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Oh, man this hurts. Ever get one of those?
FrogPad said:This thread sure is something...
cyrusabdollahi said:You said it...
I think I am just going to have to wait it out. Maybe I can put some neo-sporin on it or something.brewnog said:Ooh yes I had one of those once, it was huge. I squeezed the bugger with tweezers in the end, it hurt like billy-o but it was one of the most satisfying experiences in my life.
Math Is Hard said:I think I am just going to have to wait it out. Maybe I can put some neo-sporin on it or something.
Course! The nose fairy will leave you a dollar for it!Math Is Hard said:oh, no, Zoob! You think it's my "wisdom nose"?! Should I put the old nose under my pillow when it falls off?
zoobyshoe said:Course! The nose fairy will leave you a dollar for it!
I get them.Math Is Hard said:Oh, man this hurts. Ever get one of those?
wow! Your nose sounds more flexible than a Mongolian gymnast.DaveC426913 said:I am a closet compulsive zit popper. If it's near enough to the front, you can turn your nostril inside out enough to get at it.
I am almost positive it would. Do you think he is on a first name basis with everyone at his local ER?Evo said:I think tribdog's solution would consist of knitting needles and bic lighters.
Maybe keep your nasal spray and prep H on different shelves?Kurdt said:I get these quite often which is weird and quite lucky because I never get spots anywhere visible just on my thighs inside my nose.
kurdt said:I never get spots anywhere visible just on my thighs inside my nose.
Leave him alone, Dave. As Kurdt mentioned, he has a rare disorder and his thighs are inside his nose. Sounds much more uncomfortable than my silly nose zit. I'll stop complaining now and count my blessings.DaveC426913 said:Maybe keep your nasal spray and prep H on different shelves?
chroot said:I've had my nose in many thighs, but never any thighs in my nose.
- Warren
Talk about having your head up your...Math Is Hard said:Leave him alone, Dave. As Kurdt mentioned, he has a rare disorder and his thighs are inside his nose. Sounds much more uncomfortable than my silly nose zit. I'll stop complaining now and count my blessings.
You still wouldn't know, because you'd have a zit inside your nose keeping you from smelling anything properly.tribdog said:I've never had a zit inside my nose, but I wish I did cause I don't know what a zit smells like.
That's better than before it falls off; you'd suffocate.Math Is Hard said:Should I put the old nose under my pillow when it falls off?
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