g35s are for women
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Funny you post that. (Nevermind I am a woman).
Feminine Pads are very useful in first aid kits and I suggest people carry them in their kits. (And I don't mean for when Aunt Flow makes a suprise visit, Ladies!)
Pads are a great way to keep gaping and gushing wounds clean and safe. If you are bleeding from a wound, you need to cover it and keep blood loss at a low. And if you are treating someone else, you don't want to get their blood on you. So instead of using that little roll of gauze which will soak up all that blood in a matter of seconds, you use the pad. (I am SO not joking.) Since I am a teacher, I am First Aid trained and have certification in Blood-borne illness training as well. They say pads do a great job of keeping a wound clean, prevents major blood loss, absorbs blood and is lined inthe back with plastic (keeping you safe.)
Feminine Pads are very useful in first aid kits and I suggest people carry them in their kits. (And I don't mean for when Aunt Flow makes a suprise visit, Ladies!)
Pads are a great way to keep gaping and gushing wounds clean and safe. If you are bleeding from a wound, you need to cover it and keep blood loss at a low. And if you are treating someone else, you don't want to get their blood on you. So instead of using that little roll of gauze which will soak up all that blood in a matter of seconds, you use the pad. (I am SO not joking.) Since I am a teacher, I am First Aid trained and have certification in Blood-borne illness training as well. They say pads do a great job of keeping a wound clean, prevents major blood loss, absorbs blood and is lined inthe back with plastic (keeping you safe.)
Didn't know that. Interesting.
FUCK. I was looking to get a G35 coupe this year.
yeah lauren's right. They are very absorbant as we all know.
And a tampon does wonders in the nose if it's bleeding.
And a tampon does wonders in the nose if it's bleeding.
They are still pretty sick.HoboJoe said:Will also attract women, right?:dunno: ...........
My neighbor has one. She is HOT.
She always asks me if I could wash her car. I don't know why I haven't.
She always sees me washing my cars like 500x a week.
yeah pads are great for big wounds. We camp at this remote beach we call the "secret beach" well its a 15-20 min hike there and its very rugged. Lots of limestone, sharp jagged rocks because its on a cliff right. well one time my friend decided to make a fashionably late entrance. Armed on with the light of his cell fone he decided to make the trek with another friend. well he fuked up and fell down a ledge and messed up his fore arm right above his elbow. Huge gash and lots and lots of blood. Used a pad and he was good to go. I belive he had stiches inside and outside.
I think it goes in the passenger seat so the passenger doesn't ruin the fabric for when he's scared shitless.
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having a tampon or pad on hand in your car will get you bonus points if your lady friend needs one. you may not be able to cash in for a week but I could deal with that.
Not if you apply pressure and elevate the wound. (Like say it was on your forearm, you hold the pad down hard on the wound and hold your arm up over your head. Usually you elevate to over your heart. It's harder to pump blood up than down-hence your arm gets tingly if you hold it up too long.)SolaraTRD said:
Hmm... the more I think about it, the more "G35" sounds like a high-tech thong. :lol:
Actually, it goes in a compartment in the side of the fold-down arm rest in the middle of the rear seat (at least that's where it is in the sedan -- I don' know about coupes). Gee Wiseco, you can pass on the G if you want to, but all those girls in their Gs will be whooping up on you when the pedal hits the metal. As for me, I'm a fairly well testosterone saturated Marine Corps Colonel -- I guess I missed the "for girls" thing when I got mine. Frankly, I prefer Toyota build quality over Infiniti's by a mile, but the G will pretty much outsnort any Toyota short of a GS430 (don't say IS350, it can only keep up). Hmmmm, a reasonably priced rocket that doesn't torque-steer all over the place when pushed, but has a sanitary pad stuffed somewhere in the back -- OK by me. . .touringcamry said:
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