An Australian man named Graham Baker collected and stored his bellybutton lint (shown above) for 25 years, which earned him a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. I'm fascinated by the color changes from the first jar to the last. According to a chemist from Vienna University, who spent 3 years analyzing his own navel lint, it is made up of cotton from clothing, dust, skin flecks, sweat and fat(?).
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6 comments:
i just threw up in my mouth.
thanks.
that is kind of nasty, but hilarious. my bf's been threatening to do something like this...
oh how delicious!
so gross. and hilarious.
i betcha it just Reeks.
what's with men and belly button lint anyways? i don't think i've ever had it.
One thing the scientist from U of Vienna discovered is that if he shaved his stomach, he didn't get lint in his navel. Belly hair is required.
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