Which is better picking scabs off/bursting bubble wrap
sufferingpete
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Which is better picking scabs off/bursting bubble wrap
So far the advantages of bubble wrap
don’t get a blocking for bleeding on the bed sheets
When you’ve finished get another sheet
The scab does not leak and re attach itself to the inside of your tights so that when you take them off the scab comes off.
The advantages of road rash
More satisfying than bubble wrap.
Stops scabs re attaching them selves to the knee cap making movement painful.
So far the advantages of bubble wrap
don’t get a blocking for bleeding on the bed sheets
When you’ve finished get another sheet
The scab does not leak and re attach itself to the inside of your tights so that when you take them off the scab comes off.
The advantages of road rash
More satisfying than bubble wrap.
Stops scabs re attaching them selves to the knee cap making movement painful.
Racing is rubbish you can\'t relax and enjoy it- because some bugger is always trying to get past.
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Suddenly the name "Sufferingpete" makes sense...0
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I'll let you know when the bubble wrap I lined/repaired the knees of my waterproofs gets shredded next time I wipe out on the ice. Scabs win if I get any, bubble wrap wins if I don't.I used to just ride my bike to work but now I find myself going out looking for bigger and bigger hills.0
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it all depends on the size of the scab/bubblewrap in question, if it's a small scab and you only have the small bubble wrap, then the scab takes it all day long, plus you dont feel so sick when you eat a small scab, but however if you have the large size bubble wrap, the kind with the big bangs, then surely the wrap take's it. and what sick freak wants to eat a giant scab anyway.0
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big p wrote:it all depends on the size of the scab/bubblewrap in question, if it's a small scab and you only small bubble wrap, then the scab takes it all day long, plus you dont feel so sick when you eat a small scab, but however if you have the large size bubble wrap, the kind with the big bangs, then surely the wrap take's it. and what sick freak wants to eat a giant scab anyway.
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we dont use bubble wrap in my work any more, they use a magical goo which solidifies within about 20 seconds only issue is it gets pretty warm as its going off
im thinking of making a willy mould for use when i make Christmas pud
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Don't have scabs to pick at as I use hydrocolloid patches and I don't have the plagueFaster than a tent.......0
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Neither. Extracting blackheads wins every time.0
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velocestrapture wrote:Neither. Extracting blackheads wins every time.
+1
especially ones that leave a big hole in the skin when you get them out.
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mudcow007 wrote:we dont use bubble wrap in my work any more, they use a magical goo which solidifies within about 20 seconds only issue is it gets pretty warm as its going off
im thinking of making a willy mould for use when i make Christmas pud
i miss popping bubble wrap
http://youtu.be/V-WBhRpOPjkI used to just ride my bike to work but now I find myself going out looking for bigger and bigger hills.0 -
Initialised wrote:mudcow007 wrote:we dont use bubble wrap in my work any more, they use a magical goo which solidifies within about 20 seconds only issue is it gets pretty warm as its going off
im thinking of making a willy mould for use when i make Christmas pud
i miss popping bubble wrap
http://youtu.be/V-WBhRpOPjk
aye thats very much like the stuff we use but ours is a big machine with big metal drums that feed a bag with the "goo" inside
i was experimenting with it last night an burnt my hand....i think the "willy mould" is off or i might end up with 3rd degree burnsKeeping it classy since '830