I had a lump on the bridge of my nose for ages, after many week's worth of wiggling a little white lump emerged. Tweezed it out and it was a lump the size of a coarse grain of salt. I keep it on my mantelpiece now.
You might want to have that checked out still. I had a lump on the side of my nose that felt like a pea was under the skin. My doctor referred me to the ENT Clinic and they took me in immediately in order to remove it. It was felt that it was a chance that it could be something quite nasty so they didnt mess around when it came to taking out. When they removed it it was weird. Apparently it was a granuloma? Supposedly something left behind from infection? Still, if you've got anything left in there it might be worth getting it looked at.
Ive been at silverstone all day. My dad turned 50 last month so we got him a full day driving ten fast cars at silverstone, as a bonus they've taken me, my brother and my mum out too. We weren't driving obviously. The day started ok I guess. GT3 driver Rob Buff took me out for a lap in an Aston Martin vantage, since then I've been taken around in a Ferrari 360, Audi TTRS, Audi R8, went through the special stage dirt rally course in a Ford Fiesta ST Rally car and traversed some seriously steep, sloppy muddy hills (including submerging up to the bonnet in filthy water) in a military grade Land Rover Defender. I was thrilled while being a passenger in a Caterham 7 round a gymkhana course by some total nutter/race driver who insisted on going sideways and finished up with a bunch of doughnuts. My dad is about to drive the final car, a single seater race car, he's being briefed now. Before today I'd never even been in a high performance sports car let alone a slew of supercars around the full grand prix variation of one of the most prestigious race tracks in the world. It's been a good day. Also my dad managed to run off the track at 145mph in the R8, shame I wasn't filming it.
No, they weren't there. It wasn't a top gear day. I got almost 600 photos with half of those being usable. I'm going to upload the videos and photos to YouTube over the next few days. Being in the Caterham doing doughnuts was huge fun, if a little brief.
Nope. I'm still sorting the videos and pictures out and I'll either post links to the videos I'm making or post the pictures here directly over the next few days. Here some links to the details of the event. Event Overview http://www.silverstone.co.uk/experiences/driving-days/the-silverstone-challenge1/ The Cars http://www.silverstone.co.uk/experiences/driving-days/the-silverstone-challenge1/ There was also a Ferrari F430 driving around but that was brought in especially for a blind and deaf boy to be driven around in, we didn't get to experince it. Also I didn't get to go in the Nissan GT-R, The 370Z, Renault Megane, or the Single Seaters. But hey, we thought we'd be sitting in the clubhouse all day so I'm not complaining!
Anyone who resorts to a lawsuit because they're being bullied is a fag who probably deserves to be bullied. It's called be a fucking man and punch them in the face. Kids these days are pussies. http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/04/teen-sues-over-facebook-bullying.ars
I guess I just don't see what the big deal is. If someone made a facebook page assassinating my character, I would laugh at it. The kind of person who takes themself so seriously that they would sue over something like that is going to be a magnet for bullies their entire life. And yes, lawsuits are for pussies. It's a faggy way to settle things. Lawsuits are the adult version of being a tattle tale who cries to mommy because you can't fight your own battles. Sure in some cases they're justified, but most of them are bullshit. Especially libel cases, which usually amount to "boohoo that mean person made fun of me" which I can't believe is even a real type of lawsuit.