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mtgoat666
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It is truly satisfying to mine a solid, dry one that is suitable for flicking long distances (wet slimy ones that require wiping are just not fun).
Ranks right up there with the satisfaction of producing a monster belch, a stupendous fart or a monster log.
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Bajamatic
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dust helps get those stubborn ones I find
yuletide
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FARASHA
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SIRENITA -Welcome to the silly thread.
OKAY, I'm NOT making this up,there was really a SURVEY on peoples behavior at Traffic lights while waiting. They wanted to know what people are doing
while assuming they are "unwatched" in their cars privacy ( although in PUBLIC).
OVER 90 percent picked their nose,.
While pedestrians (obviously aware that they are in PUBLIC) scratched rather particular parts of the body, or adjusted clothes.
SO - conclusion - nosepicking is considered a MORE private/intimate act then scratching private parts in public!!!
This survey was done loooong time ago, I guess now most people are busy with cellphones.Forgotten the times of good ol'nosepicking or scratching.
Human's behaviour is quite interesting.
EY - SHARKS - I knew that you where up to something, was itching me to trigger a response - and it worked
I tip my hat to your wife, must be a great lady!!
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jimgrms
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i wonder how far a booger can be catapulted with a car radio antena ???
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bajalera
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Well, I thought my booger post would take the coveted I-Can-Be-Grosser-than-You-Can Award, no contest.
Now I'm not so sure.
\"Very few things happen at the right time, and the rest never happen at all. The conscientious historian will correct these defects.\" -
Mark Twain
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FARASHA
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Bajalera- what would that be, this award? a DEEP PURPLE?
AND THE OSCAR GOES::::: lol:
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bajalera
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Farasha, I was thinking more of a large, nut-shaped Albuquerquero, tastefully coated in gold. Maybe resting on a purple base?
\"Very few things happen at the right time, and the rest never happen at all. The conscientious historian will correct these defects.\" -
Mark Twain
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FARASHA
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So NOW we have to raise a fund for this - to get it done nicely.  ...........SHARKS!!??? any idea?
Albuquerquero is a bit long for a name, any shortcut you can think of, a Nickname??
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Skipjack Joe
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nose picking gone wrong
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Tomas Tierra
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now that photo got me diggin...
I have come to realize that after fishing all day your mocos are like white clear...I guess no dirt no pollution no color
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