It's not a dictionary word, I made it up. However, it is a 'word' and, more specifically an adjective. I thought that was obvious. I do that, it amuses me; I also tend to enjoy word games on a2k.
I once used the phrase 'up the kazoo', made up by me as a riff on 'up the wazoo' and got quite an outburst of remonstrance. I tried to explain word play, but it fell on deaf ears.
Which brings us around to swimmer's ear - I read something recently on a2k about dabbing a dog's ear canal with hydrogen peroxide after it has gone swimming in order to ward off infection. I wonder if that works for humans..
Which brings us around to swimmer's ear - I read something recently on a2k about dabbing a dog's ear canal
with hydrogen peroxide after it has gone swimming in order to ward off infection. I wonder if that
works for humans..
Ears is tricky. Got to be very careful, said edgar, twirling a q-tip around in one.
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tsarstepan
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Fri 8 Jan, 2010 12:48 pm
@ossobuco,
tsarstepan wrote:
Yeah if they did go for a swim, you probably could flush out their ears with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water the next time you take them for a swim. Should check with a vet to see if what proper mixture or alternative liquid you could use postswim time to prevent further infections.
My doctor at the VA told me to clean out my ears with half peroxide and half warm water solution. The peroxide part of the solution is the disinfecting part of the solution.
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ossobuco
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Fri 8 Jan, 2010 12:52 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
I would of course call it him or her if I knew the gender.
Returning to that thread I found a slightly disconcerting unintentionally and personally relevant note...
Green Witch wrote:
Untreated ear infections can lead to the dog going deaf.
Regarding my own ear infection, I'm concerned about this considering my next ear appointment is on the bloody 18th of January (appointment with an ear specialist). I have yet to get any antibiotics for my ear infection. Should I be worried?
Regarding my own ear infection, I'm concerned about this considering my next ear appointment is on the bloody 18th of January (appointment with an ear specialist). I have yet to get any antibiotics for my ear infection. Should I be worried?
Regarding my own ear infection, I'm concerned about this considering my next ear appointment is on the bloody 18th of January (appointment with an ear specialist). I have yet to get any antibiotics for my ear infection. Should I be worried?
Yes, you should.
To be on the safe side,
Y don 't u go to the emergency room of a hospital?
This is your own bag of beans, David.
Don't natter at me about it.
Don 't u wish to conform your statements to flawless logic ?
If u made an error of arithmetic, woud u be grateful
if someone pointed it out to u ?
David
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tsarstepan
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Mon 26 Jun, 2017 12:42 pm
@micahhasenburg,
micahhasenburg wrote:
If it is not in Webster's then it is not a word.
Suck it! Asshat is indeed defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary!
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fertom
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Wed 23 Aug, 2017 10:51 am
Just try to catch the wall and move only your legs it will improve your legs streanght and technique.
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tsarstepan
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Wed 23 Aug, 2017 11:15 am
@tsarstepan,
tsarstepan wrote:
I guess I'll got to the VA hospital on Monday and pressure them into doing something.
I was such a dramaqueen when I was younger.
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Ragman
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Thu 24 Aug, 2017 09:37 am
@boomerang,
Speaking of various abilities and enlisting in branches of service ...
I joined the Air Force but I can't fly at all no matter how hard I flap my wings. (Rimshot)
