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*Update from the battlefield* Operation "Population Control" was a great success. There were many enemy casualties and so far they haven't resurfaced. I am hoping they will retreat, but if they do retaliate, then it's on to operation "Gas Chamber" 'Planned Roachhood' interesting approach. |
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Lol
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HMM... This has nothing to do with roaches... I just miss you like crazy.  I miss you too HE! I don't see you often in the forums anymore. I hope that means things are going well for you
Remember Mindy? ROFLMFAO! 
Good times, good times... |
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Edited by
HawaiiMusikMan
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Mon 06/25/12 09:34 PM
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*Update from the battlefield* Operation "Population Control" was a great success. There were many enemy casualties and so far they haven't resurfaced. I am hoping they will retreat, but if they do retaliate, then it's on to operation "Gas Chamber" 'Planned Roachhood' interesting approach. They don't make condoms in that size, I should know 
No, the primary objective of operation "Population Control" was to reduce their population to as close to zero as possible, a lot like what the governments of the world would like to do to many of us. They use the slow kill method though to not arise suspicions |
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I just now saw one crawling across the wall and another on the floor. Operation "Gas Chamber" is a go. I won't let these tiny terrorists invade my homeland anymore!
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I never knew any of the stuff mentioned would kill roaches and it costs a fortune. What did work, haven't seen them where I live now Thank God, is buy a little four ounce bottle of BORIC ACID from the pharmacy counter less than $5 and enough to treat your house for a year. Take the lid off but do NOT peel the paper seal. Take a needle and poke about ten or so holes in the top like a salt shaker and sprinkle around where pets or babies can't get. Under the sink, stove, fridge, washing machine, under the plastic liner in the trash cans in the crawlspace of the attic. (Becareful about asbestos) Doesn't take a lot but you have to do it every 21 days; the roach life cycle. then sweep up as many of the dead as possible because the eggs don't die even if the parent does.
But if you see one you have thousands in your walls and behind your cabinets so it is important to treat because they carry some serious illnesses. Soldier on OP. |
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I miss you too HE! I don't see you often in the forums anymore. I hope that means things are going well for you Length thread page 20, dear. You'll see things are NOT alright in my world. |
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I miss you too HE! I don't see you often in the forums anymore. I hope that means things are going well for you Length thread page 20, dear. You'll see things are NOT alright in my world. I'm sorry to hear that. Things get better, then they get worse, then they get better, then they get worse. He11, what do I know...... just keep your chin up girl |
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Always, love, always.
Hey, I've been writing new music! |
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Always, love, always. Hey, I've been writing new music! I'll remix a chipmunks version if you're interested |
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I never knew any of the stuff mentioned would kill roaches and it costs a fortune. What did work, haven't seen them where I live now Thank God, is buy a little four ounce bottle of BORIC ACID from the pharmacy counter less than $5 and enough to treat your house for a year. Take the lid off but do NOT peel the paper seal. Take a needle and poke about ten or so holes in the top like a salt shaker and sprinkle around where pets or babies can't get. Under the sink, stove, fridge, washing machine, under the plastic liner in the trash cans in the crawlspace of the attic. (Becareful about asbestos) Doesn't take a lot but you have to do it every 21 days; the roach life cycle. then sweep up as many of the dead as possible because the eggs don't die even if the parent does. But if you see one you have thousands in your walls and behind your cabinets so it is important to treat because they carry some serious illnesses. Soldier on OP. Yea, boric acid seems to be the way to go from what I've read and the responses on here. If they continue to pester me, I'll give that a go |
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*gigglesnort* oh you brought back so many memories!!! Man, I miss you, Mindy and MythicalMan22 so bad right now!
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*gigglesnort* oh you brought back so many memories!!! Man, I miss you, Mindy and MythicalMan22 so bad right now! ...and I'm the only one of them lame enough to still be on here lol! In mingleland we're oldtimers. Rusty and crusty |
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Did you just call me lame?
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Did you just call me lame? No, I called you rusty and crusty 
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Shame on you!
Okay, going to bed now. Love you, miss you... Will aim better in the morning... |
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One night, lying in bed, in a house on the beach in Hawaii, I heard this..sound. I could not figure what it was, in the middle of the night. ALmost too scared to turn on a light, but I did. There was HERD of cockroaches crossing the CARPET, loud enough to wake a soul. Well, OMG. I hear they are rampant in Hawaii because they have no natural enemies. The management came in with the industrial spray to get rid of the 'roaches. While it made ME sick, after, the smell, it seemed to have little or no effect on the 'roaches, who still strutted about at will. They are the devil. You should move to Australia. The Burrowing Kind! Good thing they stay outside. 
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