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    Default REMEDY QUIZ for 5 July 04

    Good Evening Friends,
    What product do you most likely have in your shop that will ease the pain of arthritis or a bee sting?

    Respectfully,
    Ralph Jones Woodworking
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    Tablesaw - stick your hand in guaranteed to make the pain of a tiny beesting away :eek:

    Also works for your bandsaw, drill, well you get the idea .

    NB: anybody who take my advice fully deserves all they get

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    Alcohol!

    Mick
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    tomorrow you will have paid for it and not have it."

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    I thought bee stings were supposed to cure arthritis!? And a bee keeper of my acquaintance swears by beer & bee stings for a pleasant high (not unlike beer by itself I suppose).
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    Default REMEDY QUIZ ANSWER for 5 July 04

    Good Evening Friends,
    The answer to the quiz is WD 40. spray a little on and rub it into the skin around the portion that is aching and it is supposed to relieve arthritis pain.

    I used a whole can and it didn't seem to help much but, one thing it did do was to make my stool so slick that I fell off three times.

    Thank you for your support.

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    Ralph Jones Woodworking
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph Jones
    Good Evening Friends,
    The answer to the quiz is WD 40.........
    ......I used a whole can and it didn't seem to help much but, one thing it did do was to make my stool so slick that I fell off three times
    Hey Ralph,
    I think you're starting to develop an Australian sense of humour!

    Mick
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    tomorrow you will have paid for it and not have it."

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    I didn't know you could get Arthritis in the bum, a bee sting perhaps.

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    Not that kind of stool... silly.... the other kind.
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    I didn't know you could take WD40 internally.

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    Not the whole can , just the contents!

    - Wood Borer

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    For beestings I inject meself with adrenaline.

    If someone tried to coat my stool internally with WD40, I inject them with something else!!!
    Boring signature time again!

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    For beestings I inject meself with adrenaline.
    Don't worry, there's plenty of adrenaline in your system after you've drunk a can of WD40...would save the nasty injection!

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