Beaver tail aspirin?
1 posted on
03/22/2011 7:06:43 PM PDT by
decimon
To: SunkenCiv; neverdem
2 posted on
03/22/2011 7:07:21 PM PDT by
decimon
To: decimon
The oil found in the glands at the base of its tail contains salicylic acid (aspirin) which was used as medicine for headaches and fever in the middle ages.
Too much information.
3 posted on
03/22/2011 7:09:29 PM PDT by
Nepeta
To: decimon
4 posted on
03/22/2011 7:09:46 PM PDT by
JoeProBono
(A closed mouth gathers no feet - Visualize)
To: decimon
9 posted on
03/22/2011 7:17:22 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(Remember the River Raisin! (look it up))
To: decimon
No wonder the birth rate is so low.
11 posted on
03/22/2011 7:22:03 PM PDT by
dynachrome
("Our forefathers didn't bury their guns. They buried those that tried to take them.")
To: decimon
“Beaver tail aspirin?”
“The oil found in the glands at the base of its tail contains salicylic acid (aspirin) which was used as medicine for headaches and fever in the middle ages.”
Well, I understand they like to chew on young willow trees, I guess that’s where they’d get it.
To: decimon
I guess the Brits were a little too hard on the Beaver.
17 posted on
03/22/2011 7:48:50 PM PDT by
reagan_fanatic
(A communist is just a liberal in a hurry)
To: decimon
When I was a boy they had beaver up some of our mountain creeks. They helped create meadows and the fishing was great. Beaver feaver caused the authorities to trap them all so they wouldn’t have to worry about the water supply.
Now, not many fish, everything is overgrown, trails all washed away, just not that fun to hike, let alone camp up those creeks anymore. I miss them.
21 posted on
03/22/2011 8:19:50 PM PDT by
Dogbert41
(Sorry for typos: typed with IPhone)
To: decimon
To: decimon
25 posted on
03/22/2011 9:30:42 PM PDT by
ottbmare
(off-the-track Thoroughbred mare)
To: decimon
“June, I’m Home”.
“Ward, I’m worried about the Beav”.
35 posted on
03/25/2011 6:36:37 PM PDT by
alarm rider
(The left will always tell you who they fear the most. What are they telling you now?)
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