PERPLEXED!!!!

That was what I was missing!

Ohh Al, I would not dig too deep into it, the complexes that cause such things are usually controlled by meds pretty well

Yea, what he said..

You guys won't believe this...I found another brown recluse, this time under a window sill. Once more, fire prevailed.

hehe, I have a suggestion for you above, your new name.

now, for my bug rant.......

I have used your method with wasps in the last few months myself..... one of the nests was huge, at least 10 inches wide......
I wrapped a piece of spray silicon soaked rag on the end of an 8 foot long stick joined from two 4 foot pieces, I then rehearsed the movement to take them out from an angle to ensure i would get them instead of them getting me, then i set the rag ablaze.

about 20 of those stinging pests came down vertically, and they were not happy.. they kepts flapping their stubs in my direction, i think I even heard one cuss me out....

I then rehearsed a dance step called the SCWID to ensure all of the now wingless wasps met their final doom aided with the help of my 9 quadrupal E shoe.

This area, is now becoming my bedroom. I dont want them in there, and after I asked them nicely to leave, I had to take STEPS.. hehe

Heheh I'm not the one with fire in my avatar


You guys really should look at this. This man is an inspiration to me.

Here is the first image of many, to help pique your interest.


edit: apparently the douchenugget forum I linked to won't allow the pictures to be hotlinked, so you know it must be good.

mason, that was beautiful story man :sniff:
thanks for sharing it brother.

I'd feel a lot better about that if it had not been honey bees which are seriously dying. A better solution would have been to keep the kids inside for a couple of hours and try to find a bee keeper in the area who would have probably been happy to help solve the problem in a positive manner.

But that's just me.

This took place like 5 years ago, before the big honeybee mystery, I believe. Also, he mentions why he didn't get a beekeeper in the captions.

(I wouldn't do this to bees, but if they were wasps I would.)