It's all birds
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Actual picture of poopalew?
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It's all birds
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Actual picture of poopalew?
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what the fuck is she doing?
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Getting eatlrwax out
with fire? why doesn't she just use a q-tip? poopalew get in here and explain yourself
ear candlesQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
I've done that before
it doesn't do anything
smoking a huge joint out her ear
why in the fuck would anyone do that
she saw last night's walking deadQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
theyre insane and want to rly damage their ears ig uessQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
I have siome earwax, so instead of diogging it out with my finger or a qtip or using that special fluid which is designed to remove earwax I will light my fucking head on fire :stare:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gentleman Doli
just light a cigarette and put it in your ear (filter end you dummys) it dries out the wax and draws out any moisture and you can smoke it afterwards and its delicious
http://www.audiology.org/news/Pages/20100622.aspxQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
Claim 4. The method is safe, noninvasive, and effective.
FALSE: Candling is dangerous. Survey responses from medical specialists (otolaryngologists) in the United Kingdom reported ear injuries from ear candling including; burns, ear canal occlusions and ear drum perforations and secondary ear canal infections with temporary hearing loss (Seely, Quigley, Langman, 1996). In some patients, multiple complications were found. There have been reports within the United States demonstrating ash remnants and residue from ear candling coating the eardrum (Kutz and Fayad, 2008). Additionally, significant fires associated with ear candling have been reported, one of which led to the user’s death (Powell, 2005). In recent years Health Canada’s Medical Device Regulatory Agency declared that selling ear candles requires a license from Health Canada before anyone can sell them for therapeutic purposes. Yet, Health Canada has not issued any licenses for ear candles, consequently selling ear candles for “therapeutic purposes” in Canada is illegal. The U.S. FDA and Health Canada have acted against manufacturers of ear candles by providing alerts to consumers not to use ear candles, seizing products, and issuing bans for importing ear candles. Despite the proactive stance of these government agencies, there are hundreds (perhaps thousands) of “practitioners” around the United States ready to perform the procedure (see multiple FDA references, below).
- See more at: http://www.audiology.org/news/Pages/....38mW7Y0E.dpuf
That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard, I'm shocked that it's so common that everyone has heard of it except me. Shame on you poopalew.
pooplawe u can burn in hell
some people think that it sucks your earwax out
but it doesn't and I don;t know how retarded you have to be to even think that
but it's a relaxation thing
ahh yes, that's how I relax, kick back pop open a brew and light my head on fire
you're smoking that joint wrong
See ya later; peace!Quote:
Originally Posted by LadyKillmonger
Yeah poopalew, shame on youQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
ear candling is an old joke, like "headlight fluid," that somehow got adopted as an alternative medicine
Makes about as much sense as any of that other holistic crap
is that stevies mom?
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Originally Posted by maks
u mean like homeopathy and chiropractic? lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by jon
not at all surprised that lisa has tried this