Drip Curl Magic Posted November 3, 2006 Report Posted November 3, 2006 What's it there for? I'm guessing it probably has multiple purposes, and I could probably take a guess at a few of them... But how exactly did this stuff come into play? Quote
Buffy Posted November 3, 2006 Report Posted November 3, 2006 Flypaper. Things get stuck before they get close enough to your eardrum to do some nasty damage to your hearing. Then it sludges out. Quite amazing! To innefficient to have been "designed" of course... :cup: Logic is the earwax of invention,Buffy Pyrotex 1 Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted November 3, 2006 Author Report Posted November 3, 2006 mmm, yeah, that makes sense. But is there any other role? And when you say "sludge out" is that only reffering to the wax that eventually comes out of the outer ear? Does it have any other exits? How is it ensured that the ear wax isn't gonna fill my ear to the point of deafness? It seems like the body must absorb some of it after being sick and having excess mucus in the head. Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted November 3, 2006 Author Report Posted November 3, 2006 I used to have a diagram of the three different sections of the ear.... Quote
Buffy Posted November 3, 2006 Report Posted November 3, 2006 But is there any other role?You could make candles out of it! :cup: (actually, its not parafin, so that's a joke...a very small one)And when you say "sludge out" is that only reffering to the wax that eventually comes out of your ear? Does it have any other exits?The ear canal has only one exit, unless your eardrums are punctured, in which case stuff can go out through your eustation tube into your sinuses. If its punctured, bad stuff can get in and you can get bad infections which can destroy your hearing (conversely, sometimes they puncture you eardrum on purpose to kill infections). How is it ensured that the ear wax isn't gonna fill my ear to the point of deafness?Its not, and its *VERY* common. normally ear wax will "melt" from your body heat and yes, sludgelike, trickle out. It can get impacted, and if it does, you should go to an ear/nose/throat doc who will carve it out for you (takes 2 mins max, costs a fortune). Like Jamie and Adam say, "don't do anything you see on the program at home." "Ever!" So follow this sage advice: "Never put anything in your ear, except your elbow."It seems like the body must absorb some of it after being sick and having excess mucus in the your head.Its a completely different substance than mucus. Can't go "back in". Under normal conditions it always dribbles out... That's gross mom,Buffy Quote
Buffy Posted November 3, 2006 Report Posted November 3, 2006 I used to have a diagram of the three different sections of the ear....http://www.chw.edu.au/parents/factsheets/otitis_media.htm Hammer into anvil,Buffy Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted November 3, 2006 Author Report Posted November 3, 2006 http://www.chw.edu.au/parents/factsheets/otitis_media.htm Hammer into anvil,Buffy Wow, that was an interesting link. Now I have a diagram of the ear, AND I learned that aboriginal children are ten times more likely to get glue ear. Hahha, neat. Quote
InfiniteNow Posted November 3, 2006 Report Posted November 3, 2006 But is there any other role?You could use it to form one of those really cool twisty handle bar mustaches like Dennis Cage, the guy on My Classic Car... :D Quote
Buffy Posted November 3, 2006 Report Posted November 3, 2006 You could use it to form one of those really cool twisty handle bar mustaches like Dennis CageEEEeeeewwwww! Gross! That's what moustache wax is for dear, although if you really want to make your own, check this out. In any case, I won't kiss a guy with a moustache, wax or no wax. :D To get back on topic, I even make my men wax their ears.... You need a shave Samson,Buffy Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted November 3, 2006 Author Report Posted November 3, 2006 You could use it to form one of those really cool twisty handle bar mustaches like Dennis Cage, the guy on My Classic Car... :hihi: YESSSSS!!!!:phones: :) :) :hihi: Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted November 3, 2006 Author Report Posted November 3, 2006 I wonder when handle bar mushtaches are gonna come back into style... were they ever "in" style? Look at us. Humans. What have we done?! hahahaha, Salvador Dali! Quote
Pyrotex Posted November 8, 2006 Report Posted November 8, 2006 ...I won't kiss a guy with a moustache, wax or no wax. :phones: ...What about a pencil thin mustache, the kind that Boston Blacky wore?http://www.skaryguyvideo.com/bostonblackie.htmhttp://www.guitaretab.com/b/buffett-jimmy/2629.html Quote
Buffy Posted November 8, 2006 Report Posted November 8, 2006 What about a pencil thin mustache, the kind that Boston Blacky wore?Nope they're scratchy and they stink! Ewwww! And if there's one thing lower than a side show freak, :phones:Buffy Quote
Zythryn Posted November 8, 2006 Report Posted November 8, 2006 Nope they're scratchy and they stink! Ewwww! And if there's one thing lower than a side show freak, :phones:Buffy It's a pencil neck geek:singer: Buffy 1 Quote
Turtle Posted November 8, 2006 Report Posted November 8, 2006 I have a pencil thin mustache, the Boston Blacky kind. :shrug: It requires no wax, but that's not to say I have not waxed waxing before. Rather than of the ear, it is composed primarily of the carnuba and far too much trouble than it's worth. I have a razor, and I know how to use it :phones: Turtler Quote
Pyrotex Posted November 14, 2006 Report Posted November 14, 2006 Nope they're scratchy and they stink! Ewwww!...I had high hopes that in you, I would find a scientific mind of iron-clad integrity and perspicashiwhatsa... never mind. I see from your lachrymose response that your set of observations is rescindively limited. You perchance encountered one PTM (TKTBBW) and extrapolated a Universal Law, giving no heed to the multifarious vagaries of masculine lip hair. Had you but merely once intersected the time-line of *my* PTM (TKTBBW), and experienced its sable-like and smoochable softness, (and its delicate fragrance reminiscent of vanilla and French onion soup) your opinion, indeed, your life, may have been changed forever. Alas! Quote
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