This is why you shouldn't let them play with sharp objects! Thankfully, the little guy seemed to recover all right, with only a little scarring to remind him what not to do with forks: Link
*facepalm* NO, a fork does NOT belong up your nose. Now you know.
(I wonder if he maybe fell asleep while eating or something?)
Considering where the wound is, the skin would probably be too tight to allow bleeding. I've seen that sort of thing happen with no blood (but not that bad). Poor baby!
Looks fake to me, although the idea of the fork plugging any bleeding is an interesting explanation, there should be at least minimal blood near the wound, redness around the wound, or dare I say it snot, as I know my nose would run after such pain.
Just to clean of an injury pic, I mean my forks are not sharp enough to make such a clean wound :-P
And this once more proves that a good amount of children are idiots. Thankfully I outgrew that phase...*trips and impales himself on his potted plant* :P
Eugh, I really do wish you wouldn't post pictures of injuries without a warning. It's not that I can't stomach the gore or anything like that - I love action movies and red meat and such - I just hate seeing people suffer.
trust me, not fake, my little cousin did that (while in my care, no less) by tripping while helping set the table and it looked exactly the same except he had 2 prongs impaled instead of 3.
Unfortunately he was at that phase (around 5 years old) that after he got over the pain he thought it was "way cool" he could get a fork through his nose and decided that if he could do it again without it hurting he would...luckily he hasn't tried.
(I wonder if he maybe fell asleep while eating or something?)
Aiiigh!
Fail.
Just to clean of an injury pic, I mean my forks are not sharp enough to make such a clean wound :-P
trust me, not fake, my little cousin did that (while in my care, no less >
@ Akiro-
trust me, not fake, my little cousin did that (while in my care, no less) by tripping while helping set the table and it looked exactly the same except he had 2 prongs impaled instead of 3.
Unfortunately he was at that phase (around 5 years old) that after he got over the pain he thought it was "way cool" he could get a fork through his nose and decided that if he could do it again without it hurting he would...luckily he hasn't tried.