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ya know, this discussion has me thinking...
does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... jeff (standing in the stream of unconscious thought, with thick toenails) Particle Salad wrote: "rw" wrote in message link.net... A C&K "purist" would not necessarily eat every fish he catches (no matter how disgusting it might be), but he would certainly kill every fish he catches (no matter how illegal it might be). Right... which is why I said I'm "pretty close"... because it would be extremely rare for someone to meet the literal "purist" definition. Actually, you do bring up a good point though... I think C&K is the wrong description, it should be catch and eat. That describes what I do. If it's illegal, or too small, I release it. However, if it's large enough, I'll eat it... with few exceptions. |
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![]() "Jeff Miller" wrote in message news:ax5bc.8325$pM1.5502@lakeread06... ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... Omega 3 fatty acid deficiency. jeff (standing in the stream of unconscious thought, with thick toenails) If their all kinda yellow and such, going unshod out in the sun will help......it's a fungus, and it don't like UV. Wolfgang barefoot boy with cheek. |
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![]() "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "Jeff Miller" wrote in message news:ax5bc.8325$pM1.5502@lakeread06... ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... Omega 3 fatty acid deficiency. [snip] Well dang...that's an easy one..eat more trout. Your pal, TBone |
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![]() "Halfordian Golfer" wrote in message ... "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "Jeff Miller" wrote in message news:ax5bc.8325$pM1.5502@lakeread06... ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... Omega 3 fatty acid deficiency. [snip] Well dang...that's an easy one..eat more trout. Your pal, TBone DOH! Wolfgang who really should have thought of that. |
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Jeff Miller wrote:
ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... Age. Get used to it. Same goes for the hair growing out of your ears and your nose. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 22:56:24 -0500, Jeff Miller
wrote: ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... jeff (standing in the stream of unconscious thought, with thick toenails) Thyroid can do it. Though most people get the more objectionable (to them) one of thin finger and toe nails with easy splitting, peeling, and breaking. You can't call them really thick and tough until you have to soak them for 10 to 20 minutes before trying to use the clippers on them. If it's just the big toes, your shoes may be too short. If it's just a few of the toes, fungus might be present. -- rbc:vixen,Minnow Goddess,Willow Watcher,and all that sort of thing. Often taunted by trout. Only a fool would refuse to believe in luck. Only a damn fool would rely on it. http://www.visi.com/~cyli |
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In article ax5bc.8325$pM1.5502@lakeread06,
Jeff Miller wrote: ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... jeff (standing in the stream of unconscious thought, with thick toenails) Particle Salad wrote: Are they a darker color? Their is a fungus that causes this. They get really thick, and a different color. The only way to cure it is to take a medicine that is really expensive and possibly bad for your liver, forget the name. Just did a google, you can find the info at http://www.toenail-fungus.com/ |
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ok fellas...thanks for the info (esp. the age thing)...but...i was just
kidding. i have beautiful toenails... it's the rest of me that's thick and yellow with fungus. went shad fishing yesterday on the lower roanoke. water is way down, but managed a bunch of fish. they are a hoot to catch. jeff Jeff Miller wrote: ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... jeff (standing in the stream of unconscious thought, with thick toenails) Particle Salad wrote: "rw" wrote in message link.net... A C&K "purist" would not necessarily eat every fish he catches (no matter how disgusting it might be), but he would certainly kill every fish he catches (no matter how illegal it might be). Right... which is why I said I'm "pretty close"... because it would be extremely rare for someone to meet the literal "purist" definition. Actually, you do bring up a good point though... I think C&K is the wrong description, it should be catch and eat. That describes what I do. If it's illegal, or too small, I release it. However, if it's large enough, I'll eat it... with few exceptions. |
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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:ax5bc.8325$pM1.5502@lakeread06... ya know, this discussion has me thinking... does anyone know what causes toenails to thicken and to become tough to cut? ... Look at the bright side, at least there's one thing that gets harder as you age. |
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![]() Particle Salad wrote: "rw" wrote in message link.net... A C&K "purist" would not necessarily eat every fish he catches (no matter how disgusting it might be), but he would certainly kill every fish he catches (no matter how illegal it might be). Right... which is why I said I'm "pretty close"... because it would be extremely rare for someone to meet the literal "purist" definition. Actually, you do bring up a good point though... I think C&K is the wrong description, it should be catch and eat. That describes what I do. If it's illegal, or too small, I release it. However, if it's large enough, I'll eat it... with few exceptions. Just curious, if you catch an especially big fish for the water you're fishing do you keep it? Willi |
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