“Cavities are like parking tickets, they show up by surprise and take all your pocket money” is a saying that has been printed on an image. The saying was posted on Twitter on May 11, 2016. Authorship is unknown.
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Jaime Montgomery
@RhetsMsScarlet
Cavities are like parking tickets, they show up by surprise and take all your pocket money. - #Ouch
10:27 PM - 11 May 2016
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@krazie_Kay96
Cavities are like parking tickets, they
show up by surprise and take all your
pocket money.
2:04 PM - 12 May 2016
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LouiseLane™
@May4everLQ
“Cavities are like parking tickets, they show up by surprise and take all your pocket money..”
#DolceAmoreItsAllComingBack
2:48 PM - 12 May 2016
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bolindoy
@jenniferosterlu
Cavities are like parking tickets, they show up by surprise and take all your pocket money. #ALDUB45thWeeksary
1:01 AM - 26 May 2016 from South West, England
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@CoolFunnyQ
Cavities are like parking tickets, they show up by surprise and take… #funny #quotes http://www.coolfunnyquotes.com/author/anonymous/cavities-like-parking-tickets/ …
8:03 PM - 9 Jun 2016
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Jean-Pierre DEMURGER
@pandoraskids
Cavities are like parking tickets, they show up by surprise and take all your pocket money. Anonymous #quote http://jpdemurger.mlspsites.com/breaking-news
3:46 AM - 13 May 2018
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Above, Big Apple Corner at 54th Street and Broadway in Manhattan. Google Maps. Stolen and missing, 2021-2024.
Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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