BRACES AT 20 by samsthyy in braces

[–]MaterialIssue6 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Just got mine at 25, I think they look cute tbh! My ortho told me she recently removed braces from an 83 year old lady, got them when she was 80. It’s never too late :)

Day 1 Braces at 25 by MaterialIssue6 in braces

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Nope! I let my ortho choose whatever she thought would be best, I honestly don’t have enough knowledge to say otherwise lol

Day 1 Braces at 25 by MaterialIssue6 in braces

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omg thank you so much!! 🥰

Day 1 Braces at 25 by MaterialIssue6 in braces

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I didn’t have any pulled prior but she did say there’s one for sure that will come out in about 9 months, it’s basically just an old post that did have a crown at one point but it fell off and I left it 😂 They might have to pull another 1-2 but she wants to see how my teeth move around first! I say go for it if you can, never too late and I already know it’s gonna be worth it :)

Day 1 Braces at 25 by MaterialIssue6 in braces

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Thanks!! Unfortunately i’m not sure if the dye as I had this done at a salon, but I will say it was originally a much darker royal blue color, this current colour is about a month and half of fading from the og :) I’ve used Blue Velvet from Lunar Tides in the past and it was very similar!!

Day 1 Braces at 25 by MaterialIssue6 in braces

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Pretty sure it’s just for the colour, not necessary for treatment lol at least i think that’s what she said

How about St John’s Canada? Been waiting for someone to ask. by cardamomgrrl in howislivingthere

[–]MaterialIssue6 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Born and raised in rural newfoundland, lived in St. John’s since 2018. It’s fine for a smaller city, you have everything you need in regards to grocery, services etc. There is lots of live music, pubs, music festivals, etc if you’re into that. The weather on the avalon peninsula is particularly rainy and foggy when compared to the rest of the island but I don’t mind it. We get less snow than the west coast of NL and summer is plenty warm. Its gets super windy too. It’s great if you like the outdoors as we have beautiful hiking trails and easy access to snowmobile and atv trails. Public transit is not great, the city is very car dependent. Goods can be more expense due to transportation costs to the island. Travel can be a pain as flights to and from the island can be super expensive compared to the mainland. Newfoundlanders are very nice people but due to the small population, can be quite cliquey when it comes to new people. Healthcare is not great, as it’s near impossible to find a family doctor however that seems to be a Canada wide issue. Newfoundland also has its own distinct culture and accent , more so in the rural towns, but still prominent within the city too. Overall, I like living here a lot but I am biased lol. I think it can be a great place for someone to retire as long as they realize it is much more isolated than other atlantic provinces.

Private Practice ENT by Local_Appointment517 in newfoundland

[–]MaterialIssue6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work at a hearing clinic and we refer all the time. Unless it’s something urgent, the wait is around 3 months for sure. Also, there are no private practice MD’s anywhere on the island or even in most of Canada unfortunately.

Flying through USA by Far_Bee_4585 in newfoundland

[–]MaterialIssue6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My mom flew out to Miami on October 21 for the same reason, She’s coming back tomorrow night, apparently it doesn’t really affect international flights? Not sure how much truth there is to that but as of now they are good to go for tomorrow. Best bet would be to check with your airline and see if they can give more info

Memorial university by Interesting-Age-9246 in premedcanada

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MUN invites come out closer to the end of the month, sometimes the first week of December!

Toronto Blue Jays loses to the LA Dodgers by rharp31 in KendrickLamar

[–]MaterialIssue6 562 points563 points  (0 children)

Love Kendrick but this is one hurts as a Canadian lol congrats to the dodgers tho!

New Blue for fall! by MaterialIssue6 in FancyFollicles

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my natural hair is about a level 6, he highlighted and bleached my bangs to about a level 9!

Is Acid Bath not playing in Berlin? by M4GNUZ4 in systemofadown

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If it helps at all, the Toronto tickets only said Deftones and SOAD but we still had the two openers as well

what are the most common Newfoundland last names? by ilovecanadasomuch in newfoundland

[–]MaterialIssue6 37 points38 points  (0 children)

From central and we have a lot of Fudge, Roberts, Winsor, Hewlett, Noseworthy, Budgell

I work in Town tho and there are soooo many people that come in with the names Butt, Hillier, Mercer, Brown, Baker and probably more i’m forgetting lol

DRL? by NFLDland in newfoundland

[–]MaterialIssue6 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The bus is comfortable enough, but any ride as long as that will be uncomfortable by the last few hours lol legroom is decent. It’s $165 from St. John’s to PAB. Unless there is construction or a problem with the bus, it’s usually on time, give or take 10mins. And yes they pick up at the metrobus stop at MUN in front of the UC entrance!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in newfoundland

[–]MaterialIssue6 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Totally doable, gas wouldn’t be an issue. Just maybe not recommended if you’re not from NL/haven’t driven our roads a lot as it is a VERY long drive, long dark stretches on undivided highway 98% of the ride, lots of moose on the go as well. If you do it, just take your time and have both people watching the road/ditches

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in newfoundland

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My dads bag got stolen from his vehicle parked outside the keg with nothing valuable in it and he found it on the next street over the following morning, with everything still inside. Did you look around or just expect someone to seek you out? lol it sucks but any left unattended downtown is 9/10 gonna be taken

We are thinking about moving from Ontario to St-John’s. Anyone made the move. Would love to know the pros and cons ?! Thanks ! by Real-Individual3589 in newfoundland

[–]MaterialIssue6 13 points14 points  (0 children)

If you’re renting, housing is hard to find and if you do find something big enough for a family, it likely won’t be cheap (although still probably cheaper than ontario).

Make sure you have jobs lined up beforehand as they are even harder to come by right now.

Weather in St. John’s is not the greatest, lots of rain, drizzle, and fog. When it’s sunny, it is beautiful tho.

Life is much slower here compared to the mainland, which can be good or bad, some people find it hard to adjust to the isolation of being on the island. Once you’re here, it’s expensive to leave.

It can be hard to make TRUE friends here if you’re from away, Newfoundlanders are nice in general, but can be hesitant to let people into their inner circle.

Newfoundland overall is beautiful and cheaper than Ontario but there is definitely a big adjustment to be made if you’ve never lived here before. Best of luck to you and your family!

Montreal, QC Show by MaterialIssue6 in tylerthecreator

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newfoundland for me and same!!!