When my daughter Ellen was four I started teasing her that I was saving all of my boogers in a big booger ball. I don’t know why I told her that except that it was fun to watch her make that “grossed-out” face that kids make when they smell something bad or see a squished cat on the road. She always begged to see it so finally I told her that she couldn’t see it now but I would give it to her for her eighteenth birthday. Well, guess what – she’s turning eighteen and I’ve got to come through with a booger ball!
And he did! Not only that, but he photographed the process and posted it with instructions so we can all make our own booger balls. Link -via the Presurfer
I'm home sick with the flu (could be swine...it's what I get for bragging about dodging all the previous flus this year) and immediately wondered if I had enough "supply" to make a decent ball!
In high school,I would make some smaller sized fake boogers in art class. Then later in the day I'd leave them on the top of a desk just before I left the room or if I got in early prior to a student showing up to see the reaction.
I did not color them though and sometimes I did add a little spittle to make it look more fresh.
RW
It was just rubber cement.
Unfortunately, the mess on the underside of the chair that I inherited from my brother is not.
ROFLMAO !!!