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The outer part probobly works like a gasket or holds it in place.

Is it a die for something? Like a Play Doh Fun Factory die?

Does it get surgically installed into a person?
 
The outer part probobly works like a gasket or holds it in place.

Is it a die for something? Like a Play Doh Fun Factory die?

Does it get surgically installed into a person?

lol, would it fit into a small child's nose? where's squzie? :)
 
Oh oh, Jeekinz, you're really close on the last point about surgically installed into a person! Keep going with that!

And no, BT, it's not a nose ring for kids. :LOL:
 
I was on lego patrol BT....
I bet she could get it up there if she tried....
 
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The only piece of art on the moon (depending, we suppose, on one’s definition of art) is a 3″-tall aluminum sculpture titled “Fallen Astronaut.” It was created by Belgian artist Paul Van Hoeydonck and installed by Apollo 15 astronaut David Scott, along with a plaque bearing the names of the 14 astronauts and cosmonauts who died in the service of space exploration.
 
The only piece of art on the moon (depending, we suppose, on one’s definition of art) is a 3″-tall aluminum sculpture titled “Fallen Astronaut.” It was created by Belgian artist Paul Van Hoeydonck and installed by Apollo 15 astronaut David Scott, along with a plaque bearing the names of the 14 astronauts and cosmonauts who died in the service of space exploration.

Very good. I thought this would be an easy one, but posted because of the interest value.
 
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