Signature Smilie

[Jay-Aim]

Rodger's got a new signature smilie

So Nobby decided to have one too (I think he thinks he's at work with his choice )

Rodger
Nobby

Everybody choose one and post it

I'm still deciding....

[Helen Goff]

can't decide between or

what you think?

[Jay-Aim]

Rodger
Nobby

J-M

[Jay-Aim]

Helen Goff said:

can't decide between or what you think?

thought or

[Helen Goff]

how about

[GreigM]

gotta be

Greig

[Jay-Aim]

Helen Goff said:

how about

I was being a gentleman

J-M

[Helen Goff]

i can't be bothered to write my name every time i post.

so im opting out

[emblsi]

[catsflap]

Can i have

[taaffy]

mine has got to be

[Wryka]

I like the idea of

[welshnobby]

[quote=Jay-Aim]Rodger's got a new signature smilie

So Nobby decided to have one too (I think he thinks he's at work with his choice )
quote]


...very good, i though it was quite subtle. Now anyone got toothache and need an anaesthetic

Nobby

[taaffy]

Whats wrong with citanest then .

[catsflap]

Hey no dental speak, go to the dentist forum

[welshnobby]

taaffy said:

Whats wrong with citanest then .

...not into Articaine then? Much better if a bit more pricey.

Nobby

>> Edited by welshnobby on Friday 7th May 18:37

[taaffy]

Had to reference from the bnf but a bit of scandonest sounds saucy , time out no work talk here please.

[welshnobby]

...ok then, saves me launching into the benefits and draw backs of different dental anaesthetics with reference to molecular sizing, speed of onset, depth of anaesthesia, licencing, contraindications and physiological potentiality of intravascular administration. Where is the :whistle: and :tongue in cheek: smilies


Nobby

>> Edited by welshnobby on Friday 7th May 19:15

[taaffy]

game over.