Sounds like you need to keep some Arko in arms reach from the bed for a happy sniff when you need it. I have some Tabac for the very same symptoms you describe, and it works!
What precautions are you taking and how's your shaving going?
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Sounds like you need to keep some Arko in arms reach from the bed for a happy sniff when you need it. I have some Tabac for the very same symptoms you describe, and it works!
It's pretty simple. This is a moderated forum with rules about what you can discuss. If you don't want to follow the rules, start your own forum. It's happened before.
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How much does that bottle hold? Looks like a decent amount.
So what's the sheet music from?Telephoto up close to fill the frame, that's only 1.7 ounces
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It's really pretty straight forward and nobody is trying to take away any freedoms you might have. It's more of a thing to protect the ignorant. I mean I'm not going to take medical advice from some random person on a shaving forum but a very small number of people might be inclined to do so. We've got people eating Tide Pods and others drinking fish tank cleaner, so you never know. If you buy a cup of hot coffee from your local fast food restaurant you'll notice it says something to the effect of "caution, hot coffee is hot". It seems like that would be a given to me, but I guess not everyone catches on so quickly.
Just don't give any advice that could be taken as medical advice. Unless you're a doctor you shouldn't do this, and if you are a doctor then you'd know not to. After all, you don't know what other medications people are taking that might interact with whatever you're mentioning.
Here's an idea, don't start a thread that leads with What precautions are you taking and not expect some people to start doing exactly that! If some guy says he started using aftershave because his cousins wifes sister told him to, then another guy just might do the same ting and then blame the first guy for giving him bad advice after he gets an STD. This is the internet after all, you don't need to be proficient with a screwdriver in order to run a Google search.
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There are plenty of things that people can share without getting into their personal medical information. Like wearing gloves, having things delivered, staying inside, cooking your own meals, etc. The original statement asked what are you doing to keep from getting sick. It did not ask what medications you are taking once you are sick or how you got rid of your fever, etc. It's not all that difficult to share some ideas that might help others out without breaking the forum rules.
Here's the description and guidelines for the forum this thread was started in.
"General Shaving Discussion
Any shaving related talk that doesn't belong in the forums below goes here. Please note: Topics that aren't related to shaving belong in The Barber Shop."
While many of the threads are going off-topic for obvious reasons, and I'm definitely guilty myself, we probably shouldn't be putting phrases in the titles that clearly don't belong there. There's a very fine line between giving medical advice and telling people what you're taking or doing to prevent getting sick.
Since I have to work during this "crisis", with vunerable people and have been provided with inadequate Person Protective equipment, I have moved into my mom's apartment that is in my back yard. She passed away 2 years ago, but it is now useful as my wife and mother in law, who lives with us both have underlying health issues. So im minimising the risk.
On the bright side, my TV is bigger than theirs.
On the bright side, my TV is bigger than theirs.
It seems all my precautions have been taken for me. They closed down everything I'd want to do, so there's really no reason to leave. Just the grocery stores and home improvement stores for work around the house. My garden is getting much more love this year, I'll say that much.
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