In 1970 I was prepped for kidney surgery at the Minneapolis VA. They used a hair removal creme It was applied on my left side from mid-body and throughout my groin. I reacted and the entire area was like a first-degree burn. Burning hot, bright red, raised, and excruciating. 3 days forever locked in memory.just dont mistake it for shampoo!!!
I got sloppy one time with BenGay when applying to the back of my thigh.. Talk about great balls of fire!In 1970 I was prepped for kidney surgery at the Minneapolis VA. They used a hair removal creme It was applied on my left side from mid-body and throughout my groin. I reacted and the entire area was like a first-degree burn. Burning hot, bright red, raised, and excruciating. 3 days forever locked in memory.
OK! Stop! The resulting mental pictures cannot be unseen!
Looks like you're prepared for a complete tranny lube!Confession: I had hair growing out of my ears and not as much where it should be, namely on top of my head. So I few years ago I while getting a spray bottle at the Dollar Store and saw the potential answer on an end cap. The product had gotten lost in a bin. It almost ended in a sunny day disaster when going out for a ride.
Conclusion - Two products (or motors) may look alike but that does not mean they are alike. Look closely at the photo.
I take it you're not a fan of Dr. Pimple Popper. I can't sort how anyone finds it entertaining. I can't unsee the 40 seconds I watched.OK! Stop! The resulting mental pictures cannot be unseen!
I'm with ya, I can hardly watch the ads! But 90 Day Fiance, now that's another story!I take it you're not a fan of Dr. Pimple Popper. I can't sort how anyone finds it entertaining. I can't unsee the 40 seconds I watched.
I buy my cars and trucks from one set of dealers and have them serviced at other dealers. More than half the income for an auto dealership is with the sale of parts and providing repairs and servicing for vehicles. A dealer would be stupid to turn away all that business because the potential customer did not buy the car from them. And what should they do with a used vehicle that the customer bought from the original owner?Seriously? You saved a few bucks and bought on Amazon. They don’t respond, now I should provide support? Nice guys finish last.
I still respond. I’m a a nice guy but that doesn’t buy dinner. One call, OK. Two calls and I still try to help. But FFS use Google. It’s easy. Now f*ck off.
You are talking about brick-and-mortar shops that sell complete bikes and service them. The OP was talking about a purelyI buy my cars and trucks from one set of dealers and have them serviced at other dealers. More than half the income for an auto dealership is with the sale of parts and providing repairs and servicing for vehicles. A dealer would be stupid to turn away all that business because the potential customer did not buy the car from them. And what should they do with a used vehicle that the customer bought from the original owner?
It is even crazier with e-bikes where the nearest Trek or Giant or Cannondale dealer may be a 4 hour round trip drive from ones house as it is in my situation. The only local e-bikes sold are the ones from Blix. Maybe time to get out more and open your eyes to the reality of the current situation. Even when I first started buying road bikes there were no shops in 90% of California that even sold much less serviced 10-speed bikes at all. It is much the same with regard to e-bikes at this time.