrapes off the top layer of footprints from the ass gasket. Have you then lost face ? 

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I have no teeth left to lose. Being a Scottish person, all my teeth are black.

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Black teeth matter!!

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OP, is this post due to the other post about losing teeth ? or mere coincidence ?   Did you sit back and ponder the possible relationship/cause and effect/ action-reaction of losing a tooth or teeth and losing face ?

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