Yes, he/she has been hanging around so long now I decided to keep it. That beats the alternative (for both of us)... crush it or toss it out in the snow.
Any suggestions for names?
Posted by Starfall (Member # 26795) on :
Stinky? Nah, too obvious. Buggy? Nah, too silly. Steere? Nah, poor bug doesn't deserve an insult. Cuddles? Nah, doesn't look very cuddly. Killer? Nah, too gentle. How about George?
Posted by just don (Member # 1129) on :
Didnt know you saw me lurking around there,,,just call me 'darn don'
I promise not to 'stink' too much!!!
Cant call me Tinker Toy Boy anymore,,those are gone,,took them out with a cordless drill no less.
This HEAVY boot I now wear is wreaking havoc with my knee now,,,its not used to THAT much weight prying on it all day.
Hey if you use a double barrel 12 gauge and pull both triggers at once,,,I PROMISE you he wont stink a bit!!! Then we can start a new thread on home repair
Posted by penguingirl (Member # 28688) on :
Wormser? Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
Yes, The Worm!!
Posted by Tincup (Member # 5829) on :
Me and Stinky (aka George Don Wormser) wish you a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Posted by Starfall (Member # 26795) on :
Lol, just found one lurking on my faucet. Where are these darn things coming from? As cold as it's been, and they're still around?
Posted by bashibazouks (Member # 28286) on :
Interesting fact about stink bugs: their growing population is contributing to the spread of Lyme disease!
Sounds crazy, but it's pretty simple: the stink bugs offer an additional food source for the white-footed deer mouse, so their population is growing. And on the East Coast, white-footed deer mice are the main reservoir for Lyme disease.
Just another reason to break out the vacuum and suck up the little stinkers.
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