Originally published at: Lego piece found in 32-year-old's nose after decades - Boing Boing
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Doctor: You seem to have some kind of airway blockage.
Patient: That’s what I’ve been saying.
Doctor: No, I mean you have a literal block in your airway.
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Ahhhh childhood, I remember it well. Playing in mud, making fart noises and laughing uncontrollably at those fart noises, writing on the walls, knock-knock jokes, wondering what dirt tastes like, putting stuff up your nose. . .
You know, the classics.
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So the dude never had a doctor look up his nose in all that time?
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It must have felt really good to leggo, after all that time.
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Does this mean he’s not a stud any more?
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Maybe he’s got a deviated septum and that little piece got lodged just right? From the video, looks like see-through green flat round 1x. Ever have a really fun sinus infection featuring green snot? I think I get why doctors overlooked this Lego for so many years.
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*Lego technical writer sighs, adds another section to “Illegal Lego Building Techniques” documentation.
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Childhood? You’ve just described by daily schedule!
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We should hang out sometime.
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I’m too busy; this dirt ain’t going to taste itself 
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At 32 he probably reached the point in life where he now has “dad sneezes”, the kind that can wake the neighbors, break glass and dislodge Lego pieces.
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Request from LEGO fans: Please take down the story before the EU hears about it.
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