Re: [at-l] Bee Stings

[Sloetoe <sloetoe@yahoo.com>]

This is beginning to remind me of:
Q: Why is "running" like hitting yourself in the head with a hammer?
A: Because it feels so good when you stop.

Or the old slapstick routine...
He: Boy, my tooth is really aching...
She: Here, put your foot out. [stomps]
He: HEYYYY, THAT REALLY HURT!
She: Bet your tooth doesn't bother you anymore though, does it.
He: Well, no, but now I can't walk.

--- woodelf@juno.com wrote:
> My grandfather kept bees and allowed one to sting him when his arthritis
> flared up. When he turned 70 his doctor suggested he stop doing this. Bee
> stings for arthritis relief is a very old homeopathic therapy. It worked
> well for my grandaddy but I would rather breath :-) 
> 
> woodelf> 
> On Thu, 24 Aug 2000 21:22:38 -0700 (PDT) Orange Bug
> <orangebug74@yahoo.com> writes: BTW, is there
> > really such a thing as bee venom therapy for a joint?

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