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[AssHattery]

Poison ivy can die in a f*cking fire....

[Black_Lotus]

Poison ivy has got nothing on poison sumac.
However, both suck ass. Good luck with that
brotha.

[Ezekiel]

Poison ivy can die in a f*cking fire....

Could be worse, my Dad had it one time in his lungs from putting some Poison Ivy through a chipper with other branches and such (He didn't realize that it was in there with all the other brush.).

[Halcomb]

Yeah, I got f*cked up by some poison oak a while back. Of course hiking in flip-flops through thick woods/beach hike paths is not recommended even if sh*t-faced drunk especially if sh*t-faced drunk.

[wondergod]

If you god damn jungle bunnies didn't go prancing through the forest you wouldn't have this problem.

P.S. Halcomb drinks cosmopolitans.

[MainEvent]

Immune to Poison Ivy, b*tches!

[Constantine]

Yeah me too. I was pulling some "vines" out at the lake a while back and a landscaper who was helping me about sh*t his pants. I was pulling on poison ivy or oak. I've been removing those weeds for the last 4 years. Must be immune.

[AssHattery]

sh*tty thing is that i was "immune" for quite a few years but i guess your body can develop the allergy over multiple exposures so one day your going to grab the vine and get f*cked lol.... but then again maybe not. It hasn't itched much and just have large patches of rash\blistery things im thinking it was poison parsnip which i guess the parsnip juice + ultraviolet light = f*cking burn but im not too shure all i know its that it f*cking sucks

[Ezekiel]

sh*tty thing is that i was "immune" for quite a few years but i guess your body can develop the allergy over multiple exposures so one day your going to grab the vine and get f*cked lol.... but then again maybe not. It hasn't itched much and just have large patches of rash\blistery things im thinking it was poison parsnip which i guess the parsnip juice + ultraviolet light = f*cking burn but im not too shure all i know its that it f*cking sucks

The reaction caused by poison ivy, urushiol-induced contact dermatitis, is an allergic reaction. Around 15%[8] to 30%[9] of people have no allergic response, but most people will become sensitized with repeated or more concentrated exposure to urushiol. Reactions can progress to anaphylaxis. Over 350,000 people are affected by poison ivy annually.[10]

I remember a teacher talking about it once. But basically Everyone has a starting resistance to poison ivy but once that dam breaks the reactions get worse and worse each time you get it.

[Constantine]

Just keep your hands off your balls for a week and you will be fine. Mucous membranes don't like IgE mediated hypersensitivity reaction.