[GeoStL] Re: Who DO I Blame?/ Hot Stock Tip
- From: Eric & Dayna East <lichanura@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 07:31:46 -0500
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Washing asap is crucial to not getting it. However, it doesn't have to be
alcohol. Just plain
old soap & water or even just water if you have no soap will go along way in
preventing it.
Even if you don't get to a place where you can wash for 30 minutes to an hour,
your chances of
not getting it are greatly reduced if you wash.
Eric
Tim & Pam wrote:
> -
> Sorry to hear you are so miserable. Pam gets it really bad so she stays far
> away when we see the leaves of three. Tim is very lucky he does not get any
> more. We have noticed this summer there are a lot of caches in and close to
> poison ivy, so be careful.
> My mom claims if you wash the area with alcohol as soon as you get in to it
> that it washes the oil away and you won't have the reaction from it.
>
> Hope you feel better!
> T.P.&M.
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of TKLNHL
> Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 4:50 AM
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> Subject: [GeoStL] Who DO I Blame?/ Hot Stock Tip
>
> -
> Roll'M III or Chain Mail for this most glorious case of poison ivy? Not THE
> best I've ever had, but most certainly will be one to remember -- at least
> for the next couple of weeks of steroids and all the Benadryl I can handle.
> (It's never a good sign when the doctor asks, "Have you seen things crawling
> up the walls ? If you get to that point then you know you've reached the
> overdose stage."
> I've checked the logs and Tim, Pam & Molly were two days behind me (and
> coincidentally the only real life geocachers I've ever met -- hmm weird you
> say? *I* think so ....) By my calculations, if I picked up this creeping
> crud from one of those two caches then at least one of the three of them
> should be starting to scratch.
> Just.
> About.
> NOW!
>
> OK, SURE, sure , I wore open toed/footed pool shoes and a dress which
> naturally and "logically" explains why my elbows, arms and face itch. NOT!
> I could provide much better descriptions of the miniature pods sprouting
> from the backs of my hands, but, gosh, I don't know this list well enough
> yet to share THOSE kinds of graphic details.
>
> Nancy (The NHL of the TKLNHL&Kyd)
> now taking any and all proven and UNproven remedies in the anti-itch
> department. -- and rethinking the value of summer geocaching when she KNOWS
> (knows knows knows) her susceptibility to all things which cause itch. WHAT
> was I thinking??
>
> BTW -- That Hot Stock Tip -- Pfizer -- the makers of Benadryl -- look for
> the value to rise due to increased sales in the North St. Louis County area.
>
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