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Old 02-18-2008, 08:43 AM #11
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Originally Posted by CayoKay View Post
yeah, I feel really bad about that one...

honestly, I'm not like that at all... I'm a real pacifist, and a kind person... I don't know what came over me................



on the other hand, it's a sick kinda fun to apply duct tape to delicate areas of Mr. Empathy Man (like a Voodoo Doll...) while recalling the burning of parasthesias, and the pain of bladder infections...
Actually it was Taffy who suggested that we tape his Wee Willy Winkee down. . . . .that was last year sometime - so it's way past time to do it again!

The duct tape is a good tool - the adhesive is strong enough to withstand moisture...and when you RIP it off it takes all hair that happened to be in that area with it - so he will get the double benefit of pain plus itching that will come later!!!
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