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Simile for getting a tooth pulled?

Here are some similes for getting a tooth pulled, ranging from lighthearted to more intense:

Lighthearted:

* Getting a tooth pulled is like trying to remove a stubborn sticker from a window – it just doesn't want to come off!

* Getting a tooth pulled is like a tiny earthquake happening in your mouth.

* It's like trying to pry open a clam with a spoon – you know it's going to hurt, but you have to do it.

More Intense:

* Getting a tooth pulled is like having a tiny, but powerful, beast gnawing on your jaw.

* It's like someone trying to remove a nail with a pair of pliers – it's forceful and uncomfortable.

* Getting a tooth pulled is like having someone dig around in your roots with a small shovel – it's jarring and unsettling.

Humorous:

* Getting a tooth pulled is like having your worst nightmare come true, but in your mouth.

* It's like getting a free massage, but from a very insistent, pointy finger.

The best simile will depend on the specific experience and the tone you want to convey.

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