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1 minute ago, gnipper said:

What are we doing for the dreaded Man Flu boys?

1/2 Tablespoon of Manukau honey, 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper,1/2 teaspoon tumeric ,1/2 teaspoon of lemon juice,mix it into a paste...and spoon it down you ..2 dosages,2/3 hrs does the trick for me👍

 

4 minutes ago, gnipper said:

My cousin was nettling his feet for the same thing the daft old cnut

My Mrs does the same with her wrist and elbow,after the on set of arthritis,from an old horse riding accident...before doing it ,she used to wear a support👍

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Yes.... none of us every admitted to a sore anything as the mixture smelt so bad. So I guess yes....it did stop us saying things hurt. 

Never heard of the open  tent effect 🤣. Do you mean placebo effect 

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On 05/10/2025 at 21:29, dai dogs said:

Do nettle Stings help cure Hay fever 

No, but if you wipe your arse with them  they put the pain from haemorrhoids into perspective.

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12 hours ago, gnipper said:

What are we doing for the dreaded Man Flu boys?

Onion and brown sugar makes a great cough syrup slice the onion across ways and layer in the sugar like a double sandwich stand in a bowl and the juice will start flowing couple of spoonfuls does wonders 

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1 hour ago, Greyman said:

Honey local to the area you live in is better for hay fever but not your local Tesco proper honey from a local bee keeper 

It's not when you don't like it 😂

I know a few people who take a spoonful of local honey for hay fever and they all say it works 

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2 hours ago, chartpolski said:

Wasn’t it something to do with rubbing a silver or copper coin on a wart and giving the coin to someone ?

Cheers.

A penny for your wart.

Another method was rub a piece of liver on the wart,bury the liver in the garden,as it rotted the wart would dissapear.

I stayed in a bamboo hut years ago in the southern Philippines,a deeply religious/superstitious area,the old lady who owned the hut gave me a dried out stingray tale to put under the bed,it kept mananangals and suchlike creatures at bay if they approached at night,it must have worked as I never saw any.

 

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32 minutes ago, mackem said:

A penny for your wart.

Another method was rub a piece of liver on the wart,bury the liver in the garden,as it rotted the wart would dissapear.

I stayed in a bamboo hut years ago in the southern Philippines,a deeply religious/superstitious area,the old lady who owned the hut gave me a dried out stingray tale to put under the bed,it kept mananangals and suchlike creatures at bay if they approached at night,it must have worked as I never saw any.

 

I was visiting my pals Polish dad one time and my missus asked why there was garlic on every windowsill, “to keep out the vampires of course ! “ he replied .

My pal lives in Pampanga, he should fit right in 😂👍

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2 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

My pal lives in Pampanga, he should fit right in 😂👍

Ask him about the mananangals,wakwak,pikpik and sigbins,he needs a dry stingray tail under the bed as he sleeps.

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