A lot of urgent surgeries are being postponed these days.
I once discovered that ants are repelled by incense.
I once discovered that ants are repelled by incense.
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So are choir singers.I once discovered that ants are repelled by incense.
I once discovered that ants are repelled by incense.
So are choir singers.
Difference between a fairy tale and a sea story: Fairy tale-"Once upon a time"; Sea story-"Now, this is no......"Most of the naval aviation sea stories I recall started with a line like, there I was feet wet, bogey inbound, winchestered, bingo fuel and out of airspeed, but I had altitude...and usually ends with a night time, first pass, two wire trap.![]()
...I'd also argue that most fairy tales don't require one to suspend all belief in physics.Difference between a fairy tale and a sea story: Fairy tale-"Once upon a time"; Sea story-"Now, this is no......"
Halloween merchandise is now displayed near the supermarket checkout lanes.
...I'd also argue that most fairy tales don't require one to suspend all belief in physics.
Holding reasonable certainty further inquiry as to how this is known is inadvisable.
My first apartment had a cockroach that outsmarted me for a year. The rats were big enough that they could run up and down the stairs in the stairwells. The super would whack them with a broom leaving blood on the walls.
It was the next place that had ants. Their final solution was to put these tubes inside the building’s outer brick walls. It got rid of the ants and every other type of bug PDQ. I often wondered what type of chemical they used and what the long term effect on humans would be.
Given the timeframe I imagine you'd be referring to I would guess it was Chlordane. Banned long ago (mid 80's IIRC), it was the single most effective thing against anything that crawled for many years. As you probably guessed it was a human carcinogen...but boy did it do a number on bugs!My first apartment had a cockroach that outsmarted me for a year. The rats were big enough that they could run up and down the stairs in the stairwells. The super would whack them with a broom leaving blood on the walls.
It was the next place that had ants. Their final solution was to put these tubes inside the building’s outer brick walls. It got rid of the ants and every other type of bug PDQ. I often wondered what type of chemical they used and what the long term effect on humans would be.
Good thing (or, not) that I stopped crawling long before that time.Given the timeframe I imagine you'd be referring to I would guess it was Chlordane. Banned long ago (mid 80's IIRC), it was the single most effective thing against anything that crawled for many years.
Some dog breeds are held to be good ratters. Ratter (dog) - Wikipedia
In Vietnam, they would send soldiers called tunnel rats, into holes that led to underground enemy complexes. Pretty scary stuff.
You saw that, eh?Except for a report from @Jeff Scott about a secret flatcore society, I think we're doing pretty well for a Tuesday.