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Dude, are you freakin crazy??? Just cut this stuff down or spray a chem to kill the plant. What if some innocent kid gets hit by this stuff. Please, for the love of God, do something before it’s too late!
There are some individuals that poison oak does not bother. Years ago a cowboy friend would pick some and wear it home.
Those type of individuals are in demand in areas that it grows like the mountains of Southern CA.
It would make a great border to keep intruders out.
Not sure but believe animals rubbing by it can bring it home to their owners if they later pet the animal.
I lived around poison oak at times and while I touched it a couple times it was never any big problem. By the way I was a little kid growing up when playing around poison oak over a period of many years, and if properly instructed by parents, and shown what poison oak looks like, it shouldn’t really be a problem.
Well there’s a lot of unorganic urban warfare going on. So, why not let God do your dirty work. I have been exposed to unorganic poison and organic poison and poison and I’m “Still Here” To all your poison loving friends and sneaky poison poisoners in this earth I have a message. It doesn’t work. It will only work if God wills it so. Even then the effects are temporary.
But the psychological effects on poisoners who wish to make someone sick or otherwise…….
Beware, because you are starting a path for self paranoia. The time comes when all things come back to you. Your own personal self initiated fear, other bad things like teeth falling out, sometimes helped by God, sometimes helped by fists.
My wife, daughter and I have 3 Peruvian Paso’s and they eat poison oak around our place like it’s going out of style! I’ve never heard of horses dining on poison oak and not having any problems digesting. These things must be tarded! (No offense to anyone mentally handycapped!) Also our 2 crazy dogs like to dine on our horses semi-fresh droppings. I think I’ll refrain from drinking our well water if it makes one have an appitite like that? I’ll stick to drinkin’ beer.
April 30th, 2008 at 9:14 pm
Dude, are you freakin crazy??? Just cut this stuff down or spray a chem to kill the plant. What if some innocent kid gets hit by this stuff. Please, for the love of God, do something before it’s too late!
May 2nd, 2008 at 11:56 pm
There are some individuals that poison oak does not bother. Years ago a cowboy friend would pick some and wear it home.
Those type of individuals are in demand in areas that it grows like the mountains of Southern CA.
It would make a great border to keep intruders out.
Not sure but believe animals rubbing by it can bring it home to their owners if they later pet the animal.
I lived around poison oak at times and while I touched it a couple times it was never any big problem. By the way I was a little kid growing up when playing around poison oak over a period of many years, and if properly instructed by parents, and shown what poison oak looks like, it shouldn’t really be a problem.
May 5th, 2008 at 2:06 pm
Organic Urban Warfare,
Well there’s a lot of unorganic urban warfare going on. So, why not let God do your dirty work. I have been exposed to unorganic poison and organic poison and poison and I’m “Still Here” To all your poison loving friends and sneaky poison poisoners in this earth I have a message. It doesn’t work. It will only work if God wills it so. Even then the effects are temporary.
But the psychological effects on poisoners who wish to make someone sick or otherwise…….
Beware, because you are starting a path for self paranoia. The time comes when all things come back to you. Your own personal self initiated fear, other bad things like teeth falling out, sometimes helped by God, sometimes helped by fists.
But if it’s a joke, ha ha
January 2nd, 2009 at 12:10 pm
My wife, daughter and I have 3 Peruvian Paso’s and they eat poison oak around our place like it’s going out of style! I’ve never heard of horses dining on poison oak and not having any problems digesting. These things must be tarded! (No offense to anyone mentally handycapped!) Also our 2 crazy dogs like to dine on our horses semi-fresh droppings. I think I’ll refrain from drinking our well water if it makes one have an appitite like that? I’ll stick to drinkin’ beer.