I don't know what a Bottle Brush replacement sells for today but if I need
to buy another one the Scotchman part of me won't keep me from buying one
if I need another one.
The "Bottle Brush" I have, has a long handle of
twisted wires.
I can use it all over my back.
The Bottle Brush is a lot better than the plastic
Back Scratcher that has the shape of a very small
hand on the end of it that I won while trying to
win one of the better prizes at a Game of Chance
in the Arcade at a Amusement Park years ago.
The long tiny handle broke when I used it many years
ago and the pieces were thrown in the trash.
I threw those pieces away long before any "Recycling
Program" was thought of to recycle plastic to keep it
out of the trash or getting in the waterways.
I will keep using that Bottle Brush (or a replacement
for it) as a Back Scratcher, until I learn of some
other way to scratch what itches on my back that works
better. It works for Me!, but I'm open to learn of any
other instrument that anyone uses or knows about that
does the job as well or better. Estecially if the cost
for that other thing is very cheap.
I don't know what a Bottle Brush replacement sells for
today but if I need to buy another one the Scotchman
part of me won't keep me from buying one if I need
another one.
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I don't know what a Bottle Brush replacement sells for today but if I need to buy another one the Scotchman part of me won't keep me from buying one
if I need another one.
I had never thought of using one of those as a back scratcher, but I
bet it works good. With the handle being made of wire instead of
plastic, you can probably bend it a little to put a curve in it, if you need it.
Which BBS Network is the Survivor Echo carried on?
I'm thinking it is a FIDO Echo or maybe a GT Power Echo.
I can use it all over my back.
The handle is flexible too. Very clever.... :-)
I have no idea what I did with the one I had. Kind
of awkward to scratch up against the door frame. :P
Our daughter has one like that. She's never used it
very often, but keeps it for decorative & sentimental
reasons.... :-)
I haven't been to the fair in ages...and this years
Arkansas State Fair was cancelled due to COVID-19.
Years ago, my late uncle had been separating the
recycled items into one container, and the regular
trash into another. But, one day, he saw the trash
folks putting everything together. He never separated
them again.
I may have to look for that, but the electric company
apparently took me off of levelized billing. I've got
to call them in the morning to sort things out, plus
find out how to logon, as they've lost my logon info.
At least due to COVID-19, they're not doing disconnects
for the non-payments right now, as so many are in
financial straits.
I take it bears & other animals scratch themselves on
trees when they're moulting or whatever.... :-)
I didn't think bears molted, but they likely shed.
"Shed Happens". <G>
I finally got that annuity in after my Mom's death...but
it's already shot with the 50% to my brother, then repairs
on the car, medical expenses, and possibly installing a
generator.
I don't lose power that often, but when I do, it tends to be
for quite a long time...as it was in June and July, 2019...
after severe thunderstorms pulled the electric meter off
the north side of the house.
I like what the late Red Skelton said about his eye doctor,
who he called "the optimist" <G>...
I've decided with my health, and COVID-19, it's not worth
traveling outside of central Arkansas anymore.
* Origin: Wits' End, Vancouver CANADA (1:153/716)
The name sounds like where I've been at lately. :P
A shaggy dog story? Yeah, another blast from the past.... :-))
Sounds like a plan. With many folks being unable to visit others in person because of COVID-19, the computer is an important way
to keep in touch.
Hmm. There is still a lot we don't know about this disease,
and I'd been wondering whether the same person could get it twice
within a short time. I've heard one's immunity to at least some
variations on the common cold lasts only for a couple of weeks
afterwards. And I myself have had the "90-day flu" ... so nicknamed because it tended to come back after 90 days. :-Q
Was she near-sighted? I can certainly relate to that. The
last time we went to the optometrist, I pointed out that there was dust
on the lenses he uses for testing... which were, of course, within a
few inches of my own eyes. He took my word for it because he's
far-sighted & hadn't noticed... [chuckle].
Sounds nice. I hope for your sake that the risk will be less
by that time than it is at present. We experienced a slowdown of
COVID-19 here during the summer... and the rules were relaxed a bit.
But now we're into the second phase & battening down the hatches again.
We're being strongly advised not to travel unless we absolutely have
to & large gatherings are prohibited.... :-)
* Origin: Wits' End, Vancouver CANADA (1:153/716)
The name sounds like where I've been at lately. :P
Glad to know you understand where I'm coming from...
[wry grin].
It reminds of the cartoon where this huge piece of silver
is in the street...the proverbial "fork in the road". <G>
In English class we'd describe that as a live metaphor...
which to me is particularly amusing because I once found a dinner fork when I took a short cut through the woods to the dumpster in a local campground. It was on a path which, though unofficial, showed signs of having been been used often.... :-)
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