looking into tiger-balm

i gotta try to do something about my aches and pains.
god i hurt.
will see how it goes.

also,
a "magic of lemon" book.
putting a few drops of lemon oil in the bath can't do any harm.

pp

what

you tired those brass braclet thinkgys Eric
my dad swear by them
for arthritis etc

mmm,
i don't like things like that on me,
bracelets,watches,rings etc.
but thanks anyway.

These young cunts don't understand Eric.
My wife and I have used tiger balm for years mate.
It does ease arthritic pain but the best cure is sunshine. Ours has almost vanished in 10 weeks here.
It's a major factor in why we are coming back here for good.

Nobby Cheese wrote:These young cunts don't understand Eric.
My wife and I have used tiger balm for years mate.
It does ease arthritic pain but the best cure is sunshine. Ours has almost vanished in 10 weeks here.
It's a major factor in why we are coming back here for good.

thanks tony.
thinking about trying the muscle-rub.
will let you know.

Just move out here you maniac.

tony,
i don't travel,
couldn't afford to right now,
and where would i go?

Sell up, give her half then come out and rent a place.
Only about £70 a week for a nice apartment.

it's not enough right now.
maybe in 10 yrs time.
if life here doesn't/hasn't killed me.

Get on the vitamin D, Eric. As Tony says, if you can't get the sunshine, get it some other way

Punting Prowler wrote:

pp

I'm not sure I see the funny side of eric's post...??

DD.....what's happened to you man?
You've become really irritable all of a sudden.

Dirty Diego wrote:

Punting Prowler wrote:

pp

I'm not sure I see the funny side of eric's post...??

do i HAVE to be funny then?
wasn't trying to be funny.

I can't see why pp had to laugh at eric's opening post.
Pain isn't funny really.

That's all. Carry on.

Dirty Diego wrote:I can't see why pp had to laugh at eric's opening post.
Pain isn't funny really.

That's all. Carry on.

Why are you hardly ever here nowadays man?

erixter wrote:i gotta try to do something about my aches and pains.
god i hurt.
will see how it goes.

also,
a "magic of lemon" book.
putting a few drops of lemon oil in the bath can't do any harm.

eric, just go for the £30 for £15 pizza hut deal, three litres of cider and fuck the lemon root bollocks

Sore shoulder here today, wouldn't mind a solution that doesn't involve me leaving the house or sacrificial dismemberment

Wheat bag and Paramol, I reckon.

For the women on here, I may be suggestible later. For the men on here, same deal.

Nobby Cheese wrote:

Dirty Diego wrote:I can't see why pp had to laugh at eric's opening post.
Pain isn't funny really.

That's all. Carry on.

Why are you hardly ever here nowadays man?

I've been a busy cunt.

So? FIX MY SHOULDER!

Since you can't get here and give it the tender rub of yours that I ache and yearn for, any ideas appreciated, DD. Paramol and wheat bag have been limited in their success

Dirty Diego wrote:I can't see why pp had to laugh at eric's opening post.
Pain isn't funny really.

That's all. Carry on.

i have to admit that i was puzzled by it.

in my opinion, you should ask your pharmacist for methyl salicylate. it's the active ingredient in many products such as deep heat, dencorub, etc, but i used to buy it in 'pure' form otc. it will fix all aches and pains.

i find tiger balm has a cooling effect, rather than heating and i prefer to use it on bruises and sprains, rather than muscle and tissue ailments.

sooterkin wrote:in my opinion, you should ask your pharmacist for methyl salicylate. it's the active ingredient in many products such as deep heat, dencorub, etc, but i used to buy it in 'pure' form otc. it will fix all aches and pains.

i find tiger balm has a cooling effect, rather than heating and i prefer to use it on bruises and sprains, rather than muscle and tissue ailments.

Possible problem with allergies and so forth, S? As a salicylate I'd imagine it's part of the aspirin family?