Ointment Magnets

Rust-eze is a pharmaceutical company in a world inhabited entirely by living cars which sells medicated bumper ointment, made to remove rust from the bumpers of cars. It originates from the 2006 animated film Cars and has appeared in all of its subsequent sequels and spinoffs.

The armoured bears have been using bloodmoss for healing for generations - now Jopary has made it into this handy travel ointment

This is the end all be all ointment for your saddle and harness galls. Say no to chaffing!

Rust-eze is a medicated bumper ointment with a specialized rear end formula for cars with rusty bumpers wanting to eradicate rust. Rust-eze was created in 1990 by Rusty and Dusty Rust-eze and quickly grew to become the top-selling bumper ointment in the United States. In 2016, it was sold to a businessman, named Sterling, though he only held on to it for one year before selling it to Dinoco.

Vintage Rust-eze Bumper Ointment 1990

Rust-eze is a medicated bumper ointment with a specialized rear end formula for cars with rusty bumpers wanting to eradicate rust. Rust-eze was created in 1990 by Rusty and Dusty Rust-eze and quickly grew to become the top-selling bumper ointment in the United States. In 2016, it was sold to a businessman, named Sterling, though he only held on to it for one year before selling it to Dinoco.

Rust-eze is a medicated bumper ointment with a specialized rear end formula for cars with rusty bumpers wanting to eradicate rust. Rust-eze was created in 1990 by Rusty and Dusty Rust-eze and quickly grew to become the top-selling bumper ointment in the United States. In 2016, it was sold to a businessman, named Sterling, though he only held on to it for one year before selling it to Dinoco.

As much as many don't like flies - they are an essential part to the ecosystem of life and without them the World would not exist and function as it does do... All animals are fascinating and have a nervous network and some cognitive capacity... So if you can avoid swotting to kill them if possible by allowing them out of the window then do so... Sometimes it is unavoidable and for health reasons they should be kept out of food preparation areas... but they are quite interesting - except when they bite! Was bitten twice by horsefly last week! :-/ Luckily not all flies bite! :D

Natural topical analgesic. Nature always knows better

Natural topical analgesic. Nature always knows better

rusteze bumper ointment

Portrait of a wild horse

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From an original artwork by the English artist & Colourist Tony Broadbent. An easy picture, part of the " Coloring in book " series, makes an ideal fabric pattern, gadget cover etc ----------=======000 Thanks for looking - enjoy Taken and adapted digitally from a photograph of the original work by the British artist Tony Broadbent these images done in my style are now placed as new works in a modern idiom and are available on a multitude of Redbubble products. Copyright in place. I have the right to sell products containing this artwork, This work contains none of the following - (1) any featured company’s name or logo, (2) any featured person’s name or face, and (3) any featured words or images created by so...

Potion Label: Invisibility Ointment (results pending). Apply liberally and wait for spectacularly inconclusive results. Or not. Funny Halloween label.

Fly stare down with my camera.

A gecko finds the fly in the ointment

A baby crocodile heard that there ae flies in the ointment

"KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF FIVE HUNDRED. FOR BEST RESULTS SACRIFICE A SMALL MAMMAL XANROC THEN APPLY EVENLY TO INTERIOR OF EYEBALL. WOULD YOU LIKE TO SELL DR. FLIMFLAM PRODUCTS? CONTACT A REPRESENTATIVE AT A COVERED WAGON NEAR YOU." Side effects may include: flight, invulnerability, super strength, lickity speed and the ability to command the loyalty of sea creatures.

Aloe vera very much.

It was a different time

No one beats kitty paws when it comes to giving relaxing massage.

The MUSTEROLE CO., manufacturer of a famous over-the-counter ointment, began in 1905 after pharmacist A. L. McLaren developed a mustard ointment at his Cedar and E. 97th St. drugstore. As the ointment's popularity grew, McLaren was unable to maintain his supply and eventually restricted its sale to regular customers. The mustard preparation's success convinced George Miller, owner of a nearby hardware store, to sell his store and invest in an expanded production and packaging facility for the product. After Miller and McLaren mobilized additional investors, the Musterole Co. was incorporated in 1907. The company soon moved to 4612 St. Clair and then to 1748 E. 27th St. The medication, known as Musterole, was used to relieve chest congestion