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good product for those who live out west ... but for those on the east it might help those with large chips on the shoulder... hasten healing process? or just create bigger heals? |
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I hear some guitarists use superglue. |
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Could have used some of this a week ago; I don't go paddling enough anymore to callous my hands. Good one! |
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What would it do to penises? The mind wanders . . . |
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For you, waugs:
"So you see, doc, there was this great lesbian scene on Showtime. I reached over to grab the lotion, and..." |
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Jeez, this reminds me of the guys at work. Discussions quickly sink to the lowest possible level... ; ) furturebird, I like the idea *without* any lewd undertones. |
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can I apply this all over ... like Ben gay.... say after I breakup w. someone or if I get dumped?? will this help me hasten the "character building" stage? |
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OK, so I've been using Compound W (salicylic acid in alcohol base) on my feet to remove some annoying warts and I realized that it was causing little callouses to form where I brushed it and I was thinking to myself just this morning that someone could cover their foot with it to get just this desired effect but that the idea is really too stupid to mention or talk about in polite company. God I love halfbakery. |
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BTW: it dries to fast to make good lube. |
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No no. I only refer to other folks mentioning the dangers of callousing the special bits. Not an easy mistake to make with this stuff. Unless you're pretty messed up. |
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I trust you don't often confuse feet with genitals [UnaBubba]? Actually, I think it was [bristolz] who made the original connection. Well, I for one eagerly await his field report. |
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He's a she. Does that make it better or worse?
BTW, I suspect that your callouses are merely the remains of the warts. (Compound W - good stuff, but the name makes me think of Prisoner - Cell Block H.) |
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//I hear some guitarists use superglue//
Actually, that's a Callous substitute - provides a barrier to soft skin until Clavi have time to form. Clavi form more rapidly without superglue, though.
RE: Clavi - why the heck is Clavi the plural of Callous? And what's the deal with Corns, I mean **come on** - couldn't they have come up with a better name than Corns? |
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Date: Sun, 01 Jun 2003 16:58:00 -0400 |
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From: mike hooker <mhooker@optonline.net> |
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hi,
i was searching the web on callouses, and came across
something about
susans quik callous cream. i'm trying like hell to develop
fingertip
callouses for guitar, and for some reason, they stay
tender and sore. can
you tell me anything about callous building cream? what is
it? how do it get
some? |
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I just noticed, ikio has an idea for a magic pill that makes semen smell bad and gets immediately MFD'd, where as this idea is for a magic cream that gives you callouses gets +8 votes. |
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Does anyone else detect a wee bitty of double standards. |
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Well i am giving a stinky bone till this is sorted. |
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No, regardless of the idea itself, they both rely on a similar principle (a cream/pill to achieve an effect, with no explaination as to how this may be achieved).
The MFD on ikio's idea was for being a magic pill, not for being disgusting. The disgustingness of the idea was reflected in the negative voting, and this i have no problem with. |
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As far as i am aware, MFD is for breaking the rules, as both ideas did equally. |
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Strangely enuff, camels are 'born' with ready made callouses on their knees! |
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Mike,
A) Internal and External effects are worlds apart in the 'bakery - if it affects Internal in a manner that's fishy, there's something fishy going on. If it affects External in a fun(ny), useful, original way, it's bunned. Tails For All is fun(ny).
B) The likelihood of a horny kid enthusiastically repacing funky spunk with skunky spunk is nil.
C) Callouses have benefits, but sometimes folks are softies and could use some hardening. |
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Look, i'll say it again... My problem is not with the ideas, i'll agree that the abstinence pill is a crap idea, whilst the callous cream would have some uses. |
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The problem i have is that neither suggest a way of acheiving the result, and are therefore both equally worthy of an MFD. |
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The only reason i can see for such a discrepancy is that ikio has put up one idea (therefore relatively new) whereas FutureBird has been a regular and popular contributor. |
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That favoritism logic doesn't fly. futurebird had been here 5 months when the idea was posted. From the beginning, just as now, futurebird would swoop in to the 'bakery nest for a few minutes, drop off some worms and disappear for weeks at a time. At this time, there's several new 'bakers (lostdog, for example) who have had one idea after another accumulate buns. The most active ingredient in bun or bone creation is the spirit in which an idea is posted, not the active ingredients which the idea possesses. |
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I am not saying that popularity is always the overiding factor, but it does seem as little strange that new ideas get slated alot more than regular contributors. |
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Or at least one person (mentioning no names) has a problem with the newer members. |
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Five months is plenty long enough to make a favorable (or otherwise impression). |
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Possible that my annos are misplaced, as i have mentioned, the problem is more concerning ikio's mfd than this idea... It is just that this seemed to highlight my point. |
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Then leave the disagreement in ikio's idea. Nobody wants to have an argument at another table spoil their dinner. Hell, I got 'boned on my first five ideas, and it was suggested I remove the ideas for half|'baked reasons, so I did. This was before the [m-f-d] tag came into being. Remember, //Ideas are best if they're possible, or impossible in interesting ways.// |
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I'm surprised no-one's mentioned surgical spirit. I've just started guitar and I have callouses already thanks to the stuff. Now if I could only stop picking them off round the edges... |
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When I walk into builders' merchants, they can tell from my lilly whites that I'm no contractor. If I rub this stuff all over my hands, I'll look really tough, like a professional builder. |
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Either that, or a sexually fustrated office worker. |
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i get frustrated, because even tho i
play guitar every day, i still don't
have really good callouses. i like
this idea. and i refuse to take part
in the whole favoritism discussion. |
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You need thicker strings - a set with at least .012 gauge on the high E instead of the wussy .010 you see on most guitars - it'll give you better tone, too. One guy who doesn't get callouses is Brian May - he uses the wussiest set of strings of all: .008 / .009 / .011 / .016 / .022 / .034.
A .016 on the D (4th thickest) string? I've used a .016 on the thinnest string - tuned an octave higher while in open G tuning. |
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[thumbwax] - thanks for that tidbit of goss on Brian May. I've always suspected that he was a bit of a jessie. |
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thanks bunches, [thumb]. you rock! |
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