Forum: Rants Topic: Earwax started by: DuSTman Posted by BLacK-JEsuS on Oct. 29 2000,18:49
Earplugs, a new invention from the creators of plastic.
Posted by Bozeman on Oct. 29 2000,19:09
Problems with earwax? Simple! Use a power drill on extremely low speed setting and kiss those clogs goodbye!(Disclaimer: power drill not reccomended for usage of removal of earwax by anyone.) Posted by Blain on Oct. 29 2000,23:12
quote: Now you tell me. ------------------ Posted by Rhydant on Oct. 29 2000,23:48
Blain- you live in Colorado (hey, my dad lives in Walsenburg! i know where you live!). you dont go swiming. all the damned water is froozen up there. i know, ive tried jumping in a river last november. not good.------------------ Posted by Blain on Oct. 30 2000,00:20
Yeaaaaaa Pueblo!Actually Pueblo pretty much sucks (grew up in Durango) but I came up here to go to college (in state=cheap) As for swimming in November, the earliest/latest I have ever been swimming is January. Talk about SHRINKAGE! You will never know how small your penis can get until you have to break open the water before you can get in This message has been edited by Blain on October 29, 2000 at 07:22 PM Posted by DuSTman on Oct. 30 2000,05:54
I just spent a day with knackered hearing, thanks to my old freind, the wax.Just about every time i go swimming.. bunged up ears for a couple of hours. It annoys me. It annoys me to hell. Posted by Wolfguard on Oct. 30 2000,16:41
doodIce is natures way of saying its to cold to go swimming or fishing. ------------------ Posted by Blain on Oct. 31 2000,04:08
I’ve gone swimming in snowmelt as well (I’m kind of dumb like that) and it was no warmer then the frozen lake. Why do it? As whiskey said it’s kind of fun, and VERY invigorating. ------------------ Posted by askheaves on Oct. 31 2000,04:18
As long as I lived in Minnesota, I never participated in any of those polar bear things. They always seemed to be one of those California-take-care-of-your-life-BS things. Since I was 5, I've been ice-fishing, so I've equated falling into the ice as death. Not much chance of getting out, so I don't even bother. I love the cold, but not a chance of dunking into the 33 degree water.
Posted by whiskey@throttle on Oct. 31 2000,05:07
I was in Telluride last spring and the river we jumped into was nothing but ice cube runoff from the peaks above. Damn, that shit was cold. (but still fun)I can only imagine the winter months...you got to be pretty ballsy for that.
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