Any thing smaller than your elbow needs to be kept out of your ear. That is the old adage and a very smart one. Try telling that to a toddler!
It's generally expressed as the negative, DOESN'T know her elbow from her ear -- it means she's really dumb or naive. If you can't tell the difference between these two body parts, you really have no sense at all.
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An elbow is a joint that helps you bend your arm.
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Yes, it is not recommended to stick your elbow in your ear as it could cause injury to the ear canal or eardrum. It is best to avoid putting anything inside your ear that is not intended for ear care, such as cotton swabs or fingers.
Elbow does not belong because it is the only one that is not located on the leg.
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Never use anything smaller than your elbow.
It's generally expressed as the negative, DOESN'T know her elbow from her ear -- it means she's really dumb or naive. If you can't tell the difference between these two body parts, you really have no sense at all.
"Never stick anything smaller than elbow in ear" is meant as a humorous / funny reminder that nothing small should ever be put into the ear canal, not even Q-tips. Yes, most people grow up with a parent using a Q-tip to clean the ear canals, butit is an unsafe method. Other children see a mom or aunt using a bobby-pin, or a dad or uncle using a toothpick to "dig" out ear wax. But NONE of these are safe. The danger is that the item (even a soft Q-tip end) can damage or puncture the tympanic membrane - or ear drum. Therefore, "nothing smaller than an elbow" should be put in the ear. Since the elbow bone is fairly large, there is absolutely nothing that should be stuck into the inner ear canal.