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Posted by norminn@earthlink.net on October 7, 2009, 12:37 pm
SteveB wrote:
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> Someone said here that they thought they were getting attacked by wasps. I
> got a thing that was 101 uses for WD 40. One of them was wasp stings.
> Haven't tried it yet, hope I don't have to. Last time was a couple of
> months ago, and three got me on my nekkid lower leg. If anyone DOES try
> this, keep us posted. Maybe it just makes you too slippery for any more to
> bite you.
An ice cube and, if needed, some Benadryl is probably a little safer.
Wouldn't hurt to wash it first.
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> I get all booted up and long panted before weed eating. I don't like all
> that stuff going into my socks, and having to wash my tennis shoes. I have
> a few pairs of permanently green socks, too.
>
> Steve
>
>
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Posted by Steve Daniels on October 7, 2009, 12:54 pm
On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:37:51 -0400, against all advice, something
say:
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> SteveB wrote:
> > Someone said here that they thought they were getting attacked by wasps.
I
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> > got a thing that was 101 uses for WD 40. One of them was wasp stings.
> > Haven't tried it yet, hope I don't have to. Last time was a couple of
> > months ago, and three got me on my nekkid lower leg. If anyone DOES try
> > this, keep us posted. Maybe it just makes you too slippery for any more
to
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> > bite you.
>
> An ice cube and, if needed, some Benadryl is probably a little safer.
> Wouldn't hurt to wash it first.
Yee wants a little household ammonia. The wasp venom is acid,
and the ammonia neutralizes that. It's pretty much like magic.
--
Don't worry about people stealing an idea. If it's original, you will
have to ram it down their throats.
- Howard Aiken
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Posted by SteveB on October 7, 2009, 1:06 pm
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> On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:37:51 -0400, against all advice, something
> say:
>> SteveB wrote:
>> > Someone said here that they thought they were getting attacked by
>> wasps. I
>> > got a thing that was 101 uses for WD 40. One of them was wasp
>> stings.
>> > Haven't tried it yet, hope I don't have to. Last time was a couple
>> of
>> > months ago, and three got me on my nekkid lower leg. If anyone
>> DOES try
>> > this, keep us posted. Maybe it just makes you too slippery for any
>> more to
>> > bite you.
>> An ice cube and, if needed, some Benadryl is probably a little safer.
>> Wouldn't hurt to wash it first.
> Yee wants a little household ammonia. The wasp venom is acid,
> and the ammonia neutralizes that. It's pretty much like magic.
TY. I shall put that in the grey matter hard drive, and hope it doesn't get
deleted or pushed out by new information. I did the Benadryl cream thing,
and that helped. A little. Those suckers hurt.
Steve
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Posted by Steve Barker on October 7, 2009, 8:17 pm
Steve Daniels wrote:
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> On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:37:51 -0400, against all advice, something
> say:
>
>> SteveB wrote:
>> > Someone said here that they thought they were getting attacked by
wasps. I
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>> > got a thing that was 101 uses for WD 40. One of them was wasp stings.
>> > Haven't tried it yet, hope I don't have to. Last time was a couple of
>> > months ago, and three got me on my nekkid lower leg. If anyone DOES
try
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>> > this, keep us posted. Maybe it just makes you too slippery for any
more to
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>> > bite you.
>>
>> An ice cube and, if needed, some Benadryl is probably a little safer.
>> Wouldn't hurt to wash it first.
>
> Yee wants a little household ammonia. The wasp venom is acid,
> and the ammonia neutralizes that. It's pretty much like magic.
>
>
chlorox works wonders on a wasp sting also. Pain free in nanoseconds.
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Posted by Oren on October 7, 2009, 8:56 pm
On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 19:17:01 -0500, Steve Barker
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>Steve Daniels wrote:
>> On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:37:51 -0400, against all advice, something
>> say:
>>
>>> SteveB wrote:
>>> > Someone said here that they thought they were getting attacked by
wasps. I
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>>> > got a thing that was 101 uses for WD 40. One of them was wasp stings.
>>> > Haven't tried it yet, hope I don't have to. Last time was a couple of
>>> > months ago, and three got me on my nekkid lower leg. If anyone DOES
try
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>>> > this, keep us posted. Maybe it just makes you too slippery for any
more to
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>>> > bite you.
>>>
>>> An ice cube and, if needed, some Benadryl is probably a little safer.
>>> Wouldn't hurt to wash it first.
>>
>> Yee wants a little household ammonia. The wasp venom is acid,
>> and the ammonia neutralizes that. It's pretty much like magic.
>>
>>
>chlorox works wonders on a wasp sting also. Pain free in nanoseconds.
When next to a stream / river jump in. It stops the attack, and
rubbing "mud" on the sting will stop the stinging. I've spoken to
people that used to use "chewing tobacco or snuff" spit.
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> got a thing that was 101 uses for WD 40. One of them was wasp stings.
> Haven't tried it yet, hope I don't have to. Last time was a couple of
> months ago, and three got me on my nekkid lower leg. If anyone DOES try
> this, keep us posted. Maybe it just makes you too slippery for any more to
> bite you.