HOLY CRUD THE TOOTH FAIRY'S REAL!

[Magnetic Love]

I once bit really hard on a cookie and my tooth came out, my friends were kidding with me and said i should put it under my pillow, so i did exactly that. In the morning i looked under my pillow. my tooth was gone. after awhile i found five bucks underneath my pillow. I've been having nightmares for months now. ;___;
post your creepy encounters.

[rioka]

lol You had nightmares?! That's a weird reaction to the toothfairy! XD

[papillon]

Not if it's Pratchett's tooth fairies!

[risingbamboobanana]

sounds like your friends were pranking you (: i say that from experience, because it sounds like something i'd do do you have any siblings? maybe they were in on it too.

[klang]

Not if it's Pratchett's tooth fairies!

Yeah. If they don't have exact change, they'll keep plying out more of your teeth until they can pay you properly.

[Blue Lemma]

Reminds me of this comic

http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF187-Way_Too_Much.jpg

[azureXtwilight]

What kind of nightmares!? LoL

[Karasu_Noir]

If you've seen it, then I'll believe it.

[azureXtwilight]

Don't be so harsh...

It's okay to believe in something, y'know.
I know it sounded childish, but I believe in tooth fairy! XD

[deinarious]

Fairies = real as you and me, I can prove it with pictures (stolen) from a paganism forum.

Tooth Fairy = invention of (most likely) mothers who want to reward their kids for growing up, which is highly unnecessary, since growing up is it's own reward, yet also a curse.

Michael Jackson = undetermined if he is real or not XD

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The last one is my smart ass humor. I use it because I don't have to go in for (unnecessary) random drug testing today! YAY!

[Blue123]

Fairies = real as you and me, I can prove it with pictures (stolen) from a paganism forum.

O rly?

[deinarious]

Join me on MSN and I'll show you proof. I cannot upload the pictures to Imageshack or anywhere else, or I'll get screwed over royally by a bunch of Wiccans.

Or with permission from a mod, I will make a topic that has the pics in a .zip archive. If I can do that >.>

[Mikan]

http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF187-Way_Too_Much.jpg

[Jake]

Tooth Fairy = invention of (most likely) mothers who want to reward their kids for growing up, which is highly unnecessary, since growing up is it's own reward, yet also a curse.

To be honest, I think it's more a coercion to persuade the child that losing their milk teeth is OK. Normally, when bits of your body spontaneously come loose and fall out, it's a bad thing. It comes with pain and bleeding, both of which children are conditioned to think of as bad things. Losing the first tooth can be quite frightening for a small child; milk teeth are just about the only thing I can think of where it's actually normal for all these things to happen.

(I guess menstruation is similar, it's just that usually kids don't start to menstruate until they're old enough to have it all explained to them. Still, I seem to recall accounts of teenage girls in particularly uptight communities convinced that they're dying of some hideous disease or something because nobody's bothered to tell them what's going on.)




(And seriously, unless these mysterious images contain instructions as to how I can go about seeing fairies at the end of my own garden without chemical assistance, all I could take them as proof of is that someone in the pro-fairy community is half decent with Photoshop. I mean - I can show you a pretty good picture of a giant ape climbing the empire state building; did that ever really happen?)

[Scout]

And seriously, unless these mysterious images contain instructions as to how I can go about seeing fairies at the end of my own garden without chemical assistance, all I could take them as proof of is that someone in the pro-fairy community is half decent with Photoshop.

What about the Cottingley fairies? There's photographic evidence of them, and surely they weren't photoshopped.