As they say, kids get stuff stuck in their noses all the time from Legos and small marbles to pincaps and bits of paper.

But have you ever heard of a child getting a lock pad stuck in their nose?

Neither had firefighters in China's Hunan province.

A lock pad?

A lock padlock.

Yeah.

It's not exactly clear.

He basically closed it through his septum.

Mm-hmm.

If you look at the picture, it's just a lock, the hook part,

he put through his nose, which I understand,

and somehow locked it without being an excruciating pain.

His parents suspect he was playing with it,

probably trying to cosplay as the bull demon king.

Not sure who that is.

What we do know is that at some point the padlock became stuck and he ended up with a unique bullring. Now, after several attempts to remove the lockpad, the boy asked his parents for help, but they couldn't dislodge it without causing the boy severe pain and possible injuries. So on the end, they decided to seek the help of the local fire department, but even for them, the case presented quite a challenge.

First, firefighters called the boy calmed him down, and after examining the lockpad, they decided that yanking on it or applying too much pressure could cause serious injuries, or even pierced the child's septum.

So they opted to cut through the lock with shears.

Surprisingly, they said the boy remained calm throughout the entire operation and vowed never

to put things in his news again. Yeah, I bet. Our question, either you growing up or your

own kids, when to curiosity goes sideways. 206, 803 rock. Two quick YouTube comments here.

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