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  • Mr Crosby
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    Just swap the keyboard with your neighbours.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Anyone who has studied biology know that mucus comes from the snottus gland which is situated between the pancreas and the aeorta. The snottus gland is stimulated by various things including the hay-fever virus and the common cat mite that lives in the fur of most moggies. The snottus gland has two exit tubes in males, the left and right nostril, the female has an extra one known as the fannius batterus.


    hth


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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by Jakes Daddy
    Yuck, so cunilingous may not be such a great idea after all
    "here, lick this trench full of snot !"
    You old romantic, you!

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  • Jakes Daddy
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    Yuck, so cunilingous may not be such a great idea after all
    "here, lick this trench full of snot !"

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  • Fleetwood
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    your.
    No, the bird gets damp and you ram it in her.
    hth

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  • Jakes Daddy
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    Wikipedia - the answer to life, the universe and bogeys

    I've found the ultimate answer to the ultimate question:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mucus

    And whats more, it seems that mucus is in fact the poor mans KY Jelly !!
    In the reproductive system, mucus aids the penis in entering the vagina during intercourse.
    So, let me get this right, you sneeze, then wipe it all over your old fella ??
    Last edited by Jakes Daddy; 11 May 2006, 11:30. Reason: Correct spelling before Fleetwood got there !

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  • Fleetwood
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    Bogeys,IIRC, are bits of gunge (retches) that have been trapped by the hairs in your nose which act as a sort of filter thingy.
    This reminds of the legendary "Winston's Bogey" sketch by Derek and Clive.

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  • Jakes Daddy
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    Am I alone in wondering where mucus, snot and bogeys actually come from ? How are they 'made' ?
    For example, last night I was at my parents house, whose flea-bitten grotty old cats started off some allergic reaction (like it always does when I go round there). Before entering their house, there were no signs of sneezing or general un-healthyness - therefore, little (if any) quantities of snot in my body.
    But within the hour, I was sneezing and spraying huge quantities of snot around their house.
    An hour or so after leaving their house, I'm back to Mr Clear Nose again.

    So, where did all that snot come from ? How was it produced ?
    And bogeys ? Whats that all about ? I assume they are dried up snot; but other than giving pre-teen boys a convenient passtime (pickin'n'flickin), what are they for ?

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  • AlfredJPruffock
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    Buy yourself an aerosol tin of IMPEGA high Power Air Duster great for clearing the debris from your keyboard and doing your bit for increasing Global Warming at the same time.

    If its an office workstation they you can be more environmentally minded by simply swapping your keyboard with an obnoxious Team Leader type.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    snot on the screen can be a major problem at work. I also find that sneezing in the car can lead to tell-tale snot stains on the steering wheel.

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  • Clavdivs
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    Sucking is better then licking.
    (IMHO)

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  • MrsGoof
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    lick it out

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  • Bagpuss
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    It's the governments fault

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  • DimPrawn
    started a topic Mucus

    Mucus

    Anyone know how to remove a large amount of it sneezed into the gaps on my keyboard?

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