2009/08/04|
This is Roku, seeing things better thanks to my new glasses. I didn't know that the world is such a wonderful place. Oh, there, I see trees of green, and and...red roses too!!! Now, if I may go on talking on a personal note, one of my teeth I had left unchecked for too long began to ache terribly and forced me to visit a dentist. It was a wisdom tooth I had growing in the back of my mouth for some time which had gone bad beyond my expectations. I don't know if having wisdom teeth is proof that I am clever, but, even if it was, I'd rather be stupid than suffer the pain of tooth extraction. I have already paid 4 visits to my dentist. Let me talk a bit about those visits here. On the first visit I had the bad tooth pulled out, my very first experience of tooth extraction, naturally, not too pleasant an experience, but much less painful than I would have expected. One appreciates what a valuable invention anesthesia is only after he/she goes through an "operation", doesn't one? The bad tooth that came out had decayed so much that it had turned as black as,,, well this one! On the next visit I had my dental stone removed. This time it hurt! Like hell, with a vengeance!! I wonder why they never used anesthesia on this treatment. I could manage to stand the pain, though, because the female assistant working beside the dentist looked like Cameron Diaz. And I am not kidding! Her beauty simply cancelled out the pain. On the third and fourth visits, they worked on the biggest tooth decay they found besides the wisdom tooth, digging, drilling and cleaning. There seem to be some complicated issues back there, and they are to still work on the tooth decay a couple more times. I have to go to the dentist again this weekend, but I wouldn't mind it. It's a small price to pay to meet a blockbuster actress!!... or someone who looks like one. Time to get down to business. The Japanese word for "tooth extraction"is "Basshi", and I, just for fun, searched on our Japanese website with the keyword "basshi" written in katakana. Shown below are the search results, or "hits" as we call them in Japan. Rider Hero Series 03 Bassha Form (Completed)  Reasonably priced completed model of the Bassha! Souchaku Henshin Series Masked Rider Kiva Bashah Form (Completed)  If you have good enough skills, you can customize those series with various kinds of parts and turn them into your original figures...or, so I have heard. I wouldn't dare, though. I don't want to risk ruining them with all my thumbs. Vatshu The Black Night (Plastic model)  Sorry, I myself don't know anything about this item. All I can tell is that, judging by the user's manual, it appears to be suited for plastic modellers of very high levels Well, not for me! Take care of your teeth! Bye!! Roku |
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