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Lisa! said:Nothing important!I would say I myself asked the photographer to take the photo in order to know how I'd look like!(there's no mirror in the world!)
Ah,don't be too worry.I think that's better to say nothing and people will forget it soon!wolram said:I suppose the decline continues, what next, scratching ones buttocks
in public.
Indubitably, One simply cannot scratch one's one buttock, or one's other one, without one falling under photographic scrutiny, eeegods.wolram said:I suppose the decline continues, what next, scratching ones buttocks
in public.
I should think that the taboos surrounding one's cleaning of one's ears in public should be loosened unless of course one is digging for gold (yet only turning up dirt).arildno said:Should the social bans on armpit sniffing and ear cleansing be upheld as well?
arildno said:Should the social bans on armpit sniffing and ear cleansing be upheld as well?
When one is cleaning one's ears, one should hold one's pinky outstretched at all times. And never under any circumstances should one use the same hand that one used to scratch one's butt, pull one's underwear from one's butt crack, or clean one's ear to pick one's nose. Eeegods.wolram said:Good gracious, of course these base habits should be strongly deterred,
and one should conduct ones self with decorum.
Artman said:When one is cleaning one's ears, one should hold one's pinky outstretched at all times. And never under any circumstances should one use the same hand that one used to scratch one's butt, pull one's underwear from one's butt crack, or clean one's ear to pick one's nose. Eeegods.
One could eliminate underwear from one's wardrobe, this would certainly eliminate any breeches of etiquette associated with said article, (creating other possible breeches associated with not wearing any in the process.)wolram said:Oh dear, i almost fear putting words next to these, the habit of holding a
pinky outstretched, i believe comes from the oft incorrectly quoted etiquette
for tea drinking.
As for underwear, one should use good judgment when purchasing these
items.
I strongly recommend finishing school for an education on how to behave
Artman said:One could eliminate underwear from one's wardrobe, this would certainly eliminate any breeches of etiquette associated with said article, (creating other possible breeches associated with not wearing any in the process.)
Well I never! (Well, hardly ever...okay, as often as possible, but not recently.)wolram said:Dear sir, i advise you to attend major higinbottoms school for young gentlemen
a basic course is two weeks and for a mere 40 shillings one can transform
ones self into some thing resembling a gentleman.
Artman said:Well I never! (Well, hardly ever...okay, as often as possible, but not recently.)
I'd just be happy that I was famous, because that would imply that I was also rich.Artman said:Oh, by the way, to answer the original question, I would just smile and wave.
Yep. That why I'd smile.Danger said:
I'd just be happy that I was famous, because that would imply that I was also rich.
Riches or refinement? i think i would rather be poor and refined, than richArtman said:Yep. That why I'd smile.
I thumb my nose at you, you silly English kanighett!wolram said:Riches or refinement? i think i would rather be poor and refined, than rich
and uncouth.
Why should you let the sac be prey to an unduly stong influence of gravity?Artman said:One could eliminate underwear from one's wardrobe, this would certainly eliminate any breeches of etiquette associated with said article, (creating other possible breeches associated with not wearing any in the process.)
arildno said:Why should you let the sac be prey to an unduly stong influence of gravity?
Picking one's nose is a natural and common behavior. It helps to remove excess mucus, dirt, and other debris from the nose. Some people may do it in public because they are unaware of their surroundings or because they feel comfortable enough to do so.
Picking your nose can introduce bacteria and viruses into your body, potentially leading to infections. It can also cause irritation and damage to the delicate tissues inside the nose. It is important to wash your hands before and after picking your nose and to avoid doing it too frequently.
Some people may find it humorous or entertaining to take pictures of themselves picking their nose. Others may do it for shock value or to intentionally provoke a reaction from others. In some cases, it may also be a result of a lack of awareness or consideration for others.
No, picking your nose is a normal behavior and is not considered a psychological disorder. However, excessive nose picking or compulsive nose picking can be a symptom of certain conditions, such as anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or developmental disabilities.
If you want to stop picking your nose, you can try to identify triggers or situations that lead to the behavior and find ways to avoid them. You can also keep your hands busy with other activities, such as playing with a stress ball or chewing gum. If you have trouble controlling the behavior, you may also consider seeking help from a therapist or counselor.