Note to Moderator - I wrote this in the Survivor Echo and later thought that my idea could be of help to readers in other echos.
Thank You for allowing My OFF TOPIC Post.

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* Originally on: 09-04-20 20:02

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Howdy!,

I think that a "Baby Bottle Brush" is the ultimate Back Scratcher I have
tried using.

Just thought I'd tell about my discovery to those who read this echo.

The "Bottle Brush" I have, has a long handle of twisted wires.

I can use it all over my back.

As Jerry Clower tells about the feller up in the tree top with a Lynx
who hsd tp hollor out to his friends on the ground:

"Just shoot up here amongst us, One of us just has to have some relief".

The Bottle Brush is a lot better than the plastic Back Scratcher that has
the shape of a very small hand on the end of it that I won while trying
to win one of the better prizes at a Game of Chance in the Arcade at a Amusement Park years ago.

The long tiny handle broke when I used it many years ago and the pieces were thrown in the trash.

I threw those pieces away long before any "Recycling Program" was thought of
to recycle plastic to keep it out of the trash or getting in the waterways.

I will keep using that Bottle Brush (or a replacement for it) as a Back Scratcher, until I learn of some other way to scratch what itches on my back that works better.

It works for Me!, but I'm open to learn of any other instrument that anyone uses or knows about that does the job as well or better.
Estecially if the cost for that other thing is very cheap.

I don't know what a Bottle Brush replacement sells for today but if I need
to buy another one the Scotchman part of me won't keep me from buying one
if I need another one.

73 de Ed W9ODR . .

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On 09-27-20 20:31, Ed Vance wrote to All <=-

I think that a "Baby Bottle Brush" is the ultimate Back Scratcher I
have tried using.

What distro does that run on and what repo do I need to install? :P


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Tony Langdon wrote to Ed Vance <=-

On 09-27-20 20:31, Ed Vance wrote to All <=-

I think that a "Baby Bottle Brush" is the ultimate Back Scratcher I
have tried using.

What distro does that run on and what repo do I need to install? :P

It's a FlatPak package that needs 150M of dependencies.


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On 09-29-20 02:17, Dennis Katsonis wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

Tony Langdon wrote to Ed Vance <=-

On 09-27-20 20:31, Ed Vance wrote to All <=-

I think that a "Baby Bottle Brush" is the ultimate Back Scratcher I
have tried using.

What distro does that run on and what repo do I need to install? :P

It's a FlatPak package that needs 150M of dependencies.

Haha. :)


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Hello Dennis!

29 Sep 2020 02:17, Dennis Katsonis wrote to Tony Langdon:

It's a FlatPak package that needs 150M of dependencies.

unpack latest kernel.org tarball ?


Regards Benny

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