Rickochet "Red Medicine", as it was called back then.
But it turned the wound orange. 🤔

    johnnydoom I do remember friends with curious orange wounds. My mom doused cuts with rubbing alcohol.

    My dad was a barber in the 50's and did straight razor shaves. I don't think he had many boo boos but would occasionally nick a mole or something and it would bleed like crazy. He had a little medicine bottle on the back counter with a blood red liquid I think he called "old granny." He would dab that on a towel and touch it on the wound and it would seal the wound immediately even before the customer quit screaming. I think that one little bottle lasted his whole career.

        Rickochet a blood red liquid I think he called "old granny."

        Liquid fire....cauterization purposes only.....do not sip nor guzzle!

          sdandrea1 Today is National Popcorn Day. I plan to eat accordingly this evening with a Liam Neison movie.

          Plenty to choose from, seems like a new one drops weekly

            Randon Thought:

            We have Peter Mark Roget to thank for his wonderful book, and we celebrate his creation on National Thesaurus Day on January 18!

            Roget started the book in 1848 and finished in 1852 with 15,000 words. The book’s full original title was “Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases Classified and Arranged so as to Facilitate the Expression of Ideas and Assist in Literary Composition.”

            sdandrea1 Today is National Popcorn Day. I plan to eat accordingly this evening with a Liam Neison movie.

            You slut!

                You popcorn guys ever heard of diverticulosis? Best watch that non digestible stuff. You won't know you have it, until it's too late (diverticulitis). Corn is a killer as well.

                  I'll bet the bot has a nice set of nuts. 😜

                  Never really noticed, but the ceiling in my office is very high. I could swing a driver in here if it weren't for the desk.