You can get Bag Balm at Walgreen’s, too.
What, you’re not allowed to say “talking out yer ass” in MPSIMS?
Well, MsRobyn, Aaron is sure mighty cute. I think Aaron and Arthur should have a cute-off. Then, we’ll see…
Since I am new to the board, please tell why he has a leopard hanging over his head? Is that a mythical sign or is he being raised in a zoo?
Arthur likes spotted animals too.
Eldest son of three did the following:
1: “Toothpaste!” he exclaimed while trying to brush his teeth with Vagisil (we caught him before it got too far, although my wife was hysterical until Poison Control confirmed what I had told her).
2: One day, I heard giggle, thud, giggle, thud, giggle, thud. He had gotten hold of a package of liquid “sort of margarine stuff” that a pizza place delivered along with pizza and breadsticks for dipping. He had managed to open it, cover the floor, cover himself, cover the front of my WWII surplus desk, and was skating, spinning, and falling.
Actually, Aaron and Arthur met last fall, at a dinner in New Jersey. And Arthur is a darling baby. I think it would be great, in fact, if we can get a KidDope together, maybe at a museum or something.
The leopard pictures were taken at Rainforest Cafe, which has animated robotic animals. Surprisingly, Aaron did not get scared by the movement and noise.
Robin
I must say, I don’t have much to add except that Bag Balm is made a mere five miles from my hometown, in Lyndonville, Vermont. The odd thing is that there is no odor to the factory at all, and except for a very small sign, you would never know there was a factory there at all - it’s right on the end of Main Street, too, next to the scoop shop.
Oh, and as far as the whole “posterior application” comment (running to a meeting, can’t figure out how to use the quote function on short notice), well, let’s just say that THAT is also one of the original bovine uses. Nothing quite like seeing a vet do an exam on ol’ Boss Lady at the age of about 7 to NEVER want to use Bag Balm EVER AGAIN. ::shudder::
AL
One of my friends is a vet, and she has a picture from vet school of her doing an exam on the back end of a cow, about shoulder deep. I suspect that picture is one of the traditional vet school mementos that students get.
She discussed it once, and pointed out that vets have to do similar exams on almost all animals, large or small. I’ll omit the remainder of the discussion we had as being more information than should be shared in a thread about the cute antics of infants.
Um yeah, when my kids were babies they, uh, liked to get into stuff too. Yea. Bag Balm. :eek:
Billdo says:
My second reaction to reading this phrase (the first was shooting iced tea out of my nose and on to the monitor) was to be a smartass and have you tell your friend that she can do this for entertainment at a bachelor party. Think she’d go for it?
::d&r::