QUESTION:
Is it possible to blow your nose with so much force, that the snot goes upwards through your nasolacrimal canal and out your eye?
posted by Kissaki at 9:33 AM
Monday, October 02, 2006
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4 Comments:
Interesting question!
There is the case of a certain Japanese shock-act trio who do a bunch of crazy stunts. One of these (note, this is anecdotal, but reliable) involves the snorting of milk up a given performer's nose and the squirting of said milk out of said performer's eye.
Does this help?
Oh, I've seen that on TV! It was totally gross.
I don't know if it happens involuntarily, but there's only one way to find out. If I was still testing my old people, I'd try it out on them for you...
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Ah, I believe you're referring to the Tokyo Shop Boys.
It seems that so little can be said about the potential threat of snot-eye...
...but it's there...
...keep it in the back of your minds, people.
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