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   briatollah said, 6 months ago

   Owwwww!!!!! Anyone else ever burn themselves with hot glue?
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   margueritem said, 6 months ago

   @briatollah

   I was thinking the same thing, OUCH!!
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   Rista said, 6 months ago

   Owww Yes, I have Britollah and Gene had best be paying more attention to Sandra from now on.
   That’s gonna leave a mark!
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   beviek said, 6 months ago

   @Rista

   Owww Yes, I have Britollah and Gene had best be paying more attention to Sandra from now on.
   That’s gonna leave a mark!

   …………………………………………….

   A mark? Half his forehead is going to be blistered. Sandra is steamed .

   

   He’s not gonna get out of this without date nights.
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   briatollah said, 6 months ago

   @beviek

   I guess that’s one way to keep your toupee secured.
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   briatollah said, 6 months ago

   I haven’t seen a BS before that was this mean-spirited.
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   Radish said, 6 months ago

   The shady side of Ballard St.
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   beviek said, 6 months ago

   @Briatollah
   Me either. It may be that Mr. V. isn’t very familiar with glue guns. I think there are some low heat ones, but I doubt they splatter the glue like that. That’s hot !! Yikes!!
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   SusanSunshine said, 6 months ago

   Wow…. even LOW melt glue, which is what most people use for floral and other crafts involving cloth, is hotter than boiling water and sticks to the skin in a heat-retaining blob!

   
   The more old-fashioned hot melt glue causes 3rd degree burns!

   Yeah, I’m thinking the cartoonist doesn’t realise how horrible that would be…
   and how likely to get in poor Gene’s eyes.
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    beviek said, 6 months ago

    Sandra is …………………….

    Bad to the Bone
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    afficionado said, 6 months ago

    next she will get attention from the cops
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    beviek said, 6 months ago

    Hey Radish

    Ink a dink a doo
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    beviek said, 6 months ago

    @Affie

    Hey, do you think Gene will bail her out?
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    SusanSunshine said, 6 months ago

    When I bought one of the first small, inexpensive glue guns for craft use,
    they were all high-melt.

    
    It didn’t have an on-off switch, so you had to control the flow with finger pressure on the glue stick or rear aperture.

    I never had spatters like that…. but the melted glue was runny and dripped from the nozzle.

    
    When you pulled it away from the work, it stretched like rubber cement, making strings that stuck to everything and could burn your skin.

    
    It made such a mess I gave it away.
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    SusanSunshine said, 6 months ago

    Bev — another emoticon, I see…. did you use a glue gun to put it in there?
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