Grabber Foot Warmers! Ready, Set!!!!

[Jennie@ifish]

I saw a topic on keeping your feet warm. Here is the solution! It sure helps me feeties!

Want to win some? I have a small/medium and a medium/lg to give away...

Here are the rules of the road:

Be the first back to this thread, to answer the question, correctly.
If you have won in the last month, please give someone else a chance.
If I screw up, I can't be held responsible for giving out multiple prizes, OK? :smile:
Any edited answers are disqualified.
Only one guess per person.
You must send me your mailing address, if you win, within two hours, so that I don't get all mixed up with contests! If you do not, I will give the prize to the next person in line.
Please put the item you won in the e mail header!

Follow me to the Grabber Web Site!

OK, here are the questions:

First, do you use pink worms? :smile:

and the second, question:

How should you NOT use Foot warmers?

There is a list, and it starts with

DO NOT USE FOOT WARMERS:

Copy it, and paste it here. Be the first to correctly do so, and you'll be the lucky winner of two pairs of foot warmers. Hey, I'll even throw in an ifish decal, and a hand warmer, too!

YOU MUST ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS! :smile: :smile: :smile:

Jen

[Boatdog]

DO NOT USE FOOT WARMERS:

With bare feet or sheer hosiery

With sandals or open shoes
No pink worms for me.

On parts of the body other than the feet

With infants or small children

On bruising or swelling

On infected areas, frostbite, or desensitized skin

While sleeping

[Crayfin]

YES I DO











Enter your ZIP


DO NOT USE TOE WARMERS:

Applied directly to your skin

On parts of the body other than the toes

With infants or small children

On bruising or swelling

On frostbite or desensitized skin

While sleeping



CAUTION:

Children, the elderly, the handicapped and those unable to remove Toe Warmer by themselves should be supervised when using this product. Persons with diabetes, poor circulation, nerve damage or paralysis should not use except as directed by a physician. Remove Toe Warmer immediately if it becomes uncomfortably hot. If used incorrectly, higher temperatures may occur, causing burns. For EXTERNAL use only. Do not puncture Toe Warmer or allow contents to contact eyes or mouth. Consult physician if swallowed.



CRAYFIN

[ 12-31-2003, 09:08 AM: Message edited by: crayfin ]

[Crayfin]

YES I DO


DO NOT USE TOE WARMERS:

Applied directly to your skin

On parts of the body other than the toes

With infants or small children

On bruising or swelling

On frostbite or desensitized skin

While sleeping

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crAYFIN

[Mrdorkfish]

yes..pink worms,

DO NOT USE FOOT WARMERS:

With bare feet or sheer hosiery

With sandals or open shoes

On parts of the body other than the feet

With infants or small children

On bruising or swelling

On infected areas, frostbite, or desensitized skin

While sleeping

Oh well..i tried :smile:

MrDorkfish [img]graemlins/dork.gif[/img]

Louis

[wts]

1)Yes I use Pink worms.
2) DO NOT USE FOOT WARMERS:

*

With bare feet or sheer hosiery
*

With sandals or open shoes
*

On parts of the body other than the feet
*

With infants or small children
*

On bruising or swelling
*

On infected areas, frostbite, or desensitized skin
*

While sleeping
I'll Need the large size Please.
Thanks for the opprotunity!
Bill

[letsfish]

No

DO NOT USE FOOT WARMERS:

With bare feet or sheer hosiery

With sandals or open shoes

On parts of the body other than the feet

With infants or small children

On bruising or swelling

On infected areas, frostbite, or desensitized skin

While sleeping

[Jennie@ifish]

Sorry, Boatdog, two questions... Bummer!

Thanks, Crayfin. You seem to be the first to answer both questions!

Now, get out there and wear those warmers! I keep a fresh package of both in my tackle bag, just in case the bite is on, and I'm starting to get cold.

Bill and I also keep a stash in each boat.

You just never know when the bite is going to turn on, and you don't want to freeze out, when it does!
They are available through both the web site, and at your local fishing and outdoors shops.

Jen

[Carpe piscis]

YES I DO


DO NOT USE TOE WARMERS:

Applied directly to your skin

On parts of the body other than the toes

With infants or small children

On bruising or swelling

On frostbite or desensitized skin

While sleeping

[Boatdog]

Jen,

They are both answered in the post. :whazzup:

[Jennie@ifish]

OH SHOOT! My eyes are bleary. I didn't sleep much, cuz I kept getting up to look at the (melting) snow! :smile:

Cray, send me your address. Because of the goofup, I will send you a prize, too.

However, Boat dog wins the big one!

Both of you, please send me your mailing addresses, asap! Going to the post office, soon!

Congrats! -- and oops!

Jen

[Boatdog]

Thanks, Jen. You're to cool!

Woo-Hoo, I'll have warm feet and hands for the Sturgeon Derby, and I'll be putting my FIFTH Ifish decal on the boat!

I knew all of this talk about cold feet and hands was gonna lead somewhere!

A warm Boatdog says "Thank you"