Is There Any Earthworm Suppliers In Chiang Rai ?

[In the Rai!]

I-T-R .... you have WAY too much time on your hands! (Cute!)

Jdinasia,

Yes I do,

I have gone from one extreme to the other, from having no time to too much time!

Mind you I did start a thread about fun things to do in Chiang rai to help me with my time issues..

In The Rai!

[svenivan]

I had an x-wife with worms in her legs, but didn't know how to harvest them.

Wooden legs? She had two wooden legs? Interesting....

[mumbojumbo]

Wooden legs? She had two wooden legs? Interesting....

No, These were in the meat of her real legs. You look at the workers that spend a lot of time

in the fields, and you can see them, kinda like vericous veins, but running the wrong directions.

[fxm88]

I had an x-wife with worms in her legs, but didn't know how to harvest them.

Guinea worms?

"The traditional way to get rid of [the worm] is to wrap [its] head around a stick and twist very slowly - one turn of the stick per day-for weeks or months, depending on how long [the worm] is." (That ancient treatment gave rise to the snake-curled-around-a-pole symbol of the medical profession.)" -- "World's worst science jobs", tvnz.co.nz