attached. Maybe, don't name them." Great comedy bit on allergies in schools that had me in total stitches. Re: Fallen acorns a threat to kids with allergies 1 week ago Quote: Originally Posted by Cannuck I don't think it was exposure she was worried about. She made reference to bullies. I know of a kid (actually he is 21 now) with a severe peanut allergy and he was bullied in his younger days. Some kids would tell him that they were going to hold him down and fill his mouth with peanut butter. I just think that goes a little beyond "exposure". It's kind of like telling someone on the Titanic that they may experience some wetness. Dexter Sinister +2 #29 Re: Fallen acorns a threat to kids with allergies 1 week ago Quote: Originally Posted by karrie "You might want to try not getting attached. Maybe, don't name them." Great comedy bit on allergies in schools that had me in total stitches. Ah, that tweaked my memory. Took me a while to find it, but I guess now I have to confess to plagiarism. Starts around 6:20 in this little video. though I think it's worth watching the rest of it to get there, this guy's pretty good. In my defense, it was 11 years ago, I can't be expected to remember who said everything I've ever heard anybody say. Simon B Cotter - Just For Laughs 2001 - YouTube karrie +3 #30 Re: Fallen acorns a threat to