Welcome to The Sims 2 University! Part 2

I know Kristal, he also demonstrates a lamentable deficiency of appreciation of the delicate nature of those parts of the nasal cavity which are sensible beyond the reach of inquisitive fingers.

(Am I alone in admiring how cute it is when a sim toddler picks his nose? )

 

Really? Didn't know there was much of a risk for that. I didn't do it again last night because he seemed to be less stopped up and more (sorry, y'all) free-flowing, and he was still up 1/2 the night. (Fought sleep until a little before midnight, then up again at 3:00, then up again and hungry at 5:30.)


Thanks for your 2 cents, Kat. I definately value your opinion.

 

I suggest napalm, then. There's nothing quite like the lovely aroma of burning napalm.

None of this, however, is a substitute for the fact that a jammed nose, like a jammed gun, occurs because of failure to clear the build-up of crud. Some people have noses built like an AK-47: No sane amount of crud can clog the works. Others are more like the M-16, finicky when not kept squeaky clean. In all cases, scrubbing with a pipecleaner followed by suction to remove the bits that have been pried loose will clear things up nicely.

 

Meh, a little finger with some nail is a more than adequate alternative.

And I just noticed that there will only be non-alcoholic drinks? A college party without beer is like... well, a college party without beer. Same thing with Woohoo. What a PG world our sims live in

 

Not if it's your sinuses as well as your nose. Clear noses which can't be breathed through because your sinuses are full of cemented snot = :(.

 

That's why you need wire probes, pipecleaners, string, and suction. To remove the crud you pry loose. If you have problems with the passages COLLAPSING, then you need to prop them open using metal rings. Insert them into your nasal passages with the wire probes, then expand the ring to force them to remain open, much like installing supports in a tunnel. I've never had this problem with mine, but if you do, this is what I recommend. If it works for my excavation projects, it will work for your nose!