Quickly before the weekend is over....
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ooo fancy, as a lowly student i'm deemed unsuitable to operate one, inebriated or not. So I have to use the scooter
although it does come with a tequila jacket which keeps me snug as a bug in a rug in Scotland 
Yeah, hasn't even started lifting at the edges by the looks of it...
Also, i think "one piece" may be a little optimistic as you tend to lose the edges a bit, unless the scab is really thick.
You could say around 95%....
I would wait till it dries some more, then if your brave, use a razor blade to get it off and cut through the fresher bits near the middle...won't be comfy, but...you wanna win right?
superglue layers of kitchen roll to it to re-enforce it
Keep building it up.
Needs to be at least the size of a golf ball, then u can just whack it off with a hammer
Keep building it up.
Needs to be at least the size of a golf ball, then u can just whack it off with a hammer
Or....have a friend knock it off with a 3 Wood...certainly make for an interesting YouTube video...FORE!!!!superglue layers of kitchen roll to it to re-enforce it
Keep building it up.
Needs to be at least the size of a golf ball, then u can just whack it off with a hammer
You didn't end up in casualty so it's not classed as a real wound you big girl!
That being said if you can pick it off a couple of times then maybe you can get it to turn septic, and maybe that'd be worth of an A&E trip?
But no, it's not coming off in one piece!
That being said if you can pick it off a couple of times then maybe you can get it to turn septic, and maybe that'd be worth of an A&E trip?
But no, it's not coming off in one piece!
I had a great one on my knee once...still have a scar.You didn't end up in casualty so it's not classed as a real wound you big girl!
That being said if you can pick it off a couple of times then maybe you can get it to turn septic, and maybe that'd be worth of an A&E trip?
But no, it's not coming off in one piece!
Mrs had steep stairs in her house...when we were first "dating" (to be read as screwing each others brains out), I was chasing her up said, vertical stairs, chloroform in hand (
), slipped and really burnt my knee.As the really thick scab developed, I noticed a slight yellow/green tinge in the center, some time later....investigation with razor blades ensued...
The resulting puss explosion, was truly a sight to behold and could possibly have been beheld, in almost total darkness, such was the luminescence of the goo.
Left a big rotten hole in my knee for a while...
Carpets are vile, dirty things...
It is lifting, but only slightly. It needs to cook for a few more days yet. I'll let you know how I get on next weekend...Yeah, hasn't even started lifting at the edges by the looks of it...
Also, i think "one piece" may be a little optimistic as you tend to lose the edges a bit, unless the scab is really thick.
You could say around 95%....
I would wait till it dries some more, then if your brave, use a razor blade to get it off and cut through the fresher bits near the middle...won't be comfy, but...you wanna win right?