whats the best way to draw a glass sliver out of your foot?
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I know this sounds painful (which it is to a degree), but if you leave it alone for a couple of days, it will soon fester, and you can easily remove it with a pair of tweezers or a needle. Make sure they are sterile before you do it, though. \n\nAnother way to do it is to get a good drawing salve, like Watkins drawing salve, or bag balm. Apply it to the site, and cover with a band aid. It will help to bring it to the surface so you can easily get it out.
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draw the outline of a human body outside of your front door and throw some religious pamplets around it
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Here is how it looks like: \n\nhttp://www.clwydneedlecrafts.force9.co.uk/howto.html\n\nAnd here is how yo do it: (scroll down)\n\nhttp://www.witchesstitches.com/stitchingeasy.html
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Run a safety pin through one end of the string.  Now put the pen slowly into the tunnel for the string.  Be careful that you don't push too hard.  Slowly work the pin through to the other end, that should do the trick.
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Use MSPaint.\nAnd do the free form select.
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do art together.  \nsewing, drawing, cutting, glueing.
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MAKE A RAINBOW \n\nMATERIALS:\n\nglass of water \nsheet of white paper \nthe sun \nPROCESS:\n\nFill the glass all the way to the top with water.\n\nPut the glass of water on a table so that it is half on the table and half off of the table. Be careful that the glass doesn't fall.\n\nThen, make sure that the sun can shine through the glass of water.\n\nAfter you do that, place the white sheet of paper on the floor.\n\nAdjust the piece of white paper and the glass of water until a rainbow forms on the paper.\n\nEXPLANATION:\n\nWhy does this happen? Light is made up of a lot of colors. Specifically, the colors are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. When light passes through the water, it is broken up into the colors seen in a rainbow.
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If i'm not mistaken:\n\nGet PCP pipe\nCut out a 3 inch piece\nPut it on your index finger\nSLIDE AWAY!!!!
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Take the 2 strings and cross them to make an X. Take one of the strings and loop it under the ^ shape. Pull. Take one string to make a loop and hold w/ your fingers. Take the other string and wrap it around the loop. Then take the middle of the second string and pull it up inside the "wraped" part. \n It is easier learning to tie your shoes visually. Ask somone to show you and/or go to:\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_2625_tie-shoes.html\nOR, to tie them fast...\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_3285_tie-shoes-fast.html
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First get a pencil and paper, draw w/e you saw, then put it on http://www.ebay.com
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1. Draw a square.\n2. Bisect the square top to bottom by drawing a line through its midpoint.\n3. Draw a diagonal line from the base of the bisecting line (at the bottom center of the square) to the outer, upper corner of the square. \n4. Using the diagonal line as the radius, drop an arc from the outer, upper corner of the square down to the baseline.\n5. Draw a line straight up from the point of intersection of the arc and the baseline. Extend the top edge of the square to meet this line and form a rectangle - it's golden.
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Make a 3d model and print it out using anim8or @ anim8or.com\n\nIf that is not in option, try using a styrafoam block and carve it.
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I tried to draw you one in MS Paint, but it didn't turn out too good... go here instead\nhttp://www.beyondlogic.org/keyboard/keybrd.htm
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Give Yourself a Pedicure Step #1: Remove polish from nails\nGiving yourself a professional pedicure is an 8-step process. The first step is to remove the old polish from your nails.\n\nInstead of cotton balls (which will leave fuzzies on your nails), use a cotton band, such as Miss Webril ($5.60 per box; 800-545-2506). Saturate the cotton band with acetone remover and rub off the old polish. If the color isn't coming off easily, press the saturated cotton on the nail & let it soak in first.\n\nTip for picking the perfect polish remover: Alcohol- and acetone-free removers are less drying, but don't work as well, especially on dark shades. Use the 'free' stuff on lighter shades\n\nGive Yourself a Pedicure Step #2 -- Cut & File Nails\nIt's best to use high quality clippers made for clipping toenails such as Tweezerman Deluxe ($10, tweezerman.com). To avoid ingrown nails, cut nail straight across, leaving about 1/8" of length. Make sure your nail doesn't extend over the tip of your toe.\n\nTo get a soft square shape, file nail around the corners slightly in one direction. (Hint: Don't use metal files, they'll rip your nails). Basic emory boards like the ones from Revlon work great, but if you want to go truly pro, try the Mehaz ingrown toenail file ($19, amazon.com) which allows you to easily lift nail corners for shaping.\n\nEmory board tip: The fine-grade surface is for smoothing the nail edge, while the coarser surface is for shortening & shaping nails.\nGive Yourself a Pedicure Step #3 -- Soak Your Feet\nFill a large flat-bottom bowl with warm water. Throw in bath salts, your favorite aromatherapy oils or Epsom salt & let your feet soak 5-10 minutes. The more cracked & calloused your feet, the longer they need to stay in. \n\nTrick only the pros know: Add a quarter cup of milk to your bath along with the essential oils & salts. The lactic acid in the milk loosens dead skin\n\nGive Yourself a Pedicure Step #4 -- Trim Cuticles\nApply cuticle remover to the base of each nail & rub it in (Sally Hansen, $4 at most drugstores works great). Leave on for a minute, then use an orangewood stick (Tweezerman works great) to gently push with a circular motion everywhere where skin meets the nail (including the sides). Be careful to remove skin only on top of the nail, don't touch the toe flesh.\n\nUse cuticle nippers (Mehaz nippers work best) to trim any loose skin. Be careful not to nip your toe flesh.\nGive Yourself a Pedicure Step #5 -- Scrub Your Feet\nApply an exfoliating body or foot scrub to a foot file or wet pumice stone to slough away the dead skin on the balls & heels of your feet. You'll want to scrub the balls, bottoms & sides of your heels & around the toes. To get the most leverage, sit on the side of a bathtub, facing inward. Remember tje pedicure motto, "smooth, don't remove." Stop if your foot turns bright red (you've scrubbed too hard). Remember, that tough skin is there for a reason.\n\nAny basic foot file or pumice stone from your drugstore will do the trick, but if you want the Cadillac of foot files, try Perfect Beauty certamic foot file, $20, 800-694-4866)\nGive Yourself a Pedicure Step #6 -- Moisturize\nDry feet thoroughly including between the toes & rub in a thick foot cream like Barielle Total Foot Care Cream ($19.50, barielle.com). Rub the feet & theh calves. Rehydrate cuticles by rubbing in a dab of cuticle oil. Wait 2 to 3 minutes\n\nGive Yourself a Pedicure Step #7 -- Polish Your Toes\nUse acetone remover to get rid of any excess oils on the nails (including the cuticle oil you just applied). Apply a thin base coat using 3 strokes, one down the middle, then one on each side. Don't paint the cuticle. Wait a minute before adding two coats of your favorite polish, then finish with a thin top coat (try quick-drying Seche Vite, $10 at ulta.com). Clean up any errors with an orangewood stick wrapped in cotton & dipped in acetonoe remover.\n\nLet nai
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Get someone to grab a magnifying glass, a needle and some tweezers. Get in some strong light and brace yourself for some digging around!  If you still can't get it out, then see if the local drug store has some "drawing ointment" - it helps to draw things like splinters closer to the surface so they can be more easily extracted!\n\nIn the mean time, fix up that hockey stick of yours!
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get a plastic bottle\nput fins on it\nput in vinegar\nget a cork, cut it down and put a small hole in it.\nput in baking soda and jam the cork in  fast.
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I used to do this. Cut the foot off the leg about 5 inches above the ankle. Skin the foot up to the hoof. But leave the skin attached to the hoof. Scrape any meat and  ligaments off the bone. Get a drill bit and remove bone marrow. Youll see its easy, 1/4 inch bit will do.Pack the foot with salt for about a week or 2 to totaly dry it out.  Bend some 1/4 inch threaded rod in an L shape to lay against the bone extending 1 inch past the bone. So you can bolt it to the board when your done. Lay the L shaped rod on the bone, pulling the hoof up into the L shape. Start sewing at the hoof. When you sew the hide back togather the rod holds the foot in the proper shape. The stiches hide easly in the fur. Remember scraping is very important leave nothing except hide and bone. Everything else get cut out.  Good luck.