#1

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Idaho Falls, Idaho
(This post was last modified: 06-05-2017, 04:28 AM by Lipripper660.)
I don't know where to post this but maybe "general" is best? Anyway, the other day I was at my sons house for a visit and my wife was sharing to all within earshot that I was derelict in my nose hair trimming regimen. My strapping son said " wax them dad". What? That's a thing? Sure enough in a jiffy he had what looked like a mini crockpot smoldering full of wax the color of creamed honey. He said " all you have to do is get some wax on this popcicle stick and cram it in your nostril. Hey, I thought, who wouldn't want to stuff molten lava up those nose holes? So anyway, after my wife made it clear that without a nose waxing she would be leaving me in favor of Tom Selleck (got news for her. I'd leave for Tom too.) I dutifully inserted the resinous plug into my unruly booger vault, then Stood there stiff backed and scared like a hayseed private before a hardened drill Sargent awaiting my orders. "Just wait awhile and let it harden" he said, "once that's done pull the stick out." Wait, what? Did he just say for me to pull the stick out? A story my father-in-law had told me of the time as an adolescent he had chaffed the crack of his bottom and had turned to a double handful of talcum powder for relief only to discover what he though was talcum was actually granny's Poligrip powder. He had very effectively eliminated the risk of further chaffing by gluing his butt cheeks together. He then shared how horrifying it is to lay moon-to-the-sky across mothers lap as she used a butter knife and her tears of laughter to pry loose his gluteus Maximi.......So here I am looking like a deranged Good Humor Ice Cream man with my salmon colored lacrosse polo and a popsicle stick stuffed in my nose trying to muster the nerve to "pull it out". Well I grew up an Idaho cowboy and the cowboy code Is you saddle a Bronc, you best be ready to ride, and since I had no small experience jerking the odd lip-tickler hair that escaped the shearing, I knew that "quick" would me a better plan than would plodding or methodical. I grabbed the stick with kungfu grip and yanked! Honest to goodness I heard through the sound of popping hair my bride of 30 years giggling with sadistic glee! Before I even had my feet back under me she wanted to see the stick so I handed it to her. "Ew, gross" she squeeled. (I had heard that before on numerous occasions of different subject matter.) And the stick was shoved unceremoniously back into my paw. I looked down at it through my still heavily watering eyes and it looked for all intents and purposes that if I stuck a fishhook in the wax I would have a very unique snd serviceable salmon fly. Whoooowee was my shnozzle on fire! I was afraid to look in the mirror and discover the gruesome mask I had just saddled myself with for eternity. But wait! Just like most stinger injuries, the hurt subsided and I started to feel better. Wow, glad that was over! But wait! I was only half way through and had yet another blow hole to tame. Well ladies and gents, I'm here to tell you that it is not easier to do the second stick! I did er though and when I was driving home my wife spent a couple of hours admiring my plucked proboscus. She said it looked nice. "Nice enough to squint your eyes and make believe I'm Tom Seleck" I asked? Nope, not that nice. At any rate after the carnage I realized that it seemed my nostrils had grown a size or two and my lungs didn't have to pull so hard to get a gulp of air. Additionally the skin has stayed smooth for a long time. Fortunately I've found that the boogers don't just fall out onto my shirt as I had feared and my trimmers go unused. Seems weird but I'm looking to get a small crockpot waxer unit of my own and wondered if any of you weirdos out there have done this nose waxing thing?

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#2

Member
Connecticut
(This post was last modified: 05-06-2017, 12:51 PM by Merkur Man.)
HAHAHAHAHA!!! This is hilarious! If I could bestow a thousand "likes" to a single post, this would be the one!  Being a dentist I particularly enjoyed the story about the Poligrip, talcum powder snafu! So funny!  Thanks for writing it up! Unfortunately, I do not have any of the advice you're seeking on nose waxing...

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Nathan
#3

Super Moderator
San Diego, Cal., USA
I couldn't stop laughing.

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#4

Member
Detroit
Funniest DFS post ever! Happy It doesn't sound pleasant, but I'm thinking about trying it. The older I get, the more annoying my nose hair becomes it seems. Don't get me started on the ear hair either...

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- Jeff
#5
Tom's father was a L.A. developer who made sure he grew up pounding nails in case USC business school didn't work out. My grandfather contracted for him on several projects and would always leave on tile upside down in an obscure place as his signature . Pops built the first Synagogue in the San Fernando Valley and I finally found that tile in the men's room.
Another famous temple in L.A. was taken over by a welsh congregation and still has wrought iron shelves under the pews for hats and Hebrew everywhere. If you've studied welsh they probably figure it's easier to leave it.
I first met Tom Selleck working at our local Home Despot after he bought a property known among older locals as 'The Dairy' seeing that what it started out as. Pops worked on it too and we are still looking for a tile. He came in one day after his horse trainer Dan told him to see me about driving horses. I had a retired hackney showpony; last surviving son of the world champion Mr Sandman.
Well, this delightful gal name of Jilly Mack fell in love with him (Spirit was one charismatic Pony) and we drove the length of Hidden Valley where all the car commercials are filmed. Tom met Jilly in London. She was in the London production of CATS and still laughs at this big American coming backstage asking her out for a drink. She had no idea who he was and asked if he was asking her out? and drinks weren't a date.
I was back in the store next week talking to Tom and Richard Roundtree about planting grass after our fires. This certified nurseryman interrupted and said grass was useless and to plant rosemary. When he was done I said 'VALLEY FEVER' and he didn't have a clue. Tom And Richard did and I made department sales for the day. Then this voice from an opera said " oh Thomas, oh Reechard bonjourno. may I steal Christopher from you? It was Sophia Loren trying to sort out a ancient sprinkler system. both of these big guys wilted like flowers. About then we heard a string of profanity and Mickey Rooney came around the corner in a bathrobe, smelling of liquor and redfaced in anger at everything. He took one look at my three customers and just walked away. Mama Sophia laughed 'what an awful leetle man.'
meanwhile the assistant manager, retired bird colonel USAF from Ohio is peeking around the corner convinced the store troublemaker would embarrass the company. Tom saw him and said 'HI GUY! Chris' family and mine go back a bit, thankyou anyway we don't need you.'
I have to go shave, running late to go nowhere as my brothers predicted. they both are morbidly obese pushing 300 lbs and order pizza takeout 4 times a week. I have oatmeal on the stovetop and eggs. All of a sudden my nose is itching.

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#6

Member
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Ain't it the truth? I grow tufts of hair out my ears remenscent of a lemur.

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#7

Member
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Write a book Chris! Your stories are fascinating.

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#8

Member
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Oh, and oatmeal is awesome!
#9

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Las Vegas, NV, USA
Lipripper660, your original post is an instant classic. Thanks for the entertainment! Big Grin

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Whenever I go to shave, I assume there’s someone else on the planet shaving, so I say “I’m gonna go shave, too.”
– Mitch Hedberg
#10

Super Moderator
San Diego, Cal., USA
I'll stick to simple clippers/round tip scissors, thank you. Tongue

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