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Strictly for emergencies; is it bad form to ask someone with long hair for a hair to floss with?
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Oct 18, 2012 05:42AM
Usually, yes.
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Okayokay, it does sound sketchy, I agree, but, again, let's say it's a really, really big emergency?Maybe if you sign an agreement to not try to clone them...
If, for example, you have something stuck between your teeth that you believe has a reasonable chance of causing a severe bacterial infection within minutes than I would say yes. Also, if you have a reasonable suspicion that a foreign spy has planted a tiny explosive device or poison pellet between your teeth-I would absolutely say yes.
So there are actually a lot of good reasons. Would it be fair to assume then, that someone would jump to the right conclusion? So, perhaps I wouldn't even have to explain the situation at all, they'd just assume I wouldn't ask unless it was really necessary...
Yes. I'm surprised I don't see it on a regular basis all over the place like public transportation, supermarkets, Apple Store etc.
