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Killer ants
August 03, 2003, 12:53 PM
BCWKiller ants
quote:
Originally posted by Don Norton:
I'm just worried about BCW. He got 12 cans of beer today, been sitting around in the backyard, sipping beer, and then he was going to attack the ant hill again.
This time, the ants could win...
Fear not Don! The little buggers wouldn't get the better of me, even if I was drunk

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http://www.buffycards.co.ukAugust 04, 2003, 04:45 PM
Paul RussellWhat happened to our Killer Ant thread??? Has everyone forgotten about it

Regards,
Paul Russell
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August 04, 2003, 05:24 PM
kathywcforgotten about It? Not hardly.......<EEEG>
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www.geocities.com/warrior_counselor/index.htmlAugust 04, 2003, 06:41 PM
BCWquote:
Originally posted by Paul Russell:
What happened to our Killer Ant thread??? Has everyone forgotten about it 
Don't worry Paul, as long as I keep smoking then I have to go out into the back garden, where I am keeping check of the ants. For as long as they're there, this thread will be kept alive.

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http://www.buffycards.co.ukAugust 04, 2003, 07:53 PM
Don NortonI haven't forgotten. Bugs were in the news in the Chicago area this weekend.
A man mowing his lawn in a Chicago suburb was killed by yellow jackets. He didn't even know they had a nest in the ground.This is the time of year yellow jackets are most likely to swarm.
On a lighter note, viewers of Saturday's Chicago Cub's game could see more activity that usual in the stands as swarms of gnats invaded the ball field. The gnats flew around the filed, and you could tell where they were by the fans waving their arms.
So, gnats will never join the "Killer Insect Club" but they are the first bugs to get on a major league ball game.
August 04, 2003, 08:03 PM
Paul Russellquote:
Originally posted by Don Norton:
On a lighter note, viewers of Saturday's Chicago Cub's game could see more activity that usual in the stands as swarms of gnats invaded the ball field. The gnats flew around the filed, and you could tell where they were by the fans waving their arms.
So, gnats will never join the "Killer Insect Club" but they are the first bugs to get on a major league ball game.
There's an inventive idea - perhaps if the Cubs can train the gnats to attack the opposing team, they may actually win *LOL* (bad Paul, bad

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Regards,
Paul Russell
"Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand things with alloys and compositions and things with...molecular structures." -- Ash, Army of Darkness
August 05, 2003, 04:18 AM
BCWquote:
Originally posted by Don Norton:
The gnats flew around the filed, and you could tell where they were by the fans waving their arms.
Reading this suggests that the fans wouldn't normally wave their arms about. Are the games *that* boring?

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http://www.buffycards.co.ukAugust 05, 2003, 09:39 AM
WendiPaul, don't be bashing our cubbies

August 05, 2003, 10:46 AM
Paul Russellquote:
Originally posted by Wendi:
Paul, don't be bashing our cubbies 
I bash all baseball teams, but the Cubs seem to get it even worse *LOL*
Andrew - between you and me, YES, baseball games are that boring (shhhhh, don't tell anyone).
Regards,
Paul Russell
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August 05, 2003, 11:15 AM
kathywcThe only time I watch baseball games is when I'm supposed to be cleaning house.....they're that bad <G>
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www.geocities.com/warrior_counselor/index.htmlAugust 05, 2003, 11:21 AM
WendiOk, there are no killer ants at the baseball game and there are no baseball games at my castle so...this topic is no longer allowed on this thread (or you will have to deal with Don

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August 05, 2003, 11:26 AM
kathywcah, but there are ants at my home, and I frequently have to deal with them when I am cleaning. And, to avoid cleaning I watch baseball. So...they are all related. <EEEG>
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www.geocities.com/warrior_counselor/index.htmlAugust 05, 2003, 11:26 AM
Prezkotwah wah wah... you guys have no penchant for a historic pastime... at least those fruggin Cubs are over .500 this year... we played them the nite those gnats hit the field.
But, everyone believes what they will... alot of people don't like baseball here, especially because of the fast-paced future of sci-fi. But I don't, and I like to take things slower and simpler... Call me a horse, I'll call ya a nag...

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August 05, 2003, 12:53 PM
Paul RussellPerhaps baseball may be enjoyable if there were killer ants on the field. Or, better yet, have penalties. If you take more than 5 second to hit the ball, you have to let a bulldog ant bite you once. If you make an error, you have to sit in a sealed box with a swarm of gnats. Now that's a game I'd actually watch!
Regards,
Paul Russell
"Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand things with alloys and compositions and things with...molecular structures." -- Ash, Army of Darkness
August 06, 2003, 09:56 AM
kathywcOk...I just have to say this. I got in my truck last night to drive home from work and discovered that ants had decided to take up residence in it! I am not happy about this. I think they are trying to get me back for all the spraying I've been doing at home lately. I guess I'll be bombing my truck this weekend......grrrrrrrr!
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www.geocities.com/warrior_counselor/index.htmlAugust 06, 2003, 10:52 AM
DoctorChristmasJonesWe have a nice ant trail through the back door of the house and into the garage right now. They're not Bulldogs, but it kills me how resilient these pups are. Sometimes I feel like burning the whole house down to spite the invading beasts.
August 06, 2003, 11:31 AM
Paul RussellThere was a huge thunderstorm here last night and the bugs were, literally, coming out of the wood work. Within 5 minutes, I had a moth try to attack my computer monitor and a huge ant stop by to say hello. The ant met my Zippo falling from a great height...splat. I felt like a WWII bombardier

Regards,
Paul Russell
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August 06, 2003, 01:11 PM
willgullWanna try something neat?
I had an ant trail leading from my northern bathroom wall (don't ask---I dunno why!), around the molding and underneath the sink cabinet. Thousands of little ants were single file marching in this line to who knows where. I took a pencil and drew several shapes acrosss the path. Major confussion ensued. The little fellas had their trail interrupted and could not smell their way outta it. Then they met the sticky clothes roller and were taken to the trash.

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August 06, 2003, 01:23 PM
Barbara C Willgull: You're not going to use that roller on your clothes anymore, are you?

August 06, 2003, 01:25 PM
Dobby The House ElfI used to spray lighter fluid down the line, and into their hole, and then light it up. Ah, those were the days...
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