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LOOK AT MY BONES
All your bones are wet with body juice 🦴💦
Not all of them 😿
And your eyeballs are the exposed part of your brain.
There is more truth to that than to OPs claim
The same level of thought as "the universe invented life to experience itself".
That is incorrect.
no its correct
Please tell me more about how I don't have teeth.
Teeth aren't technically bones
neither are cartilages, yet they're a part of the skeleton
Its says skeleton not bones. Skeletons very clearly have teeth.
Aye! And neither is the bone thats I gave to ya mother!
Zing!
It seems to depend on who you ask. Teeth are not bones, absolutely, but I've seen sources that say they are part of the skeletal system, as well as sources that say they're not.
The skeletal system definitely includes more than just bones, since ligaments and cartilage are definitely part of it. So where exactly the line is drawn is up to interpretation.
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But teeth are bones outside the body
I try to keep mine inside my body
You need to smile more
Are you a medical insurer?
Are you a lawyer?
Am I a goose?
They are not bones.
They stay when your decomposed. Close enough to bones for me
But skeletons do have teeth. So OP is technically correct