[at-l] weird wart poll

[cleek@cleekhouse.com (Billie H. Cleek)]

You know, when I was younger I had a couple of warts on my fingers that
I tried every med I could think of to get rid of.  Never ever worked.
The darned things always came back.  Finally, one day, I decided to take
the matter into my own hands (so to speak).  I pulled out my trusty
knife.  **side note, it's a macho folding blade Gerber)**  I began to
slowly dig the wart out of my finger.  It hurt a bit, but not too badly.
I could see the seeds of the wart down the lower layers once I'd cut the
wart off.  I just continued to dig with the point of the knife until I'd
gotten out the black seeds of the wart.  It never came back. Screw meds.  

Cleek
On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 08:44:59AM -0800, heather daggett tried to make me believe:
> Hey, I've got a strange question. I have a wart on my
> left ring finger that I've been working on with meds
> everyday. Now, this thing may not be gone by the time
> I hit the trail. So, who out there would take the
> trouble to carry the extra bandaid per day and
> chapstick sized med tube to get rid of the wart? Who
> would scoff at such vanity and allow the monstrosity
> to grow unhindered for a month? 
> I know it's a strange question and probably won't have
> much impact on my trip either way but these are the
> things you think about after all the drop boxes are
> packed and the gear finalized and the seconds are
> stretching out in front of you...
> BTW, I refuse to take a trail name from this one.
> 
> HeeHeeHeather
> 
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