Doesn’t extreme imply ‘too much’ or possibly ‘dangerous’? If so, can teeth really be too clean? I can just see something terrible happening in a luxurious Hyatt just outside Tulsa, OK:
An unsuspecting guest brushes his teeth with the complimentary toothpaste. He steps unwittinginly out of his room, into the hallway and then onto the lift. As the lift stops on the floor after he get on, he smiles a casual morning greeting.
ALARM! ALARM! TEETH TOO CLEAN! EXTREMELY CLEAN TEETH IN ELEVATOR 17! CALL SECURITY!
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@ JAYNE
Mom, you totally commented on the wrong post.
@ Editors
Sorry, she’s new.
Could be. Extreme sports certainly seem to have a higher level of danger.
@ JAYNE:
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Audio books: don’t they generally abridge them rather severely?
@ Meg:
Thanks for the heads up re: your mom. We’ll keep an eye on her.
@ Conall:
Thanks for the enlightenment on extreme sports.