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You can get mane and tail in like any shampoo aisle, pretty sure it's just regular boring shampoo
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PhazonLink posted:Dont people also use Mane and Tail horse shampoo for some reason? Yes. It makes your hair fabulous. I used to use it and would have people always touching my hair. I believe I used to see ads in magazine recommending it for human hair
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PhazonLink posted:Dont people also use Mane and Tail horse shampoo for some reason? I know people in Ireland who swear by some ointment for cows nipples as a moisturiser
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smellmycheese posted:I know people in Ireland who swear by some ointment for cows nipples as a moisturiser Bag Balm, probably. My sister used both Bag Balm and Mane & Tail because she was... a ruminant mammal...?
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hawowanlawow posted:You can get mane and tail in like any shampoo aisle, pretty sure it's just regular boring shampoo but there's either TWO horses on the bottle or one of Loki's other horse kids. humans dont even have one horse power, and most people dont have Asgardians genes.
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Brawnfire posted:Bag Balm, probably. My sister used both Bag Balm and Mane & Tail because she was... a ruminant mammal...? There's a couple brands, the udder cream is just basically moisturizer that works really well on any type of skin.
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Brawnfire posted:Bag Balm, probably. I use bag balm for cycling, but it's also sold on the skin care isle at CVS so I don't think that's the same
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PhazonLink posted:but there's either TWO horses on the bottle or one of Loki's other horse kids. humans dont even have one horse power, and most people dont have Asgardians genes. speak for yourself
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Sep 2, 2021 20:09
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There are many bags in need of balming
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Shishkahuben posted:or "drungry," if you will I posted that a month ago. I had to click back to my original post to remember what food I was talking about. (I accidently ordered a Fish Fillet when I wanted McNuggets, so no one else has to click through)
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Sep 2, 2021 20:11
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Mom uses Laser Sheen, mane and tail detangler. As hair spray.
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Is there no bag balm in Gilead? No shampoo for your dogs? Why then do you restrict the horse paste from my people?
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flavor.flv posted:Is there no bag balm in Gilead? No shampoo for your dogs? Why then do you restrict the horse paste from my people? You ninja edited this before I hit Quote so I'm addressing your original post of "just sell the people the drat horse paste, why make it harder for them?" Because people with horses who need the horse medicine (that's made for horses) aren't able to buy it anymore because their local veterinary supply stores (stuff for animals) are out of stock due to fuckwits cleaning them out of the horse medicine, hth e: also this being the US, I'm 101% sure that the second someone dies from overdosing on horse medicine for horses, their family will spray lawsuits at anyone vaguely connected to the supply chain saying but but but they should have done more to prevent them from buying medicine that's clearly not for human consumption! vvvv ok fair enough Weatherman has a new favorite as of 20:37 on Sep 2, 2021 |
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I just wanted a vehicle for the line "Is there no bag balm in Gilead" I edited it because I was worried somebody might take it seriously
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Raudedauden posted:Yes. It makes your hair fabulous. I used to use it and would have people always touching my hair. Notably, it explicitly has "DIRECTIONS FOR HUMAN USE" and "DIRECTIONS FOR ANIMAL USE" on the back.
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Dog shampoo is more or less fine, it's just funny that this motherfucker was clueless about it. The picture of a dog shampoo from the pet isle, eh? Dogs need special shampoo because their skin's pH balance is more neutral than our acidic balance, and they have thinner skin layers on the cellular level. So human shampoo leaves them itchy, dry, and miserable, when they already scratch more than we do. Dog shampoo on your scalp isn't going to be as bad as the reverse.
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Sep 2, 2021 20:43
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Please hang up.
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Bottom Liner posted:I use bag balm for cycling, but it's also sold on the skin care isle at CVS so I don't think that's the same It's the same thing. Bag Balm was originally intended for use on cow udders that had been irritated by milking, but it 's just a salve made of lanolin and vaseline so it got used for everything on humans as well. Sunburns, cracked hands, diaper rash, etc. The cow udder is the "bag" that it's named after, it's a balm for the cow's milk bag.
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Works fine for a ballbag, milkbags, or any baggy bits you need balmed
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Definitely need to make BAG BALM FOR HIM with a picture of a hairy scrote on it lest the itchy dudebro demographic be afeart that they might be putting milk bag balm on their ball bag.
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smellmycheese posted:I know people in Ireland who swear by some ointment for cows nipples as a moisturiser seaborgium posted:There's a couple brands, the udder cream is just basically moisturizer that works really well on any type of skin. Yeah, I used to use Udderly Smooth when I worked in a restaurant and was washing my hands fifty times an hour. https://twitter.com/TheTomGeorge/status/1432895534210060292 https://twitter.com/TheRealStuart_/status/1432899821191434241 
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The thing is that you use horse shampoo and udder cream on your outsides, and ivermectin on your insides. That's actually a very important difference.
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I think it’s up to me where I put the horse cream.
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chglcu posted:I think it’s up to me where I put the horse cream. 
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PhazonLink posted:Dont people also use Mane and Tail horse shampoo for some reason? Mane and Tail is good if you don't like scented shampoos
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Zulily Zoetrope posted:Please hang up. No you hang up  _/ 
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hawowanlawow posted:You can get mane and tail in like any shampoo aisle, pretty sure it's just regular boring shampoo I always used it for wigs when I toured with theater shows. It’s a great shampoo.
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I have some family members that swear by mane and tail for great hair. I don't have enough hair to really worry about shampoo so can't give a personal experience, but the people who use it really love it.
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social media was a mistake https://twitter.com/40ATLAS/status/1433108278653902849
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Ror posted:social media was a mistake I hate this guy for making Logan Paul of all people the sympathetic guy in the video
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Raudedauden posted:Yes. It makes your hair fabulous. I used to use it and would have people always touching my hair. 
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Martman posted:why, do y'all use a lot of slurs or something? No, it just turns out that a DND game with a bunch of drunk suburban assholes that's 60% inside jokes isn't entertaining to anyone but them. Also, a single camera mounted somewhere around the table is going to look and sound like absolute dog poo poo.
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It's the same logic that makes people think they can publish their discord RP as a fantasy novel
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Yeah watching the professional actors do it with expensive lighting and camera work is "eh, I'll watch it if nothing else is on" in a world where there's never nothing else on. Amateurs being recorded by a single phone camera in someone's loungeroom sounds like it would be as much fun as pulling teeth.
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Heath posted:It's the same logic that makes people think they can publish their discord RP as a fantasy novel Or "We're so funny and interesting, we should make a podcast. It'll just be about the crazy random poo poo we talk about."
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there were some books and stuff in japan in the 90s that were novelizations of tabletop game campaigns. some were a little successful, i think? not really seen a lot of info about it in english honestly. but yea that kinda stuff is fun while you are doing it and there but probably would be garbo to anyone outside the game
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I played D&D for a while with a group that had fantasies of being the next Critical Role, and we streamed it all on Twitch, and I guess the sessions are still up on YouTube, but most of us weren't that exciting, the group was way too big to spend any time with interesting character interaction, and (ultimately why I decided to drop out) the DM was of the type to just throw a ridiculous number of monsters way stronger than we should be able to handle to the extent that a bunch of us had to come to him and be like, dude, stop. Every session was just several hours of punishing combat with long waits between your turns, no roleplay, very little in the way of anything that was not combat. I think I realised I needed to quit when it occurred to me that the dragon we were fighting was regularly making attacks that were powerful enough to insta-kill my rogue and I was halfway hoping that it would. Shame, though. I had fun in the beginning. But I can't imagine anyone ever wanting to watch us. I stick to my regular group these days. Small, familiar with each other, all ladies and enbys until we very recently obtained a token dude. Combat doesn't take a million years because there's only five of us and it's a good group to take a moment to stand around and have a lengthy in-character conversation about whether we should go buy pickles from the orc in the marketplace or enter the druid in the camel race and make the DM hastily create a makeshift track.
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Light Gun Man posted:there were some books and stuff in japan in the 90s that were novelizations of tabletop game campaigns. some were a little successful, i think? not really seen a lot of info about it in english honestly. Yes, thank goodness there aren't hundreds of garbage tier fantasy books that are nothing more than transcribed tabletop campaigns.
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