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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
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27/07/2016 07:57
27/07/2016 07:57
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jimboy
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Don't mind admitting I hate wasps. Had a nasty experience as a young boy stung in the mouth while cycling. Best of luck with those stripy terrors.
I'm an old git & happy with it,most of the time
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: ali_hire]
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27/07/2016 14:31
27/07/2016 14:31
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Jim_Clennell
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Make sure the landlord's insurance is up to date and then set fire to the house. That's the estate agent's solution, right there! It does sound pretty uncomfortable, MRS, though the mental image of you tackling the critters in fireproof overalls is, unintentionally, very funny - does your company make any hi-tech anti-wasp devices...?!
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: Jim_Clennell]
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27/07/2016 14:40
27/07/2016 14:40
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Posts: 5,294 Portsmouth
ali_hire
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Make sure the landlord's insurance is up to date and then set fire to the house. That's the estate agent's solution, right there! "This is an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a property in need of some general refurbishment.
Open house launch this Saturday, please call to confirm your attendance and to make us aware of any allergies you may have.
Offers invited."
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
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27/07/2016 15:27
27/07/2016 15:27
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Emjay
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An ideal home for wildlife lovers. Close to amenities, but you will still never feel far from nature. It just buzzes with potential, a perfect place to nest. Rumour has it a queen once stayed here.
Does our law condemn a man without first hearing him to find out what he has been doing? (John 7:51)
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: ali_hire]
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27/07/2016 16:00
27/07/2016 16:00
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Posts: 16,783 Auld Reekie
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"This is an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a property in need of some general refurbishment.
Open house launch this Saturday, please call to confirm your attendance and to make us aware of any allergies you may have.
Offers invited."
(as advertised on Bing)
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
#1581087
27/07/2016 16:01
27/07/2016 16:01
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MeanRedSpider
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I've just vacuumed (Dyson'd) up about 50 wasps from my bedroom floor - the wasp buster came this morning. I had to laugh to myself, Jim, about my attire - I did briefly consider the helmet too But the idea of being stung by an angry swarm of wasps wasn't something that appealed. I'll take a pic of the offending hole though it's not that interesting.
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: ali_hire]
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27/07/2016 16:17
27/07/2016 16:17
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EFA as the original solution requires going near the house with the aforementioned wasps. Make sure the landlord's insurance is up to date and then set fire to the house take off and nuke from orbit.
Up yours Photobucket.
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
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15/08/2016 11:10
15/08/2016 11:10
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Alfaguy
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Alfaguy
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Its almost like owning a broom yellow Coupe - anytime I open the garage door the wasps come in to check out my Coupe.
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
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22/08/2016 18:33
22/08/2016 18:33
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Enforcer
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Enforcer
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I'm not sure what a wasp buster amounts to, but all you need is what they use in restaurants in Greece. A jar half-full of sugar water, and a lid that lets the buggers in, but not out. Just put it on the window sill.
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
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22/08/2016 18:39
22/08/2016 18:39
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We used to do that when I was a kid. Simply punch holes in the lid with a large nail, the jagged edges stop them crawling back out.
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We must all do our part for the planet. I unplugged a row of electric cars that nobody was using.
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: Mark_S]
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23/08/2016 14:10
23/08/2016 14:10
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Nobby
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Nobby
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WTF. She goes in that room often then....
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Re: Wasp Nightmare
[Re: MeanRedSpider]
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24/08/2016 00:44
24/08/2016 00:44
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Nobby
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Nobby
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If it's any comparison I've just found a hedgehog in the garage. Reckon that'd win in a fight with a swarm of bees.
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