Ah Choo!
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From: ATL GA State Pen
RE: Ah Choo!
I take it you've never lived in the s.e. ranger? there's no getting around it:
1) Don't park under trees: won't help because pollen blows every where .. it'll be caked in pollen in minutes during March/April no matter where you park.
2) Car Cover: Great but it still gets on there while you're driving (it's like green rain over here man!)
i'm not really complaining, I'm used to it after all these years .. best bet is just not to wash your car for two months and periodically use a california duster when you can't stand it any more.[:'(]
1) Don't park under trees: won't help because pollen blows every where .. it'll be caked in pollen in minutes during March/April no matter where you park.
2) Car Cover: Great but it still gets on there while you're driving (it's like green rain over here man!)
i'm not really complaining, I'm used to it after all these years .. best bet is just not to wash your car for two months and periodically use a california duster when you can't stand it any more.[:'(]
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From: Seattle WA
RE: Ah Choo!
Yeah this time of year plays havoc on my allergies. I walk around for a month or so with flu like symptoms. Miserable!!!! I have tried everything OTC for allergy medicine, but nothing really does the trick.
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From: San Diego CA
RE: Ah Choo!
Super-looking photo on the top-left there...I suspect the world now has an answer as to the origin of paisley...
Do you guys in the South have those particular bushes or trees or whatever that...for some reason...every spring, blossom with an odor that reminds one of spam jam? I honestly don't know which species it is, but riding around on a motorcycle really makes it hard to ignore--and I mean it's as unmistakable as it is pungent...but rarely piquant. [&:] Maybe a little pineapple juice in the sprinklers would help...
Do you guys in the South have those particular bushes or trees or whatever that...for some reason...every spring, blossom with an odor that reminds one of spam jam? I honestly don't know which species it is, but riding around on a motorcycle really makes it hard to ignore--and I mean it's as unmistakable as it is pungent...but rarely piquant. [&:] Maybe a little pineapple juice in the sprinklers would help...
