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The first resistance against Panty Raids occurred in 1952 when the female students in a dorm, at a university, refused to hand over their panties to a mob of male students demanding them. While authorities saw these Panty Raids as boys being boys, the girls were less than amused and turned the fire hose on the overheated male mob. It didn't stop university Panty Raids, but it started a movement of "Go sniff your own undies." :sneaky:
 
I tried to find correct place for this, but maybe Ken can move later.
A family person have known forever, just called me on how they made $275 dollars today by sending a picture of their FEET to a known fetish person! I almost fell outta chair. This person is very keen on scams and does all the steps to stay safe, Uses alias email, deposit fake acct then they send to their personal acct. I had no idea of such doings .I will say this, this person really needed the money so kiddos to them.
So my question is have you ever done such a thing? Know of someone who has certain fetishes? Apparently, it is big business, and other things can be asked for, some are revolting to me - so will not repeat.
Think I will go wash me feet slap on some clear coasted polish, perhaps a bow on me big toe..pink of course.
:ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
Mary Stetler said:
I am taking a poll on what's the best thing to do for poison ivy instead of giving a fact of what to do. Friend has it pretty bad. I know what I would do but she may have to check in with a doctor.
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My husband is very allergic to poison ivy and he sees the doctor every time. He takes an antihistamine and uses all those OTC creams plus prescription.
 
Mary Stetler said:
I am taking a poll on what's the best thing to do for poison ivy instead of giving a fact of what to do. Friend has it pretty bad. I know what I would do but she may have to check in with a doctor.
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My husband used to get poison ivy really bad. Just looking at it, he would be all broken out from head to toe. When we were first married, I had to take him to the emergency room because he let it go a few days and then his whole body became covered in it; poor guy. My Mother was the same way.

One of the doctors told my husband he could get a shot every year to prevent getting poison ivy so severely. My mother and my husband went to the doctor every year for 3 years to get the shot, then the doctor said they couldn’t give those shots anymore. He didn’t say why other than they couldn’t give the poison ivy shots anymore.:oops: I don’t know what kind of shot it was but, neither he nor my mom got poison ivy again; other than a small spot once in a while.
 
See a knowledgeable doctor, PA or NP and get a steroid prescription. I have only had it once (poison oak) and I messed around with providers who didn't even know what it was. I was referred to a dermatologist who ID'd it in 30 seconds, gave me a script and it was gone is less than 2 days. I was apparently naturally immune to it in childhood, for I ran through the stuff and handled it without even a small blister, but I slid down a hill of the oak in California while hiking and it lasted for a couple weeks.
 
Don Alaska said:
See a knowledgeable doctor, PA or NP and get a steroid prescription. I have only had it once (poison oak) and I messed around with providers who didn't even know what it was. I was referred to a dermatologist who ID'd it in 30 seconds, gave me a script and it was gone is less than 2 days. I was apparently naturally immune to it in childhood, for I ran through the stuff and handled it without even a small blister, but I slid down a hill of the oak in California while hiking and it lasted for a couple weeks.
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I don't remember ever getting it but I always wear protective clothing head to foot.
 
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