I got stuck in the blowhole of a fiberglass whale this morning.  It was an orca, actually, so technically it was a dolphin, but let's stay on topic here.  We were at the Children's Museum in Seattle and my daughter was climbing through the hollow orca.  It had a hole near the tail to climb in and the mouth was open for climbing out, plus, right in the middle of the roof was a hole so kids can pop their heads out.  My daughter begged me to join her in the black and white tunnel, so I crawled in with her.  It instantly felt a bit claustrophobic, but I perservered.  I thought it would be funny to surprise my three year old by quickly popping out of that whale sunroof.  So I did.  Unforntunately, I was rotated about three inches too far to the left, and the hole couldn't accomodate my adult shoulders.  The result?  I got wedged in to about my elbows.   Read more here.