[nygiantsfan3342]

Originally Posted by Clipper

I think I have over-oiled my Paulsons. This is the 4th oiling they have had this week.

I'll be the first to ask: Why would you oil them 4 Times? Didn't you notice that they didn't get any prettier after the second oiling?

[TheMightyJim2k]

as jojo referenced. I believe this is a not funny troll post. come on guys, stop poking him.

[Buzzerbeater]

Originally Posted by the3rd

My one year old niece likes to use Paulsons for teething. This shouldn't be a problem, should it?

Nope. The lead will make her more smarterer.

[Clipper]

Yes it is a problem - she could choke on one!!!!!! Seriously. I really hope this is intended as humor.

[Clipper]

This was a humorous post. It was interesting to see that they can actually sweat though! I never would have thunk it.

[beekeeper]

Originally Posted by jdunford

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"Alas, poor red Cherry. I knew him, Horatio."

LOL--one of my favorite lines.

[Ulysses]

[Damon]

Originally Posted by Clipper

I think I have over-oiled my Paulsons. This is the 4th oiling they have had this week. Anyway, I dried them off really good, and later they had oil beaded up on them (like they were sweating mineral oil or something). I dried them off again, and later same result - beaded up mineral oil.

Have I screwed them up? How do I remove the excess mineral oil?

[xtyler92]

Originally Posted by the3rd

My one year old niece likes to use Paulsons for teething. This shouldn't be a problem, should it?

Might be if there is lead in the chip. Might want to be careful.

[7thSeat]

Originally Posted by Clipper

I dried them off really good, and later they had oil beaded up on them (like they were sweating mineral oil or something). I dried them off again, and later same result - beaded up mineral oil.

This is clearly a case for the Vatican.

Now back to chiping