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bubbles
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well, i was bored once again and thought, are there any different flavours for toothpaste, iam bored of mint, chocolate doesnt sound nice tbh, but other things like cherry or even lemon could be good, does anyone have or know of brands that make different flavours ?
also what are peoples thoughts on boring mint toothpaste?
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John_Vella
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I like mint. Maybe I'm boring...
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bobbdobbs
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In India you can get a tobacco toothpaste!!!!!!!!!!!
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adidan
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What are my thoughts on boring mint toothpaste?
TBH I hadn't had any thoughts on the boredom factor of toothpaste until you mentioned it.
In fact, I still don't have an emotional response to toothpaste.
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EddArmitage
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Some people are allergic t mint.
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jonbwfc
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I don't think toopthpaste actually contains any mint. Jon
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EddArmitage
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Oh OK. My friend has issues with the flavouring stuff as well then. She has some wonderful bicarbonate of soda stuff...
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ProfessorF
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I like mint toothpaste. Big fan of Arm & Hammer's Enamel Care stuff. Pricey, but I stock up when it's 2 for 1.
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You might have to get kids toothpaste if you want nice flavours. I'm quite liking Beverly Hills Dentists Choice at the minute.
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cloaked_wolf
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Use bogstandard colgate. TBH mint is a lot better than smelly breath. As stated above, I don't have an emotional response to mint either. Just to the burning sensation from the mouthwash.
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I bought my ex some pink girly "yum-yum" flavour, which she seemed to like. She can't stand the usual mint ones, but this kids' one tasted a bit like bubblegum. Personally, I absolutely love spearmint. I even buy the mild pale blue "extra-strong" mints which taste just like my favourite toothpaste. _________________jonbwfc's law: "In any forum thread someone will, no matter what the subject, mention Firefly." When you're feeling too silly for x404, youRwired.net
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paulzolo
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My parents have aniseed flavour toothpaste.
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I remember staying over at my gran's and she had this ridiculously strong mint toothpaste that was made in Scotland (it's name escapes me) - it took your breath away, but not in the way you wanted it to  I don't really care what toothpaste I use so long as it isn't silly strong, but we mostly use Colgate  _________________Plain English advice on everything money, purchase and service related:
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Linux_User
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+1 for Colgate. Arm & Hammer is like deep heat for the mouth.
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