| Paging diabetics [message #779394] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 12:08 |
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I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779400 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 12:31 |
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steve auvache <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> spewed forth the following...
> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart
> freezer stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This
> contained dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by
> diabetics. Why?
In case of poor blood circulation. The area may not heal as quickly as usual
or not heal completely at all. This can be a *bad thing*.
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Loz H
~ Hairy, Ugly and Fat ~
CB550F CB200 CX500
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Thu, 13 July 2006 12:40 |
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779408 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 12:45 |
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steve auvache wrote:
> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
Where exactly are these warts?
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779414 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 12:53 |
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Cane wrote
>steve auvache wrote:
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>> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>
>Where exactly are these warts?
Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779417 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 12:55 |
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Loz H wrote
>steve auvache <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> spewed forth the following...
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>> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart
>> freezer stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This
>> contained dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by
>> diabetics. Why?
>
>
>In case of poor blood circulation. The area may not heal as quickly as usual
>or not heal completely at all. This can be a *bad thing*.
Far too plausible. Look lemme give you a little tip eh, when you are
doing a wind up it has got to sound not quite right, just enough to make
it believable. Now fuck off and think up something better.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779421 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:10 |
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steve auvache <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> spewed forth the following...
> Far too plausible. Look lemme give you a little tip eh, when you are
> doing a wind up it has got to sound not quite right, just enough to
> make it believable. Now fuck off and think up something better.
Ok, ok...
The Dimethyl Ether contained in the wart freeze enturbulates the blood cells
causing them, in a glucose-fuelled rage, to leap out of the body via the
nipples.
--
Loz H
~ Hairy, Ugly and Fat ~
CB550F CB200 CX500
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779422 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:20 |
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Loz H wrote
>steve auvache <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> spewed forth the following...
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>> Far too plausible. Look lemme give you a little tip eh, when you are
>> doing a wind up it has got to sound not quite right, just enough to
>> make it believable. Now fuck off and think up something better.
>
>Ok, ok...
>
>The Dimethyl Ether contained in the wart freeze enturbulates the blood cells
>causing them, in a glucose-fuelled rage, to leap out of the body via the
>nipples.
At last, a sensible answer. See it wasn't so hard was it? Mind you I
wouldn't have put you down as a Scientologist but as reasons go it is as
good as any I suppose.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779427 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:22 |
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In article <m4vLkCBuuhtEFwUO [at] thecow.me.uk>, steve auvache wrote:
>
> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
Because one of the side effects of long-term diabetes is loss of
sensitivity in the peripheral nerves (especially feet) due to
micro-damage to the capilliaries.
Which means you gradually lose sensation in your feet - and it's easy
to do lots of damage because you can't feel it happening.
Sort of like leprosy but without the cool scars.
Phil
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Phil Launchbury, IT PHB
Triumph Tiger 955i
'I'm training the bats that live in my cube
to juggle mushrooms'
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779428 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:36 |
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 12:22:13 +0100, Phil Launchbury
<phill [at] launchbury.org.uk> wrote:
>Sort of like leprosy but without the cool scars.
Significantly less chance of some fucker dipping his bun in your neck,
though.
--
Pip: B12
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779431 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:40 |
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steve auvache wrote:
> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
> >
> >Where exactly are these warts?
>
> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
Never fails.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779433 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:42 |
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 11:53:31 +0100, steve auvache
<dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote:
>Cane wrote
>>steve auvache wrote:
>>
>>> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>>> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>>> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>>
>>Where exactly are these warts?
>
>Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
Keep 'em.
At the very least it'll save you looking for bits of paper when you
need to do "two little dickie birds".
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HooDooWitch
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779440 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 13:50 |
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Cane wrote
>steve auvache wrote:
>
>> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>> >
>> >Where exactly are these warts?
>>
>> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
>
>Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
Amazing how times move on. When I were a lad that particular old wives
tale was using a potato and you had to do it at full moon and as it
wanes so would the wart. Utter fucking bollox of course.
>Never fails.
Yes it does.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779441 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:01 |
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"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
news:m4vLkCBuuhtEFwUO [at] thecow.me.uk...
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> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
Thats a co-incidence - just come back from docs and after trying Steroidal
cream, then anti fungal cream, my docs has booked be for
a Liquid Nitrogen blast because he thinks the wealds on my knuckles are now
warts. (about the size of a penny on 2 knuckles)
So why didn't he just tell me to go to the chemist and DIY ?
--
Vass
...................
'02 YZF-R1
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779447 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:13 |
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steve auvache wrote:
> >> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> >> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> >> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
> >> >
> >> >Where exactly are these warts?
> >>
> >> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
> >
> >Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
>
> Amazing how times move on. When I were a lad that particular old wives
> tale was using a potato and you had to do it at full moon and as it
> wanes so would the wart. Utter fucking bollox of course.
>
> >Never fails.
>
> Yes it does.
Okay then, I'll buy them off you.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779449 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:11 |
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In article <11ccb2lotl5te99jcpiomvucbovl7v51l5 [at] 4ax.com>, Pip wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 12:22:13 +0100, Phil Launchbury
><phill [at] launchbury.org.uk> wrote:
>
>>Sort of like leprosy but without the cool scars.
>
> Significantly less chance of some fucker dipping his bun in your neck,
> though.
Indeed. Unless you don't bother with your medication in which case your
bodily fluids will have a nice sugary ketone tang to them..
Phil
--
Phil Launchbury, IT PHB
Triumph Tiger 955i
'I'm training the bats that live in my cube
to juggle mushrooms'
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779456 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:16 |
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Cane wrote
>steve auvache wrote:
>
>> >> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>> >> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> >> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>> >> >
>> >> >Where exactly are these warts?
>> >>
>> >> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
>> >
>> >Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
>>
>> Amazing how times move on. When I were a lad that particular old wives
>> tale was using a potato and you had to do it at full moon and as it
>> wanes so would the wart. Utter fucking bollox of course.
>>
>> >Never fails.
>>
>> Yes it does.
>
>Okay then, I'll buy them off you.
Great, do you fancy a nice dinner of raw sin as well?
--
steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779457 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:15 |
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Vass wrote
>
>"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
>news:m4vLkCBuuhtEFwUO [at] thecow.me.uk...
>>
>> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>
>
>
>Thats a co-incidence - just come back from docs and after trying Steroidal
>cream, then anti fungal cream, my docs has booked be for
>a Liquid Nitrogen blast because he thinks the wealds on my knuckles are now
>warts. (about the size of a penny on 2 knuckles)
>So why didn't he just tell me to go to the chemist and DIY ?
He knows you are a ukrmer and thus utterly irresponsible?
Looking at the instructions the freezer stuff appears to be best used on
young soft growths and I presume what is growing amongst the hair on
your knuckles is neither young nor soft.
It also makes specific reference to warts growing on the top of your
hands or feet and says you should slowly move them around while applying
the applicator. This may have a bearing.
Of course you could always ask him.
--
steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779458 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:27 |
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Phil Launchbury wrote
>In article <m4vLkCBuuhtEFwUO [at] thecow.me.uk>, steve auvache wrote:
>>
>> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>
>Because one of the side effects of long-term diabetes is loss of
>sensitivity in the peripheral nerves (especially feet) due to
>micro-damage to the capilliaries.
>
>Which means you gradually lose sensation in your feet - and it's easy
>to do lots of damage because you can't feel it happening.
Much the same sort of thing is supposed to happen to cute anginics who
have multiple bypass operations as well but oddly no mention is made of
that.
>
>Sort of like leprosy but without the cool scars.
No fun then, chicks dig scars.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779459 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:32 |
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Phil sed:
>Indeed. Unless you don't bother with your >medication in which case your
bodily fluids will >have a nice sugary ketone tang to them..
Mmm, Pear drops.
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Nidge
(at work)
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779464 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 14:36 |
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In article <FqRjA1CXwjtEFwwC [at] thecow.me.uk>, steve auvache wrote:
> Phil Launchbury wrote
>>
>>Which means you gradually lose sensation in your feet - and it's easy
>>to do lots of damage because you can't feel it happening.
>
> Much the same sort of thing is supposed to happen to cute anginics who
> have multiple bypass operations as well but oddly no mention is made of
> that.
Ah well - they probably expect the shock to kill you and remove the
possibility of you suing them.
>>
>>Sort of like leprosy but without the cool scars.
>
> No fun then, chicks dig scars.
So I have heard.
Phil
--
Phil Launchbury, IT PHB
Triumph Tiger 955i
'I'm training the bats that live in my cube
to juggle mushrooms'
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779557 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 18:35 |
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steve auvache <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> spewed forth the following...
> At last, a sensible answer. See it wasn't so hard was it? Mind you I
> wouldn't have put you down as a Scientologist but as reasons go it is
> as good as any I suppose.
Of course it is, it's all in The Tech. The Tech is never wrong.
That'll be £1250 please.
--
Loz H
~ Hairy, Ugly and Fat ~
CB550F CB200 CX500
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779590 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 20:26 |
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Vass wrote:
he thinks the wealds on my knuckles
> are now warts. (about the size of a penny on 2 knuckles)
Try lifting your knuckles off the ground when walking.
hth
--
I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as
members. Groucho Marx
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Thu, 13 July 2006 21:06 |
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Thu, 13 July 2006 21:24 |
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"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
news:m4vLkCBuuhtEFwUO [at] thecow.me.uk...
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> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
90% of MOST stuff isn't "suitable" for diabollocks, no matter what it is.
Anything from wart removal substances to fucking foot spa's.
Most of the dire warnings are simply "cover your arse" for the
manufacturers, but anything to do with blood supply is regarded as a no-no
because higher than normal blood glucose levels slows healing down, making
infections easy to contract. Also, long term diabollocks have a tendency to
lose feeling in various parts, so they don't even know they've got an
infection, at least not until the gangrene takes hold.
Anyway, for wart removal, you really can't beat a pair of Snap-on electrical
side cutters. Sharp as fuck they are.
--
Beav
VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779618 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 21:25 |
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"Cane" <CaneUKRM [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1152792785.546520.23520 [at] b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> steve auvache wrote:
>
>> >> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart
>> >> >> freezer
>> >> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This
>> >> >> contained
>> >> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>> >> >
>> >> >Where exactly are these warts?
>> >>
>> >> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
>> >
>> >Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
>>
>> Amazing how times move on. When I were a lad that particular old wives
>> tale was using a potato and you had to do it at full moon and as it
>> wanes so would the wart. Utter fucking bollox of course.
>>
>> >Never fails.
>>
>> Yes it does.
>
> Okay then, I'll buy them off you.
What, like hiccups? Great idea actually.
--
Beav
VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779641 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 22:06 |
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Beav wrote
>
>"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
>news:m4vLkCBuuhtEFwUO [at] thecow.me.uk...
>>
>> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
>> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>
>90% of MOST stuff isn't "suitable" for diabollocks, no matter what it is.
>Anything from wart removal substances to fucking foot spa's.
>
>Most of the dire warnings are simply "cover your arse" for the
>manufacturers, but anything to do with blood supply is regarded as a no-no
>because higher than normal blood glucose levels slows healing down, making
>infections easy to contract. Also, long term diabollocks have a tendency to
>lose feeling in various parts, so they don't even know they've got an
>infection, at least not until the gangrene takes hold.
This seems to be the usual excuse.
>
>Anyway, for wart removal, you really can't beat a pair of Snap-on electrical
>side cutters. Sharp as fuck they are.
Angle Grinder wiv a diamond blade. Good job for a Dremel that one.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779651 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 22:24 |
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 19:24:18 GMT, "Beav"
<beavis.original [at] ntlwoxorld.com> wrote:
>Anyway, for wart removal, you really can't beat a pair of Snap-on electrical
>side cutters. Sharp as fuck they are.
Nonsense. Stanley knife blade. Pointy bit is good for digging out the
roots.
Don't do it during A-level economics, though, or you'll get the blade
confiscated, and get a week's detention.
Probably.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779653 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 22:25 |
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steve auvache wrote:
> >> >> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart freezer
> >> >> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
> >> >> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
> >> >> >
> >> >> >Where exactly are these warts?
> >> >>
> >> >> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
> >> >
> >> >Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
> >>
> >> Amazing how times move on. When I were a lad that particular old wives
> >> tale was using a potato and you had to do it at full moon and as it
> >> wanes so would the wart. Utter fucking bollox of course.
> >>
> >> >Never fails.
> >>
> >> Yes it does.
> >
> >Okay then, I'll buy them off you.
>
> Great, do you fancy a nice dinner of raw sin as well?
Yeah, go on then. You're not that far from me and Blaney asked me to
keep an eye on you so it's a date.
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Thu, 13 July 2006 23:04 |
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Cane wrote
>steve auvache wrote:
>
>> >> >> >> I have just been round the chemist and bought some of that wart
>freezer
>> >> >> >> stuff and I was made to read the instructions first. This contained
>> >> >> >> dire warnings about it's unsuitability for use by diabetics. Why?
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >Where exactly are these warts?
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Nowhere where you would shave, one on each index finger.
>> >> >
>> >> >Rub them with a piece of lean beef then bury the beef in the garden.
>> >>
>> >> Amazing how times move on. When I were a lad that particular old wives
>> >> tale was using a potato and you had to do it at full moon and as it
>> >> wanes so would the wart. Utter fucking bollox of course.
>> >>
>> >> >Never fails.
>> >>
>> >> Yes it does.
>> >
>> >Okay then, I'll buy them off you.
>>
>> Great, do you fancy a nice dinner of raw sin as well?
>
>Yeah, go on then. You're not that far from me and Blaney asked me to
>keep an eye on you so it's a date.
An eye?
--
steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779682 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 23:20 |
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steve auvache wrote:
> Looking at the instructions the freezer stuff appears to be best used on
> young soft growths and I presume what is growing amongst the hair on
> your knuckles is neither young nor soft.
I think the DIY freeze stuff is crap. Repeated applications failed to
deal with a fairly new one on my hand, and my (ex-)girlfriend got
through several tins of the stuff unsuccesfully trying to remove one
from a fingertip.
ISTR there being an article in the BMJ about wart treatments fairly
recently, and the most effective was just the salicylic acid glue
stuff. ICBA to look it up, obviously.
Oh, and it's fairly painful to do, best time is when you get back from
the pub.
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TimP
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779696 ] |
Thu, 13 July 2006 23:31 |
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TimP wrote
>steve auvache wrote:
>
>> Looking at the instructions the freezer stuff appears to be best used on
>> young soft growths and I presume what is growing amongst the hair on
>> your knuckles is neither young nor soft.
>
>I think the DIY freeze stuff is crap.
I'll give you my opinion in a couple of weeks.
>Oh, and it's fairly painful to do,
Fucking wuss.
--
steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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Fri, 14 July 2006 00:22 |
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Loz H wrote:
> steve auvache <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> spewed forth the following...
>
>
>> At last, a sensible answer. See it wasn't so hard was it? Mind you
>> I wouldn't have put you down as a Scientologist but as reasons go it
>> is as good as any I suppose.
>
> Of course it is, it's all in The Tech. The Tech is never wrong.
>
>
> That'll be £1250 please.
Cheap at half the price.
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platypus
and there's nothing I can do
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| Re: Paging diabetics [message #779800 ] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 02:05 |
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We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "Scraggy"
<scraggy [at] abuseisgoodforyou.org.be> saying something like:
>Vass wrote:
> he thinks the wealds on my knuckles
>> are now warts. (about the size of a penny on 2 knuckles)
>
>
>Try lifting your knuckles off the ground when walking.
Never mind that; I'm interested in knowing how he got wealds on his
knuckles. Talk about our disappearing countryside...
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Dave
GS850x2 XS650 SE6a
In my trousers.
Folding [at] Home Team UKRM http://www.tinyurl.com/jkxwv
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Fri, 14 July 2006 08:57 |
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platypus <monotreme [at] blueyonder.co.uk> spewed forth the following...
> Cheap at half the price.
Value for money, me. As cheap as they come...
p.s. Well done to the aged one for spotting the $cientology reference. His
TR's are truly in...
--
Loz H
~ Hairy, Ugly and Fat ~
CB550F CB200 CX500
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| Re: Paging dianetics [message #779998 ] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 14:38 |
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Loz H wrote
>platypus <monotreme [at] blueyonder.co.uk> spewed forth the following...
>
>> Cheap at half the price.
>
>Value for money, me. As cheap as they come...
>
>
>p.s. Well done to the aged one for spotting the $cientology reference.
Well done!! It is with utter sadness that I have to live with the
knowledge that it was cunts like me buying books what made cunts like
whatsisname rich enough to do the foul deeds he does in the name of
religion. It's a burden of regret many of us have to bear.
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steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging dianetics [message #780000 ] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 14:45 |
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"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
news:dQaF+XA5A5tEFwQO [at] thecow.me.uk...
> Loz H wrote
>>platypus <monotreme [at] blueyonder.co.uk> spewed forth the following...
>>
>>> Cheap at half the price.
>>
>>Value for money, me. As cheap as they come...
>>
>>
>>p.s. Well done to the aged one for spotting the $cientology reference.
>
> Well done!! It is with utter sadness that I have to live with the
> knowledge that it was cunts like me buying books what made cunts like
> whatsisname rich enough to do the foul deeds he does in the name of
> religion. It's a burden of regret many of us have to bear.
>
>
I bet you even liked the film.
Ali
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| Re: Paging dianetics [message #780006 ] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 14:53 |
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Alison Hopkins wrote
>
>"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
>news:dQaF+XA5A5tEFwQO [at] thecow.me.uk...
>> Loz H wrote
>>>platypus <monotreme [at] blueyonder.co.uk> spewed forth the following...
>>>
>>>> Cheap at half the price.
>>>
>>>Value for money, me. As cheap as they come...
>>>
>>>
>>>p.s. Well done to the aged one for spotting the $cientology reference.
>>
>> Well done!! It is with utter sadness that I have to live with the
>> knowledge that it was cunts like me buying books what made cunts like
>> whatsisname rich enough to do the foul deeds he does in the name of
>> religion. It's a burden of regret many of us have to bear.
>>
>>
>
>I bet you even liked the film.
What film?
--
steve auvache
one step closer to The Perfect Date.
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| Re: Paging dianetics [message #780008 ] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 15:11 |
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"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
news:ZAWE64AIP5tEFwx0 [at] thecow.me.uk...
> Alison Hopkins wrote
>>
>>"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
>>news:dQaF+XA5A5tEFwQO [at] thecow.me.uk...
>>> Loz H wrote
>>>>platypus <monotreme [at] blueyonder.co.uk> spewed forth the following...
>>>>
>>>>> Cheap at half the price.
>>>>
>>>>Value for money, me. As cheap as they come...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>p.s. Well done to the aged one for spotting the $cientology reference.
>>>
>>> Well done!! It is with utter sadness that I have to live with the
>>> knowledge that it was cunts like me buying books what made cunts like
>>> whatsisname rich enough to do the foul deeds he does in the name of
>>> religion. It's a burden of regret many of us have to bear.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I bet you even liked the film.
>
> What film?
>
The John Travolta vehicle.
Ali
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| Re: Paging dianetics [message #780015 ] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 15:25 |
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On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 14:11:09 +0100, Alison Hopkins wrote:
>
> "steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
> news:ZAWE64AIP5tEFwx0 [at] thecow.me.uk...
>> Alison Hopkins wrote
>>>
>>>"steve auvache" <dont_spam [at] thecow.me.uk> wrote in message
>>>news:dQaF+XA5A5tEFwQO [at] thecow.me.uk...
>>>> Loz H wrote
>>>>>platypus <monotreme [at] blueyonder.co.uk> spewed forth the following...
>>>>>
>>>>>> Cheap at half the price.
>>>>>
>>>>>Value for money, me. As cheap as they come...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>p.s. Well done to the aged one for spotting the $cientology reference.
>>>>
>>>> Well done!! It is with utter sadness that I have to live with the
>>>> knowledge that it was cunts like me buying books what made cunts like
>>>> whatsisname rich enough to do the foul deeds he does in the name of
>>>> religion. It's a burden of regret many of us have to bear.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>I bet you even liked the film.
>>
>> What film?
>>
>
> The John Travolta vehicle.
>
Airplane?
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Soy.
GSX600F
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