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<p>[QUOTE="42Skeezix, post: 7402, member: 40"]I wonder if she was using Hess nose putty. How many nose putty makers can there be?</p><p><br /></p><p>An aside. Every baseball thrown by a national league pitcher is first treated with mud from the banks of the Rancocas crick (yes, crick) which runs behind my house. A guy from Riverside N.J. harvests a bunch every year, packages it and sells it for rubbing baseballs. Apparently it's unique mud perfect for getting the shine off the balls. This is the ONLY source for this perfect mud. The exact location is very secret. The guy has been harvesting it for years after inheriting the business, and secret location from his father, who supplied baseball leagues everywhere, from the majors to little league, for many decades. </p><p><br /></p><p>It's called Lena Blackburn Rubbing Mud, and it is the only accepted rubbing mud out there.</p><p>I doubt a much higher demand for nose putty exists.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="42Skeezix, post: 7402, member: 40"]I wonder if she was using Hess nose putty. How many nose putty makers can there be? An aside. Every baseball thrown by a national league pitcher is first treated with mud from the banks of the Rancocas crick (yes, crick) which runs behind my house. A guy from Riverside N.J. harvests a bunch every year, packages it and sells it for rubbing baseballs. Apparently it's unique mud perfect for getting the shine off the balls. This is the ONLY source for this perfect mud. The exact location is very secret. The guy has been harvesting it for years after inheriting the business, and secret location from his father, who supplied baseball leagues everywhere, from the majors to little league, for many decades. It's called Lena Blackburn Rubbing Mud, and it is the only accepted rubbing mud out there. I doubt a much higher demand for nose putty exists.[/QUOTE]
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