Anyone here have an underbite?

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You must be awfully goofy looking if you do. You should post a pic of it.
 
Ya but it's not so bad to where I look like a cro magnon chipmunk or bubba gump.
 
There’s a nosy old bag who lives in my building who has a slack jawed underbite. She’s so fucking annoying and that underbite makes me hate her even more.
 
No, because I'm not inbred


I did overhear my mom saying to my dad that they came out of the same womb, but I'm sure it was a joke or something

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I do but only slightly, not noticeable unless I point it out. Fuck you OP.
 
41CB238D-79C9-441D-909D-C228497780DE.png When I think of an underbite, I always think of a snobby rich kid.
 

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Antonio Inoki has an underbite.
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If you share any similarity with Antonio Inoki, thats a good thing.
 
Some people have underbites due to underdeveloped top pallets. That's what happened to me but I had recorrective face surgery to change that.
 
I do, and i do look like a caveman.

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Trivia.
Most human beings have an overbite, but we didn't always. Once upon a time we had neither an overbite or an underbite, but something in the middle. Our jaw was aligned so the bottom edge of our top teeth rested on the top edge of our bottom teeth.
According to a documentary i watched a couple of years ago, things changed because our eating habits did.
It's all because of the fact we started using forks when we ate. We started cutting meat into more bite sized chunks. Whereas before the fork was really common we'd hold a large piece of meat in our hands and rip chunks off using our teeth.
 
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