A new record for me.

gabrielle said:

gabrielle said:

I have poison oak. This is the second time this year
already. Ugh. How it got *through* my pants, I will
never know.

Clarification: said rash is on my lower legs.

gabrielle

You are sooo lucky that you clarified *that ;-)
--
Slacker

On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:51:00 -0700, Slacker <[email hidden]>
scribbled:

Quoted message said:

gabrielle said:

gabrielle said:

I have poison oak. This is the second time this year
already. Ugh. How it got *through* my pants, I will
never know.

Clarification: said rash is on my lower legs.

gabrielle

You are sooo lucky that you clarified *that ;-)

I'll say!

-Slash
--
"Ebert Victorious"
-The Onion

Stephen Baker said:

Slacker said:

You are sooo lucky that you clarified *that ;-)

No sh!t...

Ruined _all_ the fun. ;-)

Steve

and sorni hasn't even gotten to it yet.

;-)

Penny

methinks there may be a Lewis River Trail ride coordinated
out of Hood River this summer.

gabrielle said:

My only excuse is the itching, it's makin' me kah-razeh.

I still haven't figured out what the stuff looks like
when it's young. Poison ivy I can identify. Poison oak
looks like any other young plant until it starts turning
red & shiny.

gabrielle

tinyurl.com36snlOpen ↗ Good picture of the stuff. Once you
recognize it, you start seeing it everywhere! Dat's some
evil [censored]! I react so badly to it I look like someone with
leprosy. Tecnu is your friend. life-life-Open ↗
assist.com/tecnu.html When I lived in CA, I used to keep a
bottle of it in the shower and would rinse down with it
after every ride.

And watch for the cross-contamination. The resin may not
have gotten through your clothes. It may have gone from some
other surface (tires, frame, the dog, etc) onto your hands
and then to your legs hours later. I once had to scrub down
every surface in my house with alchohol after my dog ran
through a poison oak thicket. I was getting recurring
contamination for weeks afterwards until we figured it out.
It's devil's weed I tell ya!

Tom (itchy just thinking about it!)

Penny S said:

Stephen Baker wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Ruined _all_ the fun. ;-)

Quoted message said:

and sorni hasn't even gotten to it yet.

Nah...too easy. (The situation, I mean, not Gab! 🙂

Bill "did Olivier do slapstick?" S.

"gabrielle" <[email hidden]> wrote in message> >

Quoted message said:

My only excuse is the itching, it's makin' me kah-razeh.

I still haven't figured out what the stuff looks like
when it's young. Poison ivy I can identify. Poison oak
looks like any other young plant until it starts turning
red & shiny.

Get yourself some Zanfel. Stuff works wonders.

Gary in VA (with some Poison Ivy on his forearm)

Its in the air to night.

I MTB 2004

You might have caght it from you clothes, shoes gloves etc..
The oils from this plant will stay up to a year on tissues,
So you need to clean up your stuff realy well if you don not
wan it to happen again !

Franck "gabrielle" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I have poison oak. This is the second time this year
already. Ugh. How it got *through* my pants, I will
never know.

gabrielle

On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 16:08:57 -0700, gabrielle <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I have poison oak. This is the second time this year
already. Ugh. How it got *through* my pants, I will
never know.

....hmmmmm?

Quoted message said:

gabrielle

nice, ;-)

get well soon, Bill

The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a
reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view
instead of an interpretation of the world.
:-]