Yes, didn’t you just know it, another :rant:.
But honestly, do you comb your teeth?
Do you know anyone who combs their teeth?
I brush mine regularly, but not once in all my umptynumpty years have I once felt the urge to comb them.
So. Pray tell me. What possible purpose could anyone have for a “toothcomb”, whether a “fine” one or any other kind?
I have searched with a fine-tooth comb, but nowhere have I been able to find one for sale. So why do I keep hearing people talking about them?
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6 responses to “Toothcombs”
are you in pedant mode again?!!!
No, not again. Still.
It’s a fine-tooth comb. Not a fine tooth-comb. That is, a comb with fine teeth, not a fine comb for your teeth.
If you go through something with a fine-tooth comb you aren’t going to miss much, because not much could get through the teeth! 😀
A comb with fine teeth. Like a pedant in a bad mood – nothing goes unnoticed.
You mean you don’t comb your teeth? Have I been going wrong all these years?
fine toothed………..I hate that too