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Jeff W.
Posted 2007-07-10 11:42 AM (#90769)
Subject: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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I spent 9 hours working in the heat and humidity of one of Connecticut's hottest days yesterday. The sort-a-day that just burns ya and rubs your parts raw in the moisture.... and then drove 8 hours home, arriving in the wee morning hours...

Waking this morning was tough but, I dragged my heat-chafed pieces outta bed for the usual office day routine and in my half-dazed state commenced with the morning quaff... pulling necessary personal products from the shaving kit with barely-open-eyes....

which widened rapidly, as I applied antiperspirant under the second pit... noticing a confusing wintergreen scent... followed instantly by a severe stinging sensation under both arms.

If you are prone to post-travel morning drowsiness, might I suggest purchasing both your deodorant and topical muscle analgesic (in this case, "Icy-Hot") in "Stick" applicator form.

It will wake-your-sleepy-ass-up.
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ProfessorBB
Posted 2007-07-10 11:56 AM (#90770 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.



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I share your pain, Jeff. Did a similar switch years ago between Vaseline and Vicks the morning after riding a bicycle all day long on washed out mountain mining roads. The sad part was that I then had to get back on the bicycle and pedal my sorry tail out of there. I only wish it had been my arm pits.
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Slipkid
Posted 2007-07-10 12:14 PM (#90771 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.



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At least you were attempting to deal with under-arm odor and not jock itch.
Concider yourself lucky.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2007-07-10 12:22 PM (#90772 - in reply to #90769)
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Also be very careful with Preparation H. :D
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lanaki
Posted 2007-07-10 12:25 PM (#90773 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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yeah, it will make your lips shrink.
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schroeder
Posted 2007-07-10 2:35 PM (#90774 - in reply to #90769)
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At last - I spent hours swapping the labels over when I ws there in May. Shows how often he washes.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2007-07-10 2:55 PM (#90775 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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I choose not to discuss the "AstroGlide" incident.
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MusicMishka
Posted 2007-07-10 3:02 PM (#90776 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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Back in high school; first year JV football; pulled a groin muscle; got home and found just the thing I thought: Ben-Gay ointment; I got a little too liberal and suffice it to say if I could have found a knife through the tears, I would not have children today! :eek:
Blessings...
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lanaki
Posted 2007-07-10 3:09 PM (#90777 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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Originally posted by MusicMishka:
Back in high school; first year JV football; pulled a groin muscle; got home and found just the thing I thought: Ben-Gay ointment; I got a little too liberal and suffice it to say if I could have found a knife through the tears, I would not have children today! :eek:
Blessings...
you probably would have ben-gay too. :D
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Beal
Posted 2007-07-10 5:18 PM (#90778 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.



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Oh that was bad.
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Beal
Posted 2007-07-10 5:18 PM (#90779 - in reply to #90769)
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And by the way, it was hotter today. About time summer got here!
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Jeff W.
Posted 2007-07-10 5:30 PM (#90780 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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go run through the sprinkler.
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Waskel
Posted 2007-07-10 5:31 PM (#90781 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.



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No kidding, Bill. 100 here today, 98 tomorrow. Not as hot as a lot of places, but it's hot for here!


Jeff, maybe I'll go set off the sprinklers in the server room. Then I can go home, too.
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cruster
Posted 2007-07-10 6:03 PM (#90782 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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Originally posted by The Wabbit Formerly Known As Waskel:
...Jeff, maybe I'll go set off the sprinklers in the server room. Then I can go home, too.
You have sprinklers? We have halon. I occasionally ponder how long certain cow-orkers would last if I happened to pull the pin while they were in there. The official word is that you have about 2.5 seconds from pulling the pin until all of the O2 is displaced. I'm thinking they wouldn't get anywhere near the door.

It's the heat that makes me think those things. Really.

ProfessorBB: Ouch!
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Capo Guy
Posted 2007-07-10 6:09 PM (#90783 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.



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Originally posted by cruster:
Originally posted by The Wabbit Formerly Known As Waskel:
...Jeff, maybe I'll go set off the sprinklers in the server room. Then I can go home, too.
You have sprinklers? We have halon. I occasionally ponder how long certain cow-orkers would last if I happened to pull the pin while they were in there. The official word is that you have about 2.5 seconds from pulling the pin until all of the O2 is displaced. I'm thinking they wouldn't get anywhere near the door.

It's the heat that makes me think those things. Really.

ProfessorBB: Ouch!
I've just put Midland, MI on my weather tool bar. When the temperature gets over 95 there I'll stay indoors and upwind. :D
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Oddball
Posted 2007-07-11 10:18 PM (#90784 - in reply to #90769)
Subject: Re: OT: A word for weary travellers.


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Ever notice how Prep H looks amazingly like toothpaste if you don't have your glasses on? 'Nuff said.
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