That awful handstamp!
Franklin Vincenzi
For days after I go to a club, I carry the stamp that shows I've paid my
cover.
I am tired of looking like a piece of beef that has passed USDA inspection!
I hate it when people at work/school read my old stamp and smirk!
How does one remove this annoying little smudge from the skin?
Anyone?
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Franklin Vincenzi <f...@carson.u.washington.edu> wrote:
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>For days after I go to a club, I carry the stamp that shows I've paid my
>cover.
>
>I am tired of looking like a piece of beef that has passed USDA inspection!
>
>I hate it when people at work/school read my old stamp and smirk!
This club I went to once had a stamp that said "FUCK". Try wearing that one to
work :)
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Maria Ingold
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>How does one remove this annoying little smudge from the skin?
>
>Anyone?
>
One of those loofa sponges or those buff-pads (you know those
things that are supposed to remove layers and layers of skin :-) )
with soap and water works great. If that doesn't work try
alcohol (the rubbing kind, not the drinking kind -- save that for
drinking if it doesn't come off....)
Maria
Joerg Sauer
> How does one remove this annoying little smudge from the skin?
Simple. With a brush. And maybe some soap.
Hope that helps,
Joerg
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Josh
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>> How does one remove this annoying little smudge from the skin?
Just popped into my head... why not plan in advance? Get a bottle of liquid
latex. Paint it on the back of your hand. Then after they stamp you, peel it
off. Extra bonuses: come back on nights they use the same color/stamp, and
slap that thing back on your wrist with spirit gum... get in for free. :)
Amusing thing to do would be.. if they check when you go up to the bar to buy
a drink, or whatever, hold up the latex piece like a floppy badge or something.
"Ah, yes. I accidentally tore the skin off the back of my hand, but I ah..
saved it for later."
Josh.
(Or try Elmer's Glue if you just want to keep the buggered stamp off.)
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(Franklin Vincenzi) wrote:
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> For days after I go to a club, I carry the stamp that shows I've paid my
> cover.
>
> I am tired of looking like a piece of beef that has passed USDA inspection!
>
I tend to wear shoulder length gloves, so I usually get stamped on my
shoulder. This is easier to cover up the next day, but if/when it does
show, it leads stupid people to say, "What's your tatoo say?" Duh.
I've had good luck removing these pesky little things with lotion (I use
nutriderm) and/or cold cream -- rub it firmly with a cotton ball or two.
It really depends on the ink. Sometimes hairspray will remove them.
(Helpful hint: hairspray removes most ink from fabric, not that ink shows
on black.) Also, try nail polish remover that contains acetone. Soap and
water, scrubbed with a washcloth can be effective as well.
Good luck!
jC
Daniel Ouellette
Franklin Vincenzi <f...@carson.u.washington.edu> wrote:
>How does one remove this annoying little smudge from the skin?
Ohh, you're just looking at it from the wrong angle. You ought to look upon
the stamp as a status symbol that says "Look, I _have_ a life." :)
As for getting it off.... I don't think it's anything a couple drops of
nitric acid wouldn't be able to remove. Plus it would make you that much
more pale in that spot. :)
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Andrew Bornyi
My solution has always been to turn my hand palm up so that
they stamp my palm or inner wrist. It wears off very quicky,
especially if you wash it.
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Joerg Sauer <j...@obelisk.muc.de> wrote:
>Franklin Vincenzi (f...@carson.u.washington.edu) wrote:
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>> How does one remove this annoying little smudge from the skin?
>
>Simple. With a brush. And maybe some soap.
>
>Hope that helps,
> Joerg
>
use it with a brush.
rog
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>This club I went to once had a stamp that said "FUCK". Try wearing that one to
>work :)
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>> cover.
No, it shows your level of hygene is below par.
M D Jaques
H. Cummins
>CHEESEGRATER!
my sentiments exactly... or amputation ...
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Raven
> >CHEESEGRATER!
> my sentiments exactly... or amputation ...
Mmmmm... yum yum...
> holly->|wall
> *h@o&l#l{y*
Hmmmm... or so it seems... :)
Raven. (*drool* - think of all that *blood*)
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