Is it proper etiquette to take the chewing gum out of ur mouth (and on a tissue paper) before having a meal?
448754
you can be discrete and act like you are coughing into a napkin and spit your gum into it while setting at a table and later throw it away.
108489
Strangly enough, Chewing gum can give you gas.  The simple act of chewing involves you swallowing a good amount of air.  The more air you swallow, the more of a chance of a burp you will have.
611674
Parsley- that's the best thing beside brushing and mouthwash. I've heard some people say chewing a piece of paper napkin works, but I've never tried it. I like Freshmint gum by Trident.
1003186
I had mine out years ago, but I think the doctor advised a week.  Basically, you eat soft food until the pain goes away.  Pain is your best guide - if it hurts to chew on the area (and it may still be tender long after a week), then don't.  It is still safe to eat, but stick to the soft diet until the swelling goes down, and rinse out your mouth to keep the area clean.
516256
oh, its ok as long as you lick it off later, thats what i usually do, its sanitary... i hope... *dies* GAAAAHHHHH (gah means im dead remember)
368835
Since you posted this question in "Dental", you may wish to remove the spinach from in between your teeth before asking a question such as this.
1157123
I don't think it's rude. As long as you don't make it totally obvious that youre eating, like chomping loudly or something. Just start a conversation and eat at the same time. She probably won't care. Hope this helps! :)
1168725
I'm so glad you asked this!  The one rule I wish everyone knew and practiced is  PLEASE do not blow your nose at the table.  Go to the bathroom or into another room where people are not eating!!  Thanks!
503667
Depends on how u look upon it!!\n\nIt could be bad cos everything you have eaten is stuck in your system.\n\nGood news............ you have saved money on toilet paper!!
25453
well, it depends if you had replaced smoking with eating, or chewing gum, then yes ,coz you are inhaling air when you eat or chew a lot, so what goes in must come out so to speak.
492011
Yes, it would be quite rude to serve anything that you yourself would not eat or drink unless you have a known problem with the dish or drink (recovering alcoholic or allergic to the food).Then again, if you had an aversion to something it would be understood if you did not serve it to anyone.\n\nSo yes, you really need to consume at least a little of whatever it is that you are serving to your guests for proper etiquette.
965895
You want to leave it at least an hour after eating a light meal.  I would eat afterwards as you'll be really hungry and it won't be too late to eat when you get home.
327348
You can chew gum, but should not swallow it and you can swallow beverages and not chew them.  Just a guess.
336137
sometimes, if we are chewing too fast, or have too much in our mouth.  It hurts a lot!  then you have to be careful, not to re-bite it...until it settles down. \n\nSlow down, and you can avoid chomping on your cheek or worse...the side of your tongue.
430283
Use a nasal decongestant before taking off.  Then chew gum.
338657
gum is totally indigestible by your body and will indeed lie in your colon for years it may if there are large amounts cause a blockage and cause problems over the years best to put it in the bin when the flavours gone!
521036
1.  Chew with your mouth closed....no one wants to see that.\n2.  Don't blow your nose....I'm trying to eat here...\n3.  Don't lay all over the table..it's for eating.\n4.  Use your utensils, not your fingers.....grubby hands are gross.\n5.  Don't slurp or make other annoying noises while eating..again..I'm trying to eat too.\n6.  Use your napkin...that's what it's there for.