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InBlack wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 09:46:What about ants? Argentine worker ants invaded my nest recently.
Everyone has roaches. People who think they don't have roaches are just living in denial.
Retired wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 14:41:Creston wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 12:08:InBlack wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 09:46:
Everyone has roaches. People who think they don't have roaches are just living in denial.
Or they clean their place.
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Creston wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 12:08:InBlack wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 09:46:
Everyone has roaches. People who think they don't have roaches are just living in denial.
Or they clean their place.
InBlack wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 09:46:
Everyone has roaches. People who think they don't have roaches are just living in denial.
InBlack wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 09:46:
Everyone has roaches. People who think they don't have roaches are just living in denial.
RedEye9 wrote on Aug 20, 2015, 00:36:
There is a reported case of a family being wiped out by deadly gas caused by rotten potatoes in the cellar.
http://goo.gl/xL8Bkg from the dailymail
My guess is oxygen depletion combined with poisoning, either way the results would be the same.
An eight-year-old Russian girl has been orphaned after her entire family was wiped out by deadly gas caused from rotting potatoes.
Grief-stricken Maria Chelysheva lost her father, mother, brother and grandmother who were killed one by one after entering a cellar where they stored potatoes for the winter.
On their own, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide are each strong germ killers. Used in combination, they're even better!
According to research published in Science News, this pairing is 10 times more effective than disinfecting with either substance alone and more effective than bleach in the kitchen.
PHJF wrote on Aug 19, 2015, 13:29:
Potatoes kept sitting on the counter keep for a significantly long time, and have the benefit of being unable to spoil surreptitiously. Each passing day left uneaten only strengthens their resolve. A point comes where one cannot so much as pass by without sensing a prickling upon the nape, the very gaze of the starchy orbs a palpable and increasingly disconcerting force not to be ignored except at one's peril. The very air seems tinged and dulled as it by the wraiths of a thousand long-dead Irishmen (THAS A BANNY POTAY-TOE!), waiting eternal for the potato that never was, judging always judging you as you ignore the veritable bounty of potatoes upon your counter top. The choice is simple: eat your potatoes, or be driven mad by unbearable guilt.