View Poll Results: Do you prefer us lobbing Potatoes or Grenades to take care of spammers?
Lob potatoes to just stun them
2
18.18%
Lob grenades and remove them from the TMS pool permanently
9
81.82%
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3/8/10, 06:53 PM
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Thanks for the heads up on the yellow snow. I've never heard that before!
3/8/10, 07:07 PM
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
Moral of the story: Always keep some momentum and hope to god your front end doesn't get ripped out!
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3/8/10, 07:18 PM
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I gotta say, rashes suck!
I was changing out of my work gear when I noticed some spots on the crook of my arm, then I realized they were on the side of my stomach...ended up going to the work nurse, then to the hospital...I'm on like 3 medicines, but they dont have the slightest clue where this thing came from. It's horribly itchy and covers roughly 75-80% of my upperbody, and looks bloody awful. A shower helped and I took my medicine, it doesnt look quite as bad now, but I'm going to hate to see what it looks like tomorrow!
I was changing out of my work gear when I noticed some spots on the crook of my arm, then I realized they were on the side of my stomach...ended up going to the work nurse, then to the hospital...I'm on like 3 medicines, but they dont have the slightest clue where this thing came from. It's horribly itchy and covers roughly 75-80% of my upperbody, and looks bloody awful. A shower helped and I took my medicine, it doesnt look quite as bad now, but I'm going to hate to see what it looks like tomorrow!
3/8/10, 07:20 PM
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3/8/10, 07:23 PM
I gotta say, rashes suck!
I was changing out of my work gear when I noticed some spots on the crook of my arm, then I realized they were on the side of my stomach...ended up going to the work nurse, then to the hospital...I'm on like 3 medicines, but they dont have the slightest clue where this thing came from. It's horribly itchy and covers roughly 75-80% of my upperbody, and looks bloody awful. A shower helped and I took my medicine, it doesnt look quite as bad now, but I'm going to hate to see what it looks like tomorrow!
I was changing out of my work gear when I noticed some spots on the crook of my arm, then I realized they were on the side of my stomach...ended up going to the work nurse, then to the hospital...I'm on like 3 medicines, but they dont have the slightest clue where this thing came from. It's horribly itchy and covers roughly 75-80% of my upperbody, and looks bloody awful. A shower helped and I took my medicine, it doesnt look quite as bad now, but I'm going to hate to see what it looks like tomorrow!
3/8/10, 07:40 PM
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that sounds a little bit like scabies... one of my friends and his gf had that for a while. tiny little spiders that live in your skin and bite you. do you have little spots of blood?
while it can be transmitted alot of ways, just from close contact with someone who has it, its also considered to be like an std, since thats a pretty common way of getting it. alot of clinics will give you the poison cream you need to kill the little bastards off. just gotta remember to wash it off your hands and face before you eat anything because you are literall covered in poison
while it can be transmitted alot of ways, just from close contact with someone who has it, its also considered to be like an std, since thats a pretty common way of getting it. alot of clinics will give you the poison cream you need to kill the little bastards off. just gotta remember to wash it off your hands and face before you eat anything because you are literall covered in poison
3/8/10, 07:49 PM
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3/8/10, 08:14 PM
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that sounds a little bit like scabies... one of my friends and his gf had that for a while. tiny little spiders that live in your skin and bite you. do you have little spots of blood?
while it can be transmitted alot of ways, just from close contact with someone who has it, its also considered to be like an std, since thats a pretty common way of getting it. alot of clinics will give you the poison cream you need to kill the little bastards off. just gotta remember to wash it off your hands and face before you eat anything because you are literall covered in poison
while it can be transmitted alot of ways, just from close contact with someone who has it, its also considered to be like an std, since thats a pretty common way of getting it. alot of clinics will give you the poison cream you need to kill the little bastards off. just gotta remember to wash it off your hands and face before you eat anything because you are literall covered in poison
Sweet pic Sean!!
3/8/10, 08:19 PM
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3/8/10, 08:20 PM
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3/8/10, 08:35 PM
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nope not scabies, it looks like a mosquito bite (although it's not) all linked together
I've got a pic of my arm, but it'll only be on request, it's pretty gross looking
I've got a pic of my arm, but it'll only be on request, it's pretty gross looking
3/8/10, 08:36 PM
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I really don't need to see it. 
3/8/10, 08:44 PM
3/8/10, 09:09 PM
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I'd ask where you found that picture, but I probably wouldn't want to know.