Snooty or Snotty Part III

layoutshooter · Dec 31, 2009

Try scuba diving. Go down as fast as you can, you will be having trouble equalizing due to the head cold. Go down far enough, the pressure will build and your sinus cavities will "flush" from the pressure!!!!!

Moot · Dec 31, 2009

jaminjim said:
I would have thought that the dry heat of an conventional oven would work better.

Yeah, I never thought of that. Make sure it is an electric oven and not gas. That gas smell will stay in your hair and clothing for days.

jaminjim · Dec 31, 2009

Moot said:
Yeah, I never thought of that. Make sure it is an electric oven and not gas. That gas smell will stay in your hair and clothing for days.

Clothing??? What clothing?

jaminjim · Dec 31, 2009

layoutshooter said:
Try scuba diving. Go down as fast as you can, you will be having trouble equalizing due to the head cold. Go down far enough, the pressure will build and your sinus cavities will "flush" from the pressure!!!!!

Well the closest place around here would be Grand Lake Saint Marys. (At the time it was dug, it was the largest man made lake in the world) The deepest that my depth finder ever registered was nine feet and that only happened when my boat was "porpoising" due to a lack of skill. Do you think that will be deep enough?

Dakota · Dec 31, 2009

Moot said:
I'm with ARLENT on this one: "Let it flow." If you want to speed up this process put your head in a microwave oven, low power for about 3 minutes. Always remove eyeglasses; ear, nose and lip piercings, fillings and metal plates. Bon appetit!

This explains a lot Moot

I have one of the vicks vaporizers that I run if congested, it works very well, kinda like taking a steam bath without all the steam LOL
plus you can keep your clothes on!!!!

layoutshooter · Dec 31, 2009

jaminjim said:
Well the closest place around here would be Grand Lake Saint Marys. (At the time it was dug, it was the largest man made lake in the world) The deepest that my depth finder ever registered was nine feet and that only happened when my boat was "porpoising" due to a lack of skill. Do you think that will be deep enough?

LOL!! No, I don't think so. More like 25-30 feet. The only down side of this plan is it might blow your ear drums out!! Yeah, porpoising is due to having the engine trimmed incorrectly.