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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I was given a mahoosive bollocking by a neurosurgeon today
For stifling a sneeze! In a hospital! According to him (and he's got letters after his name and everything) stifling a sneeze is very very bad. All I know is it caused immense pain down both of my arms.
In other news I've applied for three more jobs today.

As you were.

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I don't know why sneeze-stifling is a bad thing, can anyone enlighten me?
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:30, 4 replies, latest was 14 years ago)
Is this due to your massive AIDS being back?

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:31, Reply)
Because think of what exactly a sneeze is, it's extracting evil spirits [and/or] particals of forign molicuals from your nasal passage.
Eaither way, you don't want that kind of shit in your nose.
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:37, Reply)
It causes immense arm pain
It's alright if it's the just the one arm, but if it's both you're minutes from death.

Sorry to be the bearer etc
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:38, Reply)
i keep gettin shoulder ache, not sure what it is, doesn't even seem to be one of the muscles i even use
it's the one on the side taht controls the up and donw
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:43, Reply)
deltoid, do you use it when you throw a frisbee?

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:45, Reply)
is deltoid some sort of insult you fucken cunt?

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:49, Reply)

"Suppressing a sneeze can be harmful, particularly to your ears...
Studies have found that the air expelled during a sneeze travels at an
amazing 100 miles per hour, and spews out up to 5,000 droplets, which
may be propelled up to 12 feet in a single sneeze.... By clamping your
mouth closed an pinching your nose shut, you force the "sneeze" into
the eustachian tube (which connects the back of the throat to the
middle ear) and then to your eardrum. Sneeze strong enough, and you
could rupture an eardrum, causing acute pain, infection, bleeding, and
even hearing loss."
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:41, Reply)
Are you saying he might burst his arms?

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:43, Reply)
I'm not saying anything, they're not my words they're the words of Top Gear magazine.

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:45, Reply)
in that case
sneeze HARD enough........ and you willBURST YOUR ARMS
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:48, Reply)
Sneeze with enough POOOOWEEEER

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:49, Reply)
Hahaha
Top Alan
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:50, Reply)
Deliberately 'popping' your ears is not recommended either, I understand.
Oops. I've done this for years.
(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:47, Reply)
That is why my spelling is wrong

(, Wed 9 Nov 2011, 16:49, Reply)

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