March 29, 201016 yr After reading many different threads in GD recently this random thought came to mind..... Why do we look at our kleenex after blowing our nose:confused::idunno:
March 29, 201016 yr The practical reason would be to see whether the snot is green or not. Mommy always told me that, when it's green, I'm either sick or getting sick. The real reason is because I just enjoy doing it. :lol:
March 29, 201016 yr I actually don't do this. I know what the stuff on the tissue looks like, no need to confirm what I already know. I don't examine the toilet paper after I wipe myself...
March 29, 201016 yr For the same reason I look at the Q-Tip after cleaning my ears--because it's there! :lol:
March 29, 201016 yr Author I actually don't do this. I know what the stuff on the tissue looks like, no need to confirm what I already know. I don't examine the toilet paper after I wipe myself... I just fell out of my chair! :laugh::laugh::laugh:
March 29, 201016 yr For the same reason I look at the Q-Tip after cleaning my ears--because it's there! :lol: It's okay to look at it, just don't smell it. That crosses the line.
March 29, 201016 yr I don't examine the toilet paper after I wipe myself...How do you know if you are done?
March 29, 201016 yr How do you know if you are done? If my boxers are clean at the end of the day, mission accomplished :lol: I actually have a system that involves a multiple dry wipings followed up by an intense scrub with a baby wipe.
March 29, 201016 yr If my boxers are clean at the end of the day, mission accomplished :lol: I actually have a system that involves a multiple dry wipings followed up by an intense scrub with a baby wipe. :laugh: Do you use that same system for nose blowings?
March 29, 201016 yr If my boxers are clean at the end of the day, mission accomplished :lol: I actually have a system that involves a multiple dry wipings followed up by an intense scrub with a baby wipe. :lol::lol::lol: Thank you, I have had one crappy day and you helped a bit.
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