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• The use of Stickum was banned by the NFL in 1981.
• The stickum has to be renewed regularly because rain washes it off.
• The sticky side goes onto the skin without any jelly or stickum.
• Many mechanical air filters are coated with a water-soluable " stickum ".
• Stickum was banned in the NFL in 1981, four years before Rice joined the league.
• "Hey, I didn't need any stickum to catch that ball,"
• McLane caught the ball so easily that some wondered if he found some stickum to put on his hands.
• He was also known for using Stickum before it was banned in 1981 in a rule bearing his name.
• Some environmentalists do not recommend this treatment because the stickum could stay on a bird's feet, imperiling its life.
• Place a second small bowl right side up on top of the upside-down one, using poster stickum to secure.
• But that's good because the stickum can be rinsed off with a hose before the awnings are put down for summer.
• Question is, has Rich Gannon started his last ? . . . Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 2004 Stickum Bowl.
• In January 2015, Rice admitted to regularly and illegally using the " stickum " substance throughout his career, including Super Bowl XXIII.
• Biletnikoff popularized the use of Stickum, an adhesive that many players applied to their hands to assist with catching and gripping the ball.
• The hazing that was a standard part of the NFL just a few years ago has gone the way of the head slap and stickum.
• "We ( pitchers ) don't complain when hitters use stickum on their hands or pine tar on their bats ."
• The use of adhesives such as Stickum was rule " in association with the Oakland Raiders defensive back known for his widespread use of Stickum.
• The use of adhesives such as Stickum was rule " in association with the Oakland Raiders defensive back known for his widespread use of Stickum.
• Rice's claim that " all players " in his era used stickum was quickly denied by Hall of Fame contemporaries Cris Carter and Michael Irvin.
• Some naturalists don't like the stickum, designed primarily against birds, because it could cause problems for animals that might get it on their feet.