Lynnie SoWal Insider Apr 5, 2010 #1 That becomes persistent, but you haven't been bitten? I can't get my stuff done; I need a third hand to scratch my itch.
That becomes persistent, but you haven't been bitten? I can't get my stuff done; I need a third hand to scratch my itch.
Douglas the Intrepid Beach Fanatic Apr 5, 2010 #2 An itch is low level neural stimulation that borders on pain, but doesn't quite reach the crossover threshold. ;-) Stop itching, your making it worse! Last edited: Apr 5, 2010
An itch is low level neural stimulation that borders on pain, but doesn't quite reach the crossover threshold. ;-) Stop itching, your making it worse!
Lynnie SoWal Insider Apr 5, 2010 #6 Y'all are great. This was an annoying itch that had no reason to be itchy and I had to keep stopping what I was doing to scratch it - on my foot, to boot. You know, one of those kinds.
Y'all are great. This was an annoying itch that had no reason to be itchy and I had to keep stopping what I was doing to scratch it - on my foot, to boot. You know, one of those kinds.
scooterbug44 SoWal Expert Apr 6, 2010 #8 Lynnie said: That becomes persistent, but you haven't been bitten? I can't get my stuff done; I need a third hand to scratch my itch. Click to expand... I usually find it is a piece of dog hair inside my shoe, or a tag.
Lynnie said: That becomes persistent, but you haven't been bitten? I can't get my stuff done; I need a third hand to scratch my itch. Click to expand... I usually find it is a piece of dog hair inside my shoe, or a tag.
Matt J SWGB Apr 6, 2010 #9 Perhaps it has something to do with the in/out of town thread? Contact your pharmacist and wash your bedding in extremely hot water.
Perhaps it has something to do with the in/out of town thread? Contact your pharmacist and wash your bedding in extremely hot water.