Jellyfish can be very nasty, even deadly.
Pee on stings.
Roight, pee, is composed of some vin-E-gar, roight, soooe, just pee on 'er?
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Never had vinegar in my beach trip checklist. I suppose I’d have to hope there was a chippy handy.
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Yah don’t need any packed, just hydrate mate.
Vinegar-engaged.
Anecdotal: I got stung as a kid on a beach somewhere, and pee worked. That is all, m8.
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Well, I’ll be. Is that seal broken though? Looks a bit dodgy.
I grew up on the west coast of the US, and we only got really tiny jellies, and only sometimes. (I say tiny, but it’s relative.)
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Dodgy nots, pees works.
I felt the sting and peed on
Soothing pee, golden.
(probably fake)
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Vinegar treatment stations are pretty common on popular beaches that have stingers/box jellyfish in season. And most charter boats/surf lifesavers/first aid stations will keep a bottle of it around. Very hot water can also work, depending on what’s stung you.
Just in case:
http://www.stjohnnsw.com.au/bites-and-stings-quick-guide/
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If you do, arc off of foliage, first. Pro-pee-tip.
I’m not sure whether this is a danger sign or not:
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Notice: Hentai Ahead
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Suspend your equipment carefully…
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(@Missy_Pants introduced this in the BBS, I simply stole it)
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Wherever this Scottie dog behavior is allowed?
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