You forgot to pack a toothbrush.

Dear God! The toothbrush is perhaps the more necessary of all necessities and you've forgotten yours! Now there's nothing to stand between you and the silent killer: gingivitis. You scrub frantically at your teeth with a finger, but it's not enough. You're on your way to the fron counter to ask for a substitute, but it's already too late; poor oral hygeine has caught up to you. You open your mouth as you're moving and somehow catch a whiff of your own breath. Whoa, that's bad! The odor burns your nostrils and lungs, literally setting them aflame as you collapse on the ground and die.

That's what we call a halitosis homicide.

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