This post is all about triadruid's nose.

This post is all about triadruid's nose, but the rest of you are welcome to be horrified along with us.

For years now, we've been telling triadruid that we could clear up his perpetual stuffiness by putting a balloon up his nose and inflating it, angioplasty style. There is always a sort of ha-ha-yeah-right quality to the response to this suggestion, so it is with great and horrified delight that I present to you all the fact that doctors are actually doing this now.

Discuss.

This post is all about triadruid's nose.

This post is all about triadruid's nose, but the rest of you are welcome to be horrified along with us.

For years now, we've been telling triadruid that we could clear up his perpetual stuffiness by putting a balloon up his nose and inflating it, angioplasty style. There is always a sort of ha-ha-yeah-right quality to the response to this suggestion, so it is with great and horrified delight that I present to you all the fact that doctors are actually doing this now.

Discuss.

You know what rocks?

Finding a copy of an out-of-print book in an obscure subject area for $7.95, when you thought you were going to have to pay a collector $60.00 plus for it, or not get it at all. That rocks.

Downside? According to Powells.com, book is underlined or written in. Well, hell, kids. *I* was gonna write in it.

Yay!
*happy acquisition dance*

You know what rocks?

Finding a copy of an out-of-print book in an obscure subject area for $7.95, when you thought you were going to have to pay a collector $60.00 plus for it, or not get it at all. That rocks.

Downside? According to Powells.com, book is underlined or written in. Well, hell, kids. *I* was gonna write in it.

Yay!
*happy acquisition dance*