hey amanda! so very weird question...elderly uncle coming to visit us at hollywood studios one day, he his very young at heart, healthy, etc. but has a denture. he wants to ride rock n rollercoaster with us..will he lose his teeth?? someone done this b4?
hey jillian, this question cracks me up! i just love hearing from you, jillian! although i can't say that i have personal experience with this matter, i feel confident in saying no... i don't think he will lose his teeth on rockin' roller coaster. beware...rockin' roller coaster is known for causing deep belly laughter, wide-mouthed screaming, and ear to ear smiling but in all honesty, as long as he uses bonding adhesive with those pearly whites, i think he'll be just fine! your trip is getting closer every day! i'm getting excited for you!!! -amanda f.
yeah. from my experience, a true friend is the hardest thing you’ll ever find. the older you’ll get, true friends will stick around, and the fake ones will leave. maybe you should ask him. one of my favorite places in l.a. is the 
 
 hollywood museum 
 —not even so much for the hollywood memorabilia, but for the make-up rooms. it’s a museum that’s in the old max factor building where he would literally get the stars ready for their close ups and the make-up rooms he used are still in tact. they might be the cutest thing i’ve ever seen. there’s a room for redheads, a room for blondes, for brunettes, etc. you can really picture the stars getting primped for red carpet events and there’s something just so charming about it. 
 i wouldn’t put this at the top of my list because it really depends what’s going on here when you visit, but the 
 
 the silent movie theatre 
  is a lot of fun. it’s basically this old art deco movie theater that now has a lot of interesting movie-related events—check out their schedule and see what they have going when you come. 
 i would also check out the schedule for the outdoor movies at the 
 
 hollywood forever cemetery 
 . i know it seems a little macabre, but basically people bring all kinds of beach chairs and picnic blankets and watch an outdoor night time movie at the cemetery (i would get there early to see the cemetery itself). it’s a lot of fun if a bit silly. 
 i know this isn’t a very original idea, but i would for sure see 
 
 mann's chinese theater 
 . it’s absolutely stunning on the inside and as hokey as it is, it’s really a fun experience to see the handprints out front. i actually liked it better before they renovated it, but it's still pretty incredible, especially architecturally. the  
 
 dolby theatre 
 (formerly kodak theater) where they hold the oscars is right next door but is basically just a big mall if you ask me. i wouldn't go out of my way to see it.  
 you might also want to try to catch a premier if you can. they take place pretty frequently in the city –check out this list for upcoming dates: http://www.seeing-stars.com/calendar/index.shtml#premieres
 
 finally, i’ve never been to 
 
 hollywood heritage museum
  museum but i’ve heard it’s great—and it’s near the 
 
 hollywood bowl 
 so you can see that while you’re at it, too--it's actually my favorite place in l.a. and they have a lot of movie-themed nights so you should check out their schedule while you're at it. lol my life .. when i was younger in my teens i always told someof my friends i think you know what were doing has got to be in a movie one day .. countless drugs violence and vandalisim . hoplessness .. a clockwork orange couldnt touch the debotchary ive witnessed and fear and loathing pales in drug consumption . one day you wake up . your in jail b4 your 18 . your friends left . your girlfriend wont talk to you cuz she pretty much told you the whole time you were wrong . what saves you ..."do you belive in rock n roll ? can music save your mortal soul?. " please belive it .. no happy endings just a long drawn out sequal to the first decade . everything is bland .. plain .. numb .. with ligght in the distant future.. no longer surrounded by darkness at least .. but i am missing a thumb , go and see him, it can be fatal. infections can lead to septicaemia... having had surgery his immunity will be weak, you really should go and see him if you want to. i don't want to be pessimistic, but at the age of 80 he's not going to bounce back. maybe some people have experienced that. i have not. my ex boyfriend wrecked my car by backing out of the space so rapidly and not looking back that he ran into a tree and gave us painful whiplash. he told me he was a very good driver because he could take a u turn rapidly. this answer depends on the amount of fusion, the location, and the bones involved. there are some genetic disorders that lend to large fusions, creating very abnormal skulls. crouzon's disease is one such disorder. if fusion is detected or found on imaging, immediate follow up with a neurosurgeon and geneticist is required to help make that decision. see more... mom's going through her "cougar" phase and this guy won't stick around for long. just have a talk with mom about making sure she doesn't lose too much money to this adventure. how could every bone in ur body be broken?!?! when you used bones to type the question?!?! ahahahaha bet you didn't think i was smart like that lol my dad tries walking to a rhythm or to a beat. it bypasses some circuitry in his brain and gets him out of the freeze. doorways and turns are especially tricky for him. his physical therapist taught him to say/think "inside the box" (his walker), "stand up straight," and "focal point." this helps him to "reset" and try again when he gets stuck. he has been improving with this strategy. we also say "prancing pony" to make him laugh and remind him to take big steps. hope this helps.