> >> >> I was thinking of going the plant method as the spray is a bit > >> >> crap. There's always more around. The others are too expensive, > >> >> too time consuming or too dangerous. :-)
> >> >I find that two blocks of 3x2 is quite effective (watch out for your > >> >thumb)
> >> Aren't you confusing it with the way you fix camels?
> >> That isn't very painful so long as you keep your thumbs out of > >> the way.
> >I've always been a bit concerned about this method. One has to be > >concerned about a camel with experience of the technique. I think I'd > >rather try it with the back end of a long handled trenching spade or > >better still, delegate.
> Unless you were less than wholly successful the first time you > shouldn't have an experienced camel.
>>> >I find that two blocks of 3x2 is quite effective (watch out for your >>> >thumb)
>>> Aren't you confusing it with the way you fix camels?
>>> That isn't very painful so long as you keep your thumbs out of >>> the way.
>>I've always been a bit concerned about this method. One has to be >>concerned about a camel with experience of the technique. I think I'd >>rather try it with the back end of a long handled trenching spade or >>better still, delegate.
>Unless you were less than wholly successful the first time you >shouldn't have an experienced camel.
Hmm, you know that some camels can go for 5 days without water, and some can go for 8 days. How do you change a 5 day camel into an 8 day camel? Wait till it's drinking then creep up behind it with the two blocks of wood.....
>> >>Spray? >> >>FLESH eating plants? >> >>Sticky tape? >> >>Zapper (reminded of classic Harry Hill joke)? >> >>Swatter? >> >>Spiders? >> >>Fly eating reptile? >> >>Napalm
>> >>Have I forgotten anything?
>> >>I was thinking of going the plant method as the spray is a bit >> >>crap. > There's always more around. The others are too expensive, too >> >>time consuming or too dangerous. :-)
>> >The sticky tape thing works quite well...though the look is not >> >terrible ascetic. :-)
>> As any aesthete will confirm, particularly an ascetic aesthete.
> And if they were so high you needed to jump to put them up, there > would be an athletic ascertic aesthetic effect.
Oh dear, Alan, you really should try to get out more....
"DrinksCabSav" <victory...@subdimension.com> wrote in message > If you mean in the house - Boil some mint. They don't come in then, so no > need to kill and have corpses everywhere.
Really? Does one spread it anywhere? Just boil until dry? Just boil for 10 mins?
"Jason M" <jmam...@very.hotmail.com> wrote in message > Is this a zapper with a UV light inside a couple of wire cages at 1000 > volts potential, where the flies go Phhfffffffffzzzzzzzttttt
> or is it a zapper with a radar guided laser that shoots any moving > object?
It's the first one.
Harry Hill - Better told than written There's a fly flying through the air. As it flies towards the zapper it has a heart attack. The momentum of it's flight carries the fly forwards towards the zapper and Phhfffffffffzzzzzzzttttt, the zapper starts it little heart again.
> >> >>I was thinking of going the plant method as the spray is a bit > >> >>crap. > > There's always more around. The others are too expensive, too > >> >>time consuming or too dangerous. :-)
> >> >The sticky tape thing works quite well...though the look is not > >> >terrible ascetic. :-)
> >> As any aesthete will confirm, particularly an ascetic aesthete.
> > And if they were so high you needed to jump to put them up, there > > would be an athletic ascertic aesthetic effect.
> Oh dear, Alan, you really should try to get out more....
I admit it. My athletic ascetic aesthetic's pathetic.
>> >> >>I was thinking of going the plant method as the spray is a bit >> >> >>crap. >> > There's always more around. The others are too expensive, too >> >> >>time consuming or too dangerous. :-)
>> >> >The sticky tape thing works quite well...though the look is not >> >> >terrible ascetic. :-)
>> >> As any aesthete will confirm, particularly an ascetic aesthete.
>> > And if they were so high you needed to jump to put them up, there >> > would be an athletic ascertic aesthetic effect.
>> Oh dear, Alan, you really should try to get out more....
> I admit it. My athletic ascetic aesthetic's pathetic.
AUGH!
Ok, I'll play your funny game ...
Your athletic ascetic aesthetic may be pathetic, but is it peripatetic?
> >> >> >>I was thinking of going the plant method as the spray is a bit > >> >> >>crap. > >> > There's always more around. The others are too expensive, too > >> >> >>time consuming or too dangerous. :-)
> >> >> >The sticky tape thing works quite well...though the look is not > >> >> >terrible ascetic. :-)
> >> >> As any aesthete will confirm, particularly an ascetic aesthete.
> >> > And if they were so high you needed to jump to put them up, there > >> > would be an athletic ascertic aesthetic effect.
> >> Oh dear, Alan, you really should try to get out more....
> > I admit it. My athletic ascetic aesthetic's pathetic.
> AUGH!
> Ok, I'll play your funny game ...
> Your athletic ascetic aesthetic may be pathetic, but is it peripatetic?
A peripatetic pathetic athletic ascetic aesthetic? I''m a skeptic.
>>>> Spray? >>>> FLESH eating plants? >>>> Sticky tape? >>>> Zapper (reminded of classic Harry Hill joke)? >>>> Swatter? >>>> Spiders? >>>> Fly eating reptile? >>>> Napalm
>>>> Have I forgotten anything?
>>>> I was thinking of going the plant method as the spray is a bit >>>> crap. There's always more around. The others are too expensive, >>>> too time consuming or too dangerous. :-)
>>>I find that two blocks of 3x2 is quite effective (watch out for your >>>thumb)
>> Aren't you confusing it with the way you fix camels?
>> That isn't very painful so long as you keep your thumbs out of >> the way.
>I really wouldn't know, Brian, never having "fixed" a camel - or tried >to.
