Who has a toothpick holder?

[*pepe]

Do you put it on the table or do you think it would just encourage people to be gross and pick their teeth while you are eating?

[*pepe]

its not something i would encourage at the table either.

few things gross me out - that is one of them.

[mugssy65]

The tooth picks I buy come in a container with a small hole for dispensing, so technically yes and no.
I too keep them in the cupboard unless someone asked for them.

[debra9275]

They're not only used for picking teeth, the kids used them for craft things, dabbing glue, things like that . I just have them around because every now and then someone wants to use them for something

[mugssy65]

I used to work with a "lady" who constantly had one hanging from her mouth! Only changed it at breakfast, lunch and dinner!
I know when she changed it because we worked twelve hour shifts in the kitchen and ate meals together! Disgusting habit!

[debra9275]

Eeeew!

[cherry*135]

Eww indeed. I can't see the point in having a toothpick hanging out your mouth all day long... As Joel Madden (The Voice) appears to do as well. I would want to snatch it out of the persons mouth.

[imastawka]

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@debra9275 wrote:

see. like I said  weird!

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 I think what you have there is actually a Russian coffee/tea cup?

     Sorta looks similar?

I'm odd.   I use toothpicks to test whether my oil is hot enough

for deep frying.  If it gets bubbles on it, it's ready

[Anonymous]

always have tooth picks  at bbq's ...people need them for steak and chops ..

better to use a tooth pick then to look at 1/2 a beast stuck in some ones tooth !

mil bought me this one

never used it tho ..stays in the special draw.

[debra9275]

That looks very similar stawka, but the one I've got has UK hallmarks, so I thought it must be a shot glass, not entirely sure though

[imastawka]

Well, just to be stubborn,

I still think it's more of a tea glass than a shot glass.

But, to each his own, I guess