Showing posts with label things we do when we think no one is looking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label things we do when we think no one is looking. Show all posts

Monday, June 23, 2014

like clockwork

Their visits are like clockwork. 

She visits me every Sunday. It seems to be the only time she can catch up on the details of my life without anyone knowing. And I don’t mind, because I know that she cares...but it would be much nicer if we could do it in person. 

There is more to my life than these words, the ones you’ve been coming back to for the past three and a half years. I will never understand the reason why...add it to the list of unanswered questions. MySpace Tracker

Thursday, January 14, 2010

pick me a winner

Question: Why do people pick their nose and eat it?

Answer: The act of eating your mucus is known as "mucophagy" and is done by kids basically because they do not think about stuff likes adults do, they just do it and they do not think if it is gross or not, healthy or not, socially accepted or not. However is at that age that "mucophagy" starts. Some people will stop when they realize what they are doing, some people do not, and will keep doing it (in hiding) until they die. You can call it a "habit" and according to what I read, very hard to break.


For your information (gross or not) the average person eats about a quart of mucus (snot, phlegm or slime, as you like) per day. As you know the nose is connected to the same canal the mouth is connected and then to the esofagus, well the nose secretes mucus all day and a good amount of it goes down your throat. When mucus gets hard stays in the nose and well, those are the ones "mucuphagus" pick and eat.

Mucus is basically water and salt, with some chemicals produced by the body. They are supposed to serve as a trap to incoming germs, pollen and dust.Believe it or not, there are people who actually believes that "mucophagy" is healthy because expose your body to germs and make you produce antibodies that will fight for you in your inmune system.