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[–] dogsnest@lemmy.world 6 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

I knew this guy who spent an evening in his local, and whilst unlocking his house door, a moth flew into his ear.
It was alive and the buzzing in his ear was deafening and incessant, and he had no idea how to remove the moth.
He awakened his sleeping wife, who, in her fog, basically told him to 'fuck off and figure it out'.

Moments later she was awakened again. To the sound of the vacuum cleaner: he was trying to suction it out of his ear.

Not sure if his alcohol-impaired brain was the root cause of this tomfoolery, as he may have done the same thing sober.

Anyway, iirc, they went to the 24hr walk-in, where the simple solution was effected: a drop or two of vegetable oil in the ear canal, moth succumbs....