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Giant tooth on Tremont Street

All I was able to extract from him was that he was advertising a new dental office on Tremont Street downtown.

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That tooth looks to be under 5'0". Child labor?

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Not quite a wisdom tooth.

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We can make a very good estimate of the height of the person in the tooth-soot by comparing it to the gentleman passing by on his right, who fortuitously is nearly exactly the same distance from the camera (we also could have triangulated on the door behind, if necessary).

Our subject comes up to the bridge of Mr. Pedestrian's nose. Assuming that this fellow is a North American male of average height (70"), that would make the costumed cuspid about 4-5 inches shorter - ie, about five and half feet tall, and well within the reasonable range for a typical adult, male or female.

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I think the angle of the raised arms would indicate top of the head slightly lower than where the hands are. My guess would be closer to 5 feet even.

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You seem to be assuming that the human in the costume has his arms up, when he has his upper arms down and close to the body and only bent out at the elbow - "tight-in jazz hands" style. The top of his/her head is right up at the top of the costume. Unless the guy on the left is waaay shorter than he appears, I am confident in my estimate.

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that bites.

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Perhaps they provided the mascot with a filling meal.

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… or else they'll be false to you.

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To Dental Town! Yeah!

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For his incisive photojournalism.

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They don't see too many teeth up there.

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You managed to get a rare photo, bi-cuspid!

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