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I think I just discovered something that will save your itching problems from insect bites. First, get an ice cube and apply it to the area of the bite for 10-20 seconds. Then remove the ice cube and immediately apply warm water to the area. Repeat that one more time and there you go, temporary itching relief.

Either that or you stab yourself in the face.

microwave wrote:Either that or you stab yourself in the face.

I don't see how that would help with the itching.

fart in my face

Jotz wrote:I think I just discovered something that will save your itching problems from insect bites. First, get an ice cube and apply it to the area of the bite for 10-20 seconds. Then remove the ice cube and immediately apply warm water to the area. Repeat that one more time and there you go, temporary itching relief.

So I have to spend five minutes to get rid of itching for a couple of minutes?

Sounds like a lose/lose situation to me.

Here's a tip: Don't get bitten by insects.

I'd like to see you try.

Commodore wrote:I'd like to see you try.

ARE YOU PUTTING MY AWESOME KUNG-FU SKILZZ INTO DOUBT?

Or, or, you could just keep the ice on it. Then you'll be like "OH FUCK, COLD" rather than "OH FUCK, ITCH"

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microwave wrote:Either that or you stab yourself in the face.

quoted for truth.

thx 4 the hot tip!

My suggestion is to cut the bite open. It works.

FSFunky wrote:Here's a tip: Don't get bitten by insects.

Easy for you to say Funky. You don't go <i>outside</i>...

And not going outside is half the battle.

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I think I'd rather just scratch the itch than go through all that trouble.

Oh, and stabbing yourself in the face would help because you would focus on the pain of the blade rather than the itch.