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Mewtilation said:
ChicagoBlue2 said:
A little bit of dust won't hurt. I'm talking about REALLY THICK dust-- 2-3 inches thick, which was what did me in then.[/Q23

2-3 inches of dust Mark?

Are you sure you're good with measurement? Or are we having another 12 inch arm crisis over here again? :hmm:
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I'm honestly not too sure, but it was pretty thick-- kinda like a mini dust ball.
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ChicagoBlue2 said:
I'm honestly not too sure, but it was pretty thick-- kinda like a mini dust ball.
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I don't know how big is a mini dust ball. actually I'm not sure what's a dust ball.

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Ahh every night seems to be another fantastic amazing story... Never gets old. Good times, good times, keeps me amused. :D
 
Jiro said:
I don't know how big is a mini dust ball. actually I'm not sure what's a dust ball.

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Not one of those. A ball of actual dust-- it was on a flat surface just collecting dust, and no one knew it was there, until I had the misfortune to put my hand there. It was on a shelf unseen.
 
ChicagoBlue2 said:
I didn't know it was there-- until I put my hand directly in the middle of it
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I wouldn't touch dust deeper than enough to coat the surface, that kind of accumilation could have absorbed something nasty. Mark, that's a serious sign of a place ready to be condemned! :shock:
 
Mewtilation said:
Albuterol is a typical inhaler. Do you want to know what's in the albuterol? :hmm: There are many types of inhalers these days, even powders.
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lemme guess... steroid?
 
ChicagoBlue2 said:
Not one of those. A ball of actual dust-- it was on a flat surface just collecting dust, and no one knew it was there, until I had the misfortune to put my hand there. It was on a shelf unseen.
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you need to dust your humble abode regularly.
 
femme Fatale said:
I wouldn't touch dust deeper than enough to coat the surface, that kind of accumilation could have absorbed something nasty. Mark, that's a serious sign of a place ready to be condemned! :shock:
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Would be nice-- except people sleep and work there. Now, they clean it every night since that incident.
 
ChicagoBlue2 said:
Pollens. What might have done me in. Still-- I try to be careful these days.
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Yeah, better watch out for those dusts.... Wouldn't want to have to watch out for real life obstacles like motorcyclists have to watch out for idiots driving cars, or pedestrians have to watch out for drunk drivers or people have to watch out for texting drivers.... oh lordy watch out for those dust balls! :roll:
 
Mewtilation said:
Albuterol is a typical inhaler. Do you want to know what's in the albuterol? :hmm: There are many types of inhalers these days, even powders.
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I guess. Its because i have asthma but doctors just say to not use inhailors because im allergic but they wont tell me if its a specific chemical or whatever and they never tried a different inhailor for me. So if i start to get an asthma attack i have to go to emergent room its kind of annoying especially if it can be prevented.
 
is this a dustball you were talking about?

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Mewtilation said:
Yeah, better watch out for those dusts.... Wouldn't want to have to watch out for real life obstacles like motorcyclists have to watch out for idiots driving cars, or pedestrians have to watch out for drunk drivers or people have to watch out for texting drivers.... oh lordy watch out for those dust balls! :roll:
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One other thing to add to that list- bicyclists chatting on cell phones. They never seem to pay attention.
 
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