There has been a bunch of OT threads lately, so i think we should try to keep it all the ot talk in one place. I know the e36 forum rocks, and all the other forums suck big time :bigpimp:, yet we need to stay on topic....
Reminds me of a new GTO i used to see on my way to work, black on black, what sounded like glasspacks, and a Hybrid badge stuck under the 6.0 badge. :rofl:It sounds like Karl is just a well rounded individual. He proudly displays it with a Greenpeace bumper sticker on his GTO.
Heh, probably someone being sarcastic. I could see myself doing something like that.Reminds me of a new GTO i used to see on my way to work, black on black, what sounded like glasspacks, and a Hybrid badge stuck under the 6.0 badge. :rofl:
In other news, I just sucessfully made my first Old fashioned. I over-sweetened it but its still damn good, I think I have a new drink!
Cheap alcohol ruins everything :-/I drank e&j once. Notice the word "once."
It's definitely a cheap way to ruin a day
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Yeah I don't do sweet drinks in the typical sense. This is ~1 tsp of simple syrup, ~3 dashes of bitters, 1 shot of bourbon with an orange twist. Not much more to it than bourbon on the rocks, nothing like a white russian or the sh!t your typical college students consume.Heh, probably someone being sarcastic. I could see myself doing something like that.
And careful with those sweet drinks. In college, I once made myself a white russian in a full size 20oz glass. Full. To the brim. With the proper 1/3 1/3 1/3 proportions, except that we only had non fat milk so I used Baileys instead of cream.
A) it was like drinking a damn milkshake, very think and sweet. (in fact, it looked rather like what babe out of my old M52....)
B) the sweetness belied the 20ozs of liquor I was consuming. It didn't seem like something so sweet could have so much alcohol, but it did :eeps:
I didn't do that again.
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propane or lpg burners with a catch bag, you mean?? they make all sorts of sizes and styles, but they are designed to attract the female mosquito to that area....should be as far away as possible from where people will be gathering....:tsk:He should get one of those generator thingies that are supposed to ward of mosquitos for an entire yard. Put one under his deck and outside the door of his garage.
no 'toxins' being applied. co2, yes, but that happens with so many other processes.Those are terrible for the environment. All those toxins will soak into the surrounding area, including the frogs, fish, turtles, birds, etc. Unless you're talking about the audio based things, which I highly doubt that they actually work. And who knows what the downsides of those are, too. Basically, you can't fcuk with nature. Just gotta exist in it.
while i applaud the idea, the thought that it only works with electricity and is desperately needed in parts of the world where it is scarce, it's kinda like giving someone the keys to a ferrari to move a sofa. nice gesture, but not at all practical.There are a couple of awesome laser based systems for pest control. Get one of those?
Here's a very effective and humane? one. Only kills female mosquitoes because of their ability to transmit malaria (and bite you).
here's the link for the company i work for http://www.jcehrlich.com/. we can pretty much customize a plan for almost any situation. you could also try yellowpages and also suggestions from friends/relatives. not sure if angies list covers pest control providers or not, though. however, if you have any ?'s, shoot me a pm, k?? even if you decide to go with another company, i can help make sure that the tech you have doing the work will be capable. the last thing anyone needs is a 'baseboard jockey'.How does one hire a pest control company.....df?
Gotta go catch up on 3 OT pages....brb
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I was referring to those yard foggers, which to my knowledge contain pyrethroids which are known to be extremely toxic to aquatic and sediment dwelling organisms.no 'toxins' being applied. co2, yes, but that happens with so many other processes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=9Cv8YbC_w5I#t=8sYesh.
Boss gave me the keys to his Mini Cooper S. Call me crazy, but I am enjoying it a ton. The interior is VERY poorly designed, but it's a quick little car and very responsive. Supercharger + 6 speed + stock suspension = enjoyable commute. He said I could drive it until after I get my car up and running in trade for pictures, a wash/detail, and a well-written craigslist ad when he wants to sell it.
In other news, Diana is officially out of commission for a bit. She's gonna need a new rack ($160 from rack doctor) and new tie rods, end links, control arms, and control arm bushings. Additionally, I will need new power steering lines (all 3) and a new reservoir. While I'm at it, I will be repainting the hood, trunk, spoiler, front & rear bumpers, mirrors, as well as new side skirts. I will button up my headlight retrofit to look 100% OEM. If I have time, I will also refinish the wheels.
She will be a WHOLE new girl in about 2 months.