THAT'S A BLACKHEAD GUN!!!!

[Travoltron]

The one and only time I've ever heard of a blackhead gun is on The Simpsons.
I still don't know WTF it is.

[Armillaria caligata]

On May 25, 11:20 pm, Travoltron <travolt...@defender.uni> wrote:
> The one and only time I've ever heard of a blackhead gun is on The Simpsons.
> I still don't know WTF it is.

If it exists (I hope it doesn't) it probably pops and drains zits.

--
Armillaria caligata
I wonder if there's such a thing as an electric nostril groomer.

[Michael Black]

On Wed, 25 May 2011, Travoltron wrote:

> The one and only time I've ever heard of a blackhead gun is on The Simpsons.
> I still don't know WTF it is.
>

I guess you didn't read comic books in your youth. I'm sure I saw them
advertised there. Probably other places, but comic books are what comes
to mind when I think of them. I know there was advertising for such
things.

Michael

[lugnut]

Yes, on both counts.

Oh, and blackhead guns don't work. Or at least I was never smart
enough to figure out how to operate it, one or the other. My father's
made use of an electric nostril groomer for many years though.

-lugnut

[Bo...@nospamfathounds.com]

Travoltron <travo...@defender.uni> wrote:

>The one and only time I've ever heard of a blackhead gun is on The Simpsons.
>I still don't know WTF it is.

If you've ever worked with electronics, it's a lot like a solder
sucker.

[Michael Black]

That's funny, because without having paid much attention to blackhead
guns, but aware that they did exist, every time I pick up my solder sucker
I think of blackhead guns.

Michael

[Armillaria caligata]

On May 26, 7:45 am, lug...@NOSPAMhotmail.com (lugnut) wrote:
> On Wed, 25 May 2011 23:57:11 -0700 (PDT), Armillaria caligata
>

> <bootedarmilla...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> >On May 25, 11:20 pm, Travoltron <travolt...@defender.uni> wrote:
> >> The one and only time I've ever heard of a blackhead gun is on The Simpsons.
> >> I still don't know WTF it is.
> >If it exists (I hope it doesn't) it probably pops and drains zits.
>
> >--
> >Armillaria caligata
> >I wonder if there's such a thing as an electric nostril groomer.
>
> Yes, on both counts.
>
> Oh, and blackhead guns don't work. Or at least I was never smart
> enough to figure out how to operate it, one or the other. My father's
> made use of an electric nostril groomer for many years though.
>
> -lugnut

I typed "blackhead gun" (with the quotes) into Google and got WTMI
about all the phenomenal things they do for mankind, including this
page that claims you can vacuum-clean the juice out of yer zits:
http://blackheadgun.org/vacuumblackheadremover/

I think this a picture of a blackhead gun. The correct spelling of
the word is "comedones" (Freudian slip?). http://www.beautycarelines.com/what-is-a-blackhead-gun/

--
Armillaria caligata
Nec yuck.

[hamza...@gmail.com]

What is a blackhead?
In many ways one can look at blackheads as the basis for acne and pimples. Blackheads are most common on the forehead and cheeks. There are several types of blackheads:

1. Open Blackhead (black blackheads) Ses as black dots in the skin. The color is due to pigment Melanin.

2. Closed Blackhead: Ses as white dots in the skin.

3. Makrokomedoner: Large blackhead, over 2-3 mm in diameter.

4. Solare comedones: Frames older, and is related to sun exposure.

5. Mikrokomedoner: Small blackhead under the skin that is not visible with the eye. The basis for acnes.
http://cosmedica.no/