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Jerry Friedman, T. O. Panelist
Quinetrol is the name of a synthetic oestrogen, but I can't see any definite
evidence that it is used for sheep. With all the pharmaceutical spam around,
it's not esasy to search for that kind of thing.
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Regards
John
for mail: my initials plus a u e
at tpg dot com dot au
"Eternal Quinol" seems to be some sort of anti-aging cream, possibly
made from sheep's placentas (they're not saying).
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David
The title of the question would seem to suggest that this is some cure
for haemorrhoids.
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James
Nothing to do with flies, but is an ovine prophylactic a sheeps-gut
condom? Not sure where that gets us though.
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David
But you have to unzip your fly before donning it!
Doe, a deer, a female deer, comes into it slightly also.
Michael Hamm
TO Hinter
>> Unpeel an equine troll to get an ovine prophylactic.
>
>Doe, a deer, a female deer, comes into it slightly also.
Tra la la, tra la lee.
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VB
T. O. Panellist
I was thinking along those lines with Trojan being a brand of condom.
But didn't get anywhere. If you unpeel the Trojan horse, you get a
bunch of Greeks.
Ecofleece sounds sheepish.
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Richard Bollard
Canberra Australia
To email, I'm at AMT not spAMT.
Now you have me thinking of knapsacks. Bloody STS.
Perhaps it's the Rose of Tralee. Rose, roes, doe deer, roe deer, John
Doe and Richard Roe - there's no end to this. I will arise and go now.
There's nothing useful here.
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franzi
>>>>> Unpeel an equine troll to get an ovine prophylactic.
>>>>
>>>>Doe, a deer, a female deer, comes into it slightly also.
>>>
>>>Tra la la, tra la lee.
>>
>>Now you have me thinking of knapsacks. Bloody STS.
>That children's choir is still singing it.
>
>Perhaps it's the Rose of Tralee. Rose, roes, doe deer, roe deer, John
>Doe and Richard Roe - there's no end to this. I will arise and go now.
>There's nothing useful here.
Not caves but staves.
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VB
T. O. Unhelpful
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Peter Moylan, Newcastle, NSW, Australia. http://www.pmoylan.org
For an e-mail address, see my web page.
With lint in your navel and sand in your tea.
The ovine prophylactic is a procedure, not a drug.
The world's first sheep dip was invented and produced by George Wilson
of Coldstream, Scotland in 1830. That dip was based on arsenic powder
and was exported by Package Steamer from nearby Berwick Upon Tweed.[4]
At least this reference names the Berwicks. Can't find that
Quinetrol, but quinestrol is a anti-ovulant.
It's a procedure that, controversially, often doesn't involve drugs.
Mulesing
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Ray
UK
Thank you!
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VB
T. O. Sheep Torturer
Yet another Cormo is headed your way. This one is fly-proof.
The Panel either apologizes for or gloats over the red herring of
"quinetrol".
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Jerry Friedman, T. O. Sheepflayer