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In hindsight I can see that regardless of nasal congestion getting the boogers sucked out of your nose with an aspirator while you were already upset wouldn't do much to improve your disposition.If you have babies/little kids who don't always sleep through the night, read Kevin's post.
-Kevin at Wizbang
Posted by Amy Ridenour at 12:38 AM
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