A piece of lego stuck up boy's nose for nearly 2 years

[Alexander's Horse]

This happened to our neighbour. I find it hard to imagine how its anatomically possible.

[Bereta_Eder]

[duke o' york]

I'd have thought that the kid put it in his mouth, and it entered the nose from the back, not through the nostril. I'm having trouble thinking of any lego brick small enough to fit through your nostril.
Yuck.

[Dr Strangelove]

There are some bricks only "one circle" in size. The kid might have put one of those in.

[Winston]

Danish ingenuity penetrating all over the world.

[Alexander's Horse]

Originally posted by duke o' york
I'd have thought that the kid put it in his mouth, and it entered the nose from the back, not through the nostril. I'm having trouble thinking of any lego brick small enough to fit through your nostril.
Yuck.

Apparently at a certain age little kids like to put things up their orifices - its part of exploring their body.

The doctor told em it wasn't uncommon. That's how he found it.

[General Ludd]

He should sell it on eBay.

[Ted Striker]

Horse,

What was the problem they were bringing the kid in to the doctor for? Snoring? Lethargy?

[Q Classic]

I don't understand how they could have not known for two years.

[Ecthy]

"John, the kid's crying again."

"Put another Lego piece into his nose!"

[Alexander's Horse]

Its kind of embarrassing because they have 3 boys and didn't tell us which one did it - so I find myself looking for the stupid one every time I see them.

[Ecthy]

I think one of your kids did it.

[Alexander's Horse]

they could have easily

[Ecthy]

Wait, did you say "nose" or "arse"?

[Kassiopeia]

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
There are some bricks only "one circle" in size. The kid might have put one of those in.

Yeah, as a toddler I too managed to put one of those little ones up my nose, but after the initial panic, I managed to blow it out. But two years? Good lord.