Oh No!!! How low can he go???
Submitted: Saturday, Feb 19, 2005 at 12:41
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Lone Wolf
Anyone would think that I am getting really old, and have an incontinence problem, but no....
I have seen mentioned on the net, on other sites, relating to extended desert traveling, about the use of disposable paper / cotton underwear.
Where can one get these wares of wears?
Cheers
Too lazy to wash my clothes Wolf.
Reply By: muzzimbidgie - Saturday, Feb 19, 2005 at 14:44
Saturday, Feb 19, 2005 at 14:44
Reminds me of my brothers yearly fishing trips up to
Coral Bay.
After camping in a large tent on
the beach with 4 other blokes, and out fishing in the boat every day for about ten days, things tend to get a bit smelly. On the way
home, he would stop at a road house for showers and stuff, and put the shorts and Tshirt they have been wearing in the bin, and drive
home in a fresh set.
Boys will be boys.
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Reply By: V8Diesel - Saturday, Feb 19, 2005 at 16:14
Saturday, Feb 19, 2005 at 16:14
Lone Wolf, when you get 'em, my suggestion is this...... eat two tins of Stagg brand extra hot tinned chilli and beans, some dried apricots, bag o' prunes and a couple of remote roadhouse 2 week old bain-marie Chiko rolls washed down with a carton or two or warm Emu Export (WA beer) followed up with a 1,000km's of corrugations.
This should about leave you with the minutes of the last North
Sydney Council meeting 'on paper'.
I don't think this will result in a true 'hard copy' however.
When I was doing exploration work, we each used to carry a few little flannels with us for a daily 'bird bath' (water was precious) of face, hands, sac and quoit. The big trick was to remember what flannel washed what. This prevented the unpleasant syndrome commonly known as 'baboon bum'.
BTW Q - What's the difference between an oral thermometer and a rectal one?
A - The taste......
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