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| Jun 8th, 2003 02:18 AM | |
| GnrySgtHartman | You know all the cool kids are doing it. |
| Jun 7th, 2003 09:46 PM | |
| Secret Agent Vomit |
That's why you should always eat your boogers. 
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| Jun 7th, 2003 11:07 AM | |
| kellychaos | Yes, but then you have the additional risk of getting hair along with the original offending nasal morsel in the food. Should one be force to wear a nose net? :/ |
| Jun 7th, 2003 10:35 AM | |
| Cap'n Crunch |
No, they don't at all.  Try looking in your hair or hat or something. It might fly upwards.
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| Jun 7th, 2003 10:29 AM | |
| kellychaos | Do the rules change when ... say ... working in the food service industry? |
| Jun 6th, 2003 05:39 PM | |
| Matt Harty |
Just hope nobody see's it. Or you can dance in another area to draw attention away. |
| Jun 6th, 2003 04:58 PM | |
| FS | Swiftly search only specific locations of your own body: namely around the nose and mouth, all around the fingers, and quickly scan the front of your shirt and pants. Beyond that, it's out of your hands. |
| Jun 6th, 2003 03:29 PM | |
| Esuohlim |
This certainly is a haunting dilemma you have here.
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| Jun 6th, 2003 02:00 PM | |
| kellychaos |
Social Responsibilities Say ... just for instance ... when no one was looking ... you picked your nose and the resulting treasure fell out and away from view. If you are in a public place and you couldn't find it immediately, are you socially obligated to extend the search until such time as the nose bisquit is found. This is theoretical, of course. :/ |
