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DICK DICER posted:Yeah but the second I try to crawl under the trailer, well I can sympathize wholeheartedly with this except I'm usually staring down 500+ feet of freefall while they're attacking. Shits nightmarish.
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Rime posted:I can sympathize wholeheartedly with this except I'm usually staring down 500+ feet of freefall while they're attacking. Shits nightmarish. Now imagine it cave diving 
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quote:Capsaicin, the same chemical that makes you sweat and your eyes water when you eat hot peppers or Tabasco hot sauce, is the active ingredient of Tabasco and other hot-pepper insecticides. It doesn't affect insects in the same way that it does mammals, however. According to the National Pesticide Information Center, capsaicin appears to disrupt metabolic processes, damage membranes and cause nervous system dysfunction. Was already gonna make a new batch of hot sauce for 14 (and anyone else interested) this weekend, I just scored some beautiful habs, ghosts, and Carolina reapers. Now it is clearly imperative in the war against dave's insect overlords (if nothing else the gas attack alone should fumigate the trailer)
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Deteriorata posted:>YOU ARE SURROUNDED BY A SWARM OF ANGRY HORSE FLIES. THEY ARE PREPARING TO STRIKE. WHAT TO DO DO? >EAT MAILBOX
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Was already gonna make a new batch of hot sauce for 14 (and anyone else interested) this weekend, I just scored some beautiful habs, ghosts, and Carolina reapers. Now it is clearly imperative in the war against dave's insect overlords (if nothing else the gas attack alone should fumigate the trailer) Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce.
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Adiabatic posted:Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce. Not an emptyquote.
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Adiabatic posted:Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce.
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Adiabatic posted:Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce.
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Dave have you tried watkins lotion as a bug repellant? I used that when I worked in Northern Ontario and while bugs will still divebomb your eyes you can generally protect yourself enough to work with both hands if you wear a collared dress shirt and a tee-shirt wrapped into a ninja mask slathered in ddt lotion.
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DICK DICER posted:The shaft is thick and greasy and looks to be just fine Can you just wrap the teeth that contact the threads with a few layers of tape, cloth or, poo poo, even grass, just so that they have enough bite to grip? Not a permanent fix but I have done similar and it worked. Applesnots fucked around with this message at 06:18 on Sep 22, 2017 |
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Adiabatic posted:Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce.
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So far my track record of buying hot sauce from strangers on the internet is excellent. I'm in.
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Adiabatic posted:Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce. Not emptyquoting. Do you ship to Canada?
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I still have my jar of 14" Carrot Gold and I fully intend to get a jar of the new stuff so I can open them both and compare.
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Starting fluid makes an excellent insect killer, just make sure there is no source of spark or open flame around. I once killed a basketball sized wasp nest hanging from the ceiling of a greenhouse with a can of Prestone. On contact, the ether caused the nest to rain dead wasps. I then knocked it into a metal trash can with a pole, took it outside, and used the residual ether to light that motherfucker up. The good thing is that most cans of starting fluid shoot a nice stream like 5-10 feet, so you can work from a "safe" distance. NOTE: THIS IS INCREDIBLY STUPID AND DANGEROUS (so it's perfect for this thread) MullardEL34 fucked around with this message at 07:11 on Sep 22, 2017 |
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We're kind of already on shaky ground with DJDaddo, starting more fires probably isn't the best idea. Unless they are metaphorical fires in gastrointestinal tracts.
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Memento posted:We're kind of already on shaky ground with DJDaddo, starting more fires probably isn't the best idea. And even then. Didn't he essentially render DJDanno's toilet unusable for the duration of his stay last time?
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Adiabatic posted:Yo Imma need some of that hot sauce. Same. 
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Can someone explain the housing situation? Does hr have a place to stay?
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daslog posted:Can someone explain the housing situation? Does hr have a place to stay? camper, that's presently semi-functional but should be wholly functional once the whiffletree shows up.
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shortspecialbus posted:camper, that's presently semi-functional but should be wholly functional once the whiffletree shows up. Isn't he going to have to wait a while for the whiffleballs to grow?
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Conducting panther piss clinical trials, test subject angry Hornets. saturating subjects to explore ld50 potential threshold.
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This is the plot of resident evil 4 isn't it
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soapy water kills bugs and is a lot cheaper and not flammable
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Oh my god that looked like the slowest, most brutally painful way to die ever
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Leperflesh posted:soapy water kills bugs and is a lot cheaper and not flammable Water will hydrate you better then 4loco but who cares.
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Okay so on contact the wasps immediately lost the ability to fly but then started running around freaking out stabbing at everything acting like they were in pain. Like just random stabbing at things with their stingers, everything, themselves included. Then their motions like slowly got more more twitchy like they had palsy or something and then eventually they seized up and stopped moving
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DICK DICER posted:Okay so on contact the wasps immediately lost the ability to fly but then started running around freaking out stabbing at everything acting like they were in pain. Like just random stabbing at things with their stingers, everything, themselves included. Then their motions like slowly got more more twitchy like they had palsy or something and then eventually they seized up and stopped moving That's what fly spray does to them too. If you get them as they fly past you can watch them fall out of the sky if your aim was accurate enough.
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Maybe time to start wearing gloves when you're working with that brew.Tomarse posted:That's what fly spray does to them too. If you get them as they fly past you can watch them fall out of the sky if your aim was accurate enough.
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DICK DICER posted:Conducting panther piss clinical trials, test subject angry Hornets. saturating subjects to explore ld50 potential threshold. I'm joining you in the battle today, but my weapon of choice is kerosene. 
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Leperflesh posted:soapy water kills bugs and is a lot cheaper and not flammable I got pissed off with ants all around my brewing gear and starsan (sanatizer that is soapy/foamy and 3.5pH) kills them so loving fast...
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My favorite glass cleaner has a warning about skin defattening on the can. It doesn't feel nice. It also doesn't mention this anywhere in the 10 page safety sheet. http://www.spraywayinc.com/content/glass-cleaner
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DICK DICER posted:Oh my god that looked like the slowest, most brutally painful way to die ever So perfect for wasps.
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So bank of America says my card should have arrived by now, they cancelled the one missing and are mailing out a new card. They did offer me the option to have one overnighted to me by Tuesday for $15 though and I was like um excuse me that's not exactly over night
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There's a small wasp's nest dug into a hole in the side of my apartment building just outside my bedroom window. I'm seriously considering throwing some leather gloves on and grabbing a bottle of spray foam and locking those bastards in. I want to be able to open my bedroom window again.
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Kazinsal posted:There's a small wasp's nest dug into a hole in the side of my apartment building just outside my bedroom window. I'm seriously considering throwing some leather gloves on and grabbing a bottle of spray foam and locking those bastards in. just grab a $5 can of raid wasp spray. poo poo shoots 20ft+ and soak the nest in it. Kills wasps dead.
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Mr. Nice! posted:just grab a $5 can of raid wasp spray. poo poo shoots 20ft+ and soak the nest in it. Kills wasps dead. The problem is they're dug into a hole in the overhang, vertically. Any raid I fire in there is going to leak out and result in a lot of really pissed off, burning wasps. Maybe raid and then spray foam to seal them into their insecticidy death.
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Kazinsal posted:The problem is they're dug into a hole in the overhang, vertically. Any raid I fire in there is going to leak out and result in a lot of really pissed off, burning wasps. That's why it's long range. Spray from a safe distance, soak, and you're good. If you notice any coming towards you that you can't spray, get indoors. I got pretty good in my old carport at tagging them in midair but I will admit there were plenty of times when I was first using wasp killer and didn't know how effective it was where I would basically spray the can and run expecting retaliation. Basically hit those fuckers with it and they die before they can do anything to you.
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Also speaking of dealing with venomous small critters, i found out carb cleaner will kill black widows a year or two ago when i was trying to fix an old lawnmower. Just had my gloved fingers all up in the spot she fell out of after getting a backsplash of the poo poo. I hosed her down while for good measure. 
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