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Topic	Is there a good solution for itchy mosquito bites?
HylianPaladin 10/08/18 5:31:54 PM #34:	GreenKnight127 posted... Personally, I let my fingernails grow for a few days, and then I scratch the mosquito bites vigorously until they burst open a little bit. Just kinda shaving down a few layers of skin until they get juicy. It's never from blood though, it's just juicy from pus and a clear watery substance that was saturating the mosquito bite. Then after a few hours, the little clear scabbie hardens. And then I rip it off with such delight. This sometimes gets the wound to actually bleed now. Which makes a legit blood scab. Which I also then rip off, with much delight. This creates another scab. And another scab. Each mosquito bite can usually get me anywhere from 5-10 decent deep scabs to dig up. Eventually the skin gets so pink/purple that it will no longer scab. And then, after a few months....the "scarred" area fades away into the rest of my skin around it. And you can't even see it. It was a fun ride. Thank you, Mrs. Mosquito. (note how I said "Mrs." because only female mosquitoes bite. How typical, eh bros!? holds hand up for a high five he will never actually receive) I heard only PREGNANT female mosquitoes bite. So is it bitch-slapping if we kill a female mosquito? Does this mean the ones that only buzz are the fellas distracting us so their lady mosquitoes can eat? Such loyalty in mosquitoes, good Arceus almighty. --- 3DS: Jen 2380-2574-5132 Animal Crossing Pocket Camp: Paladin 3262 2332 436 <cite>HylianPaladin posted [p:910189018] in Is there a... [t:77074636]...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote>Personally, I let my fingernails grow for a few days, and then I scratch the mosquito bites vigorously until they burst open a little bit. Just kinda shaving down a few layers of skin until they get juicy. It's never from blood though, it's just juicy from pus and a clear watery substance that was saturating the mosquito bite. Then after a few hours, the little clear scabbie hardens. And then I rip it off with such delight. This sometimes gets the wound to actually bleed now. Which makes a legit blood scab. Which I also then rip off, with much delight. This creates another scab. And another scab. Each mosquito bite can usually get me anywhere from 5-10 decent deep scabs to dig up. Eventually the skin gets so pink/purple that it will no longer scab. And then, after a few months....the "scarred" area fades away into the rest of my skin around it. And you can't even see it. It was a fun ride. Thank you, Mrs. Mosquito. (note how I said "Mrs." because only female mosquitoes bite. How typical, eh bros!? holds hand up for a high five he will never actually receive)</quote> I heard only PREGNANT female mosquitoes bite. So is it bitch-slapping if we kill a female mosquito? Does this mean the ones that only buzz are the fellas distracting us so their lady mosquitoes can eat? Such loyalty in mosquitoes, good Arceus almighty. --- 3DS: Jen 2380-2574-5132 Animal Crossing Pocket Camp: Paladin 3262 2332 436</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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