Something thats been bothering me...

[benjirofl]

Yes, Doctors & dentists use it. "Pass me that pointy object"

TeeeHee !

[Revis]

Ah, I see... Is that the scientific term for it?

I dunno, your the Grammar Cap'n.

[Krusty]

ROFLMAO
I get what you mean..
:8

[Neversoft]

Ah, I see... Is that the scientific term for it?

That made me think of something else then, lmao. :eusa_clap It suppose they can poke it out if the 'Pointy object' cuts the eye out.

[Chaz]

Ok, this capn' grammer dude scares me. Anyone else?

[Dupion]

ewwwwwwww

[Toes]

Why do some parents tell their kids not to run with a pointed/sharp object because they 'may trip and poke their eye out'? Wouldn't they poke it in?

Lmao, smart

[Polly-alyssa]

Maybe their eye may 'fall out' lmao. Well it prbz sounds easier to young kids

[Captain Grammar]

Maybe their eye may 'fall out' lmao. Well it prbz sounds easier to young kids

Mum: Now, Jonny! Don't run with sharp objects, you hear me? You might fall over land at an angle which is 1 in a million chances to do, the 'sharp object' might suddenly go in to your eye (Again; slim) and your eye might fall out and blood would be everywhere!

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But other than that, don't worry, Jonny!

[Insert one traumatised child].

[FrozenWhisper]

It might poke in then fall out?