WVU vs. Pitt Backyard Brawl September 16th 2023 Shirt

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For the WVU vs. Pitt Backyard Brawl September 16th 2023 Shirt and by the same token and bat case, my first thought was “?!?!?”, but then I remembered how my wife reacts to spiders, and the thought of not informing her about a spider becomes slightly tempting. That said, my wife already knows that spiders do occasionally exist in our place, so if I got bit by one, I wouldn’t have to hide its existence. I actually found out in college that my childhood home had a horrific centipede problem that my dad hid extremely well. I’m grateful, but still disturbed lol I’ve asked my wife about whether the number of legs matters. Apparently, she’s more afraid of spiders than flies, and more afraid of centipedes than spiders. I theorize that millipedes might make her skeleton jump out of her body. Or the last guy in my home state who died of rabies because he was worried his wife would get upset if he told her he found a bat in the house.

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On one hand, that’s really sweet that he didn’t want to upset his wife. On the WVU vs. Pitt Backyard Brawl September 16th 2023 Shirt and by the same token and other, I feel like him dying of rabies would have been fairly upsetting. Yeah, the whole thing was super tragic. It took a long time for the doctors to diagnose it because he didn’t have any symptoms for close to a year after he was bit. They only figured it out when a friend of his mentioned the bat incident to his wife, but once symptoms start there’s basically nothing doctors can do. There definitely was a push throughout the state to educate people about rabies afterward, so at least there’s that. A deep puncture wound (like what you’d get from stepping on a needle) is impossible to get fully clean at home. For that, I would go to the doctor for help. But most cat bites/scratches I’ve had are actually relatively shallow, or torn open such that washing them out is actually possible. Those I’d care for at home and just keep an eye out to go in immediately if it starts swelling a lot/turning red and hot/ i spike a fever. Think the idea is to self treat immediately and get immediate help for an infection because those are nasty and progress quickly. Have seen it in a family member- 50 years of having cats and fine, but the one time an infection started it goddamn galloped and if I hadn’t happened to read about a similar (dogbite death) case and bullied them into going to the hospital that evening, it’d have been a surgical situation at best by the following day, instead of some draining and antibiotics.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.