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Black Q-Tips

 I look, you look, we all look!
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Don't pretend like you don't look. I see you looking like you don't look! But we both know, when it comes down to it, after you've gone through the trouble of cleaning them, you want to see exactly what it was that came out of the holes in your head. Traditional white Q-Tips camoflage all the flaky white goodness that you've been hearing through for the last couple of days. Black ones will show you what you wanna know. And then some!
—Overpanic, Sep 25 2003

Nice wax! http://www.tchain.c...s/hearing/wax2.html
And they say Q-Tips are Baaad. [squeak, Oct 04 2004]

Wet n Dry http://www.ncbi.nlm...cmd=entry&id=117800
[squeak, Oct 04 2004]

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       Some people have dry whitish ear wax and some people have runny yellow ear wax. You'd have to make some nice yellowy brown ones so as not to discriminate against the runnies.
—squeak, Sep 25 2003
   

       Personally, I think that is just wrong... Sure, I may look, but I don't actually want to KNOW what there is!
—Raldo, Sep 25 2003
   

       So that's why toilet paper is white.
—FarmerJohn, Sep 25 2003
   

       Or Guiness drinkers, for that matter?
—yamahito, Sep 25 2003
   


 

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