re: Non solid food suggestions

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lately?

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No.

Ever? Yes.

But since we are talkin' all I was saying is that most women are not going to be satisfied with a few days of milkshakes, and weenies will want to whine for a few days.

Not all women are high maintenance, so if the shoe don't fit, don't wear it!

Such crappy generalizations.

My generalization would skew in the exact opposite direction...the average woman would follow the dr's orders and eat pudding, milkshakes, etc. Whereas, the average dude would assume that he's the exception to the rule and try to eat potato chips or a steak.

See what generalizations are good for...(not much)

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What you said was sorta dumb as written.

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Very nice of you. Thanks. The massive volume of idiocy that is typed here each day and you pick that out?

At any rate, let me rephrase:

Most women would probably want a bit more variety, and Weenies are going to complain no matter what you do, so....

For me, a few days of milk shakes would be all I'd want or need because milk shakes are great!

Or maybe I just needed more and so you'd know I was just clowning around?

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Non solid food suggestions
All four of mine were impacted and needed to be cut out, plus I'm not nearly as manly as some of the people on this thread, so I was on a smoothie diet for two or three days. I really didn't want "real" food and the cold was nice.

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All 4 of mine were impacted, but I was only 18 for that event and I had very little pain, fortunately. I lived on scrambled eggs and milk shakes.

Oral surgery was different. Bad pain and drugged for several days. I really didn't want to eat. I only ate to keep something on my stomach to keep me from getting sick when I took the pain meds. I was mostly comatose for the first 48.

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Most women would probably want a bit more variety, and Weenies are going to complain no matter what you do, so....

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This isn't the interpretation because this isn't what you wrote. If the doctor told me to eat milkshakes for 3 days, I'd do it. If I were going to generalize, I'd say most men, who generally have larger appetites, would tire of soft foods pretty quickly.

I can't comment on the "weenies". I know from several experiences that dental procedures can be pretty painful. I had no idea the last one I had was going to take as long as it did for healing. I give people in pain a pass on complaining for a bit.

I'd go savory. I'd love to have a thick bisque, like you mentioned.

I had to eat "soft" foods for both my wisdom teeth and getting my tonsils out (got them out when I was older). I despise ice cream, and all of the dairy/sweets like smoothies, pudding, yogurt, etc. made me puke and wasn't very filling

Granted, I ate a burger on the first day (I found wisdom teeth to be a joke, and I got all 4 out and they were impacted.. yet I do know some people hurt more).. but still, a bisque or cheese-garlic grits would have been very satisfying.

Smoked tomato shrimp bisque.

Non solid food? Dooshay's brain. I'm pretty sure he's a waterhead.