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On Friday, August 24, 2001 10:36 AM, Chuck wrote:
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> A long time ago in a galaxy far far away....
> Before we got married.
> Took my kids then about 14 and 10 to Port Aransas (N Padre Island/Corpus
> Christi to the non-Texans).
I bet you're glad you took the plunge and decided to get spliced now that
you're going to join the exalted ranks of us grand-dads'? :-)
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> Took her to the clinic and they took one look and said 'stingray.' Guess
> they have seen it a few times. Hot water and Adolph's Meat Tenderizer
> immediately relieved the pain. Tetanus shot and benadryl and she was
right
> as rain the next day.
I still remember seeing a sting-ray barb mounted on a board in the R.N.
diving museum. It had penetreted the rebreather harness and killed the
wearer - in Sydney Harbour!
I'm very glad that Jeannie survived the experience OK - but it does
highlight the value of meat tenderiser in a diving first-aid kit! (And if
push comes to shove, you always look like the consumate survivalist when -
out in the back of beyond - you can produce a few culinary luxuries!) :-)
Best regards
Strike
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