In my professional opinion...

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Andy_R

Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
Location
County Durham
Don't inhale cranflies...swallow them instead.


Edit: or do as I used to do at junior school many many many many moons ago, pull their wings off and keep them in your desk as pets.
 

EltonFrog

Legendary Member
If your relationship is dead, bury it before it starts to stink.
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
Trying to "teach someone a lesson" never works

This. We occasionally have small wars of nerve with people over the crap they leave in their recycling box, and it's amazing how full of rubbish some boxes can get before we give in and tip the lot out into the dustbin. Or onto the garden, but we'd never do that, no, not ever...


Trying hard to think of some wisdom to share, and failing.

Except that catastrophe ends in an e.

;)

Oh, actually, uses of vinegar - applying to wasp stings, to neutralise the alkalinity. For bee stings, use ammonia. To remember which - use A for B, use V for W.

Dock leaves will relieve nettle sting a little, but only because the juice released by crushing is moist and cooling. Any handful of leaves will do really. Except more nettle.
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
2450210 said:
I was taught bicarbonate of soda for bees and vinegar for wasps.

Bicarb would do, being alkali, the key is that bee sting is acid.

I suppose B for B, V for W still works.
 

Rickshaw Phil

Overconfidentii Vulgaris
Moderator
If the oil light illuminates on your car never assume that because there is plenty showing on the dipstick that it is okay to carry on driving.

Edit: Not something I've done BTW, but a client at my old workplace.:thumbsup:
 
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