Two hundred miles from home, five miles off the highway in a very small residential community out in the boondocks, on a gravel road, at 8 in the morning on a Saturday,
I found a garage sale.
Bigger than shit, about two hundred yards down the street from my brother’s vacation house.
The guy was just setting up and I found these.
Ten bucks apiece, I almost sprained my wrist trying to dig the money out of my pocket so fast.
One even came with a quality spout.
IF you can find them anymore, people are wanting fifty dollars each for these old gas cans around here anymore.
A little over 700 miles round trip, the old Beater Chebby never missed a beat.
Speaking of beat, I am.
I have a bunch of catching up to do but first I am going to kick back and take a nap.
It’s been a long day.
My thanks to Cederq for keeping the joint running like my old truck while I was gone.
UPDATE:
Just got a call from my Brother.
He and his girl plus a few hundred other people are sitting at a dead stop on the other side of Mt. Hood.
He has no internet so I did a quick search and found that BOTH DIRECTIONS four miles up the road from where he is sitting are closed due to a vehicle fire and there are no ways around.
Now I’m damn glad I got up early and hauled ass home and it sucks to be them.
Most people today, due to the failure of the education system, cannot do unit conversions because they were never taught how. So let me just tabulate the conversions by dosage strength and weight for the 1% Livestock Ivermectin Injectable Solution, which humans take orally by drinking it, which I strongly recommend everyone have on hand, kept in a cool, DARK place – but not the fridge. I have tabulated the dosages in both milliliters and American standard kitchen measuring TEAspoons. Note that even up to 300 pounds, every dose is LESS than 2 TEAspoons. Children and small adults will be taking 1 TEAspoon or less. Larger adults will be taking less than 2 TEAspoons. Please do not confuse TEAspoons with tablespoons. Tablespoons are much larger than TEAspoons. You want TEAspoons.
*Slightly blurred vision is a side-effect of the higher dose level. This is normal and passes immediately once you come off the Ivermectin. It is no cause for panic. I intentionally took a high dose earlier this year just to incite this blurred vision side effect, and it was no big deal, and passed immediately.
Please feel free to aggressively distribute the tables below – NO ATTRIBUTION NEEDED.
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AGGRESSIVE TREATMENT DOSE
0.6 milligrams Ivermectin per kilogram of bodyweight, converted to pounds of bodyweight and American measuring TEAspoons of the 1% Livestock Injectable Solution to be taken orally by drinking it. Round UP all dosages. Take daily with a meal for 5 days or until symptoms resolve. *Slightly blurred vision is a normal side effect which clears once dosing stops.
50-70 pounds (23-32kg): 19mg Ivermectin = 1.9 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 3/8thsmeasuring teaspoon 71-90 pounds (32-40kg): 24mg Ivermectin = 2.4 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution =1/2 measuring teaspoon 91-110 pounds (41-50kg): 30mg Ivermectin = 3.0 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 5/8ths measuring teaspoon 111-130 pounds (51-59kg): 36mg Ivermectin = 3.6 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 3/4 measuring teaspoon 131-150 pounds (60-68kg): 40.5mg Ivermectin = 4.1 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 7/8ths measuring teaspoon 151-170 pounds (69-77kg): 45mg Ivermectin = 4.5 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 scant measuring teaspoon 171-190 pounds (78-86kg): 48mg Ivermectin = 4.8 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 measuring teaspoon 191-210 pounds (87-95kg): 54mg Ivermectin = 5.4 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 1/8th measuring teaspoon 211-230 pounds (96-104kg): 60mg Ivermectin = 6.0 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 1/4 measuring teaspoon 231-250 pounds (105-113kg): 66mg Ivermectin = 6.6 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 3/8ths measuring teaspoon 251-270 pounds (114-122kg): 72mg Ivermectin = 7.2 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 1/2 measuring teaspoon 271-290 pounds (123-131kg): 78mg Ivermectin = 7.8 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 5/8ths measuring teaspoon 291-310 pounds (132-140kg): 84mg Ivermectin = 8.4 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 3/4 measuring teaspoon
PROPHYLACTIC/EXPOSURE DOSE
0.4 milligrams Ivermectin per kilogram of bodyweight, converted to pounds of bodyweight and American measuring TEAspoons of the 1% Livestock Injectable Solution to be taken orally by drinking it. Round UP all dosages.
50-70 pounds (23-32kg): 12mg Ivermectin = 1.2 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1/4measuring teaspoon 71-90 pounds (32-40kg): 16mg Ivermectin = 1.6 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 3/8ths measuring teaspoon 91-110 pounds (41-50kg): 20mg Ivermectin = 2.0 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = scant 1/2 measuring teaspoon 111-130 pounds (51-59kg): 24mg Ivermectin = 2.4 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1/2measuring teaspoon 131-150 pounds (60-68kg): 27mg Ivermectin = 2.7 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = scant 5/8ths measuring teaspoon 151-170 pounds (69-77kg): 30mg Ivermectin = 3.0 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 5/8ths measuring teaspoon 171-190 pounds (78-86kg): 32mg Ivermectin = 3.2 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = scant 3/4ths measuring teaspoon 191-210 pounds (87-95kg): 36mg Ivermectin = 3.6 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 3/4ths measuring teaspoon 211-230 pounds (96-104kg): 40mg Ivermectin = 4.0 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 7/8ths measuring teaspoon 231-250 pounds (105-113kg): 44mg Ivermectin = 4.4 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 scant measuring teaspoon 251-270 pounds (114-122kg): 48mg Ivermectin = 4.8 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 measuring teaspoon 271-290 pounds (123-131kg): 52mg Ivermectin = 5.2 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 1/8th measuring teaspoon 291-310 pounds (132-140kg): 56mg Ivermectin = 5.6 milliliters of the 1% Injectable Solution = 1 and 1/4 measuring teaspoon
I personally dose myself with Ivermectic at close to these dosing levels.
Again, Important, this is not medical advice. If you have questions, please consult with your doctor. Now that being said, some or most doctors and health care professional will not discuss or recommend it. It is FDA approved for human consumption. Ivermectic comes in different brand names and labels, check the ingredients label to verify it is Ivermectin. Caution, do not inject yourself it is an oral preparation, you will have to obtain a syringe to extract it from the bottle. You can buy the supplies at a farm store or Co-Op, they may ask you what you intend to use it for, just tell them you have a pig or sheep/goats, they can’t ask more then that. I use apple juice or orange juice, water even to dilute the Ivermectin, it does have a slight bitter taste.
I saw a this slide in camper on a pick up just the other day and looked up on the web. It’s base price, bare assed bones is $26,990… In the advertisement it used words like “Sustainable, Minimalist, Modular, Lean and Green.” I’ll say. 270 degree awning, $995, Removable camper Jacks, $1295, Roof Top tent, $5495, Two Burner Portable Cook Stove, $298, Fridge/Freezer, $1445, Stow a way Cassette Toilet, $995, Diesel Heater, $2495. There are other options available, equally expensive. I am not one to criticize too severely, but this is marketed to virtue signaling rich yuppies that have not a clue. The web site is www.ScoutCampers.com if ya want to take a gander.
