My freakin’ leg looks like some kind of advertisement for what not to do when you abrade your shin to the bone on the filthiest treadmill in Pennsylvania. I thought for a couple days there after I crashed and burned at the Upper Main Line YMCA that I’d let my leg heal in the air. Bad idea.
Here’s a hint: When Sheryl tells you to use Neosporin, do it. It’s that, or else start calling yourself peg leg. Arrrgggh.
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It is magical, man…it’s working…and I’m going for it with multiple applications per day.
A red hot iron applied to the wound is also effective.
i remember telling a friend one time that Neosporin (or the generic offspring) is one thing i will never give up. i don't care if dead baby seals are on the ingredients list – it's probably right after ground unicorn horn. that stuff is magical.
It is magical, man…it's working…and I'm going for it with multiple applications per day.
A red hot iron applied to the wound is also effective.
You know, if I lived in the Wild West, I would have taken a shot of whiskey, bitten down on a piece of leather, and let them cauterize my leg. Which is why I’m glad I live in the modern era…I’ll go with Neosporin and peroxide.
You know, if I lived in the Wild West, I would have taken a shot of whiskey, bitten down on a piece of leather, and let them cauterize my leg. Which is why I'm glad I live in the modern era…I'll go with Neosporin and peroxide.
Well Neosporin is very useful I am using it for my problems
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