Quickly before the weekend is over....

[telow teabag]

E-mail your question to brainiac

 

[Buddha 3]

Question: would using a hairdryer on said scab speed up its maturation?

No. It's a chemical reaction that makes a scab, not the drying out of the blood.

 

[Cook$]

for no other reason than this thread has turned to utter bollocks, here is a monkey on a push bike

 

[telow teabag]

That was random! But so funny

 

[webby]

No. It's a chemical reaction that makes a scab, not the drying out of the blood.

I know that it is a chemical reaction that MAKES a scab but I meant would it help after the scab has formed, drying it out a little. Like the opposite of dousing it in the shower.

 

[Mario]

No. It's a chemical reaction that makes a scab,
not the drying out of the blood.

you learn something new every day...

 

[Bob]

A great song and a man beak dancing in a bear costume, priceless.

 

[Cook$]

In one.

http://s139.photobucket.com/albums/q306/cooknorris/?action=view&current=S5000547.jpg

There is some blood, for all you squeamish out there.

 

[no guts no glory]

wooohoooo now you just need to dip the scab in the blood and eat it whole

 

[Cliff-In2Deep]

In one.

http://s139.photobucket.com/albums/q306/cooknorris/?action=view&current=S5000547.jpg

There is some blood, for all you squeamish out there.

cook$ you gona have to auction it now lol...