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| [Vaillant 3.0] Saturday, August 21, 2010 12:32:19 PM | |
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| [hellrider 31038] Monday, August 16, 2010 4:24:33 PM | |
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YEAH
WHERE IS THE HALFORD HEAVY MEEETTT TTAAALLL WAMO IN THE FACE TODAY AUG 16
EVERY FUCKEN FUC?EN TIME I LOOK FORWARD TO SOMETHING I GET FUC?ED
I WANT TO HEAR AND EXPERIENCE HALFORD THE METAL GOD USING HIS FULL POTENTCIAL BLASTING US IN THE FACE
ON THE DAY WE ARE SUPPOST TO BE.WTF
WHHEEEEEERRRE ISSSSSSS ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
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| [Head banger] Sunday, August 15, 2010 9:26:52 PM | |
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[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by _strat_ from Sunday, August 15, 2010 8:33:38 AM)| |  | _strat_ wrote: | | Posed?
| | | Head banger wrote: | | the fucking wasted space posed recently |
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| [_strat_] Sunday, August 15, 2010 8:33:38 AM | |
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| [Head banger] Sunday, August 15, 2010 8:12:23 AM | |
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the fucking wasted space posed recently |
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Tuesday, July 27, 2010 7:50:17 PM | |
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Thanks, everyone! Although you all would have laughed seeing me throw that water at the nest and then run to the door screaming for life. 
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| [spapad] Tuesday, July 27, 2010 3:27:40 PM | |
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Excellent News! Glad you didn't get stung.
I had yellow jackets build a next in my bathroom fan vent and didn't relize it until one day when I steped out of the shower there were about six bees in the bathroom with me! I'm terified of bees, since when they sting me I swell up like a balloon! I made my nephew come over and spray the bees in the bathroom, and then I got the long range spray and sprayed the vent from the outside. You couldn't have paid me enough to crawl up on the roof to throw anything at them. lol
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Monday, July 26, 2010 9:35:52 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Part 2 of the...erm... Yellow Jacket Wars. Now the nest has been completely destroyed...and it's all thanks to hot, boiling water (even though I chickened out a few times before actually throwing that water and then bringing it down with a broom). After that the black and yellow menace gave up and moved on to other places.
The End. Now who wants some dead Yellow Jacket grubs? They look like maggots.  |
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| [acolyte55] Tuesday, July 27, 2010 12:58:18 PM | |
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| glad it all worked out for you vail ! |
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| [Head banger] Tuesday, July 27, 2010 6:34:20 AM | |
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they sound like they would make great fishing bait, but given the chance they might hatch in transit... you can keep them. thanks for the offer though. good job
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Monday, July 26, 2010 9:35:52 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Part 2 of the...erm... Yellow Jacket Wars. Now the nest has been completely destroyed...and it's all thanks to hot, boiling water (even though I chickened out a few times before actually throwing that water and then bringing it down with a broom). After that the black and yellow menace gave up and moved on to other places.
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| [paorcamp] Monday, July 26, 2010 11:49:04 PM | |
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hmmm...it seems going to war is a trend lately...I'll have to find something to do...
yay! very well done vail...I would have gone as far as I could in that situation...but I bet you did great! you're a hero(ine) 
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Monday, July 26, 2010 9:35:52 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Part 2 of the...erm... Yellow Jacket Wars. Now the nest has been completely destroyed...and it's all thanks to hot, boiling water (even though I chickened out a few times before actually throwing that water and then bringing it down with a broom). After that the black and yellow menace gave up and moved on to other places.
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Monday, July 26, 2010 9:35:52 PM | |
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Part 2 of the...erm... Yellow Jacket Wars. Now the nest has been completely destroyed...and it's all thanks to hot, boiling water (even though I chickened out a few times before actually throwing that water and then bringing it down with a broom). After that the black and yellow menace gave up and moved on to other places.
The End. Now who wants some dead Yellow Jacket grubs? They look like maggots. |
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| [Head banger] Monday, July 26, 2010 8:56:11 PM | |
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| when you change your password.... and keep forgeting, use the old one first.... what a waste |
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| [spapad] Monday, July 26, 2010 4:53:05 PM | |
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Throw that water and RUN!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Monday, July 26, 2010 4:49:35 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | WHAT? You mean my neighbor next door lied to me all this time? Damn. Oh, well...
Acolyte. The nest isn't that big (half the size of a fist now that I knocked some of it down), so a bomb isn't necessary. I decided to go with my mom's suggestion of throwing boiling water to it to finish it off. Now that classes are done for the day, I'll give it a go. Wish me luck. The battle is not yet over.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Vail, if they are yellow and black, you don't have wasps. YOU have yellow jackets which can be agressive and mean on the sting side. Buy some heavy duty spray before they pay you back!! My humble suggestion.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Part 1 of the war between me and the black and yellow menace (aka wasps). I got half the wasp's nest down and now the wasps themselves are circling aroud outside my door. Whoopty-doo?  |
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Monday, July 26, 2010 4:49:35 PM | |
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WHAT? You mean my neighbor next door lied to me all this time? Damn. Oh, well...
Acolyte. The nest isn't that big (half the size of a fist now that I knocked some of it down), so a bomb isn't necessary. I decided to go with my mom's suggestion of throwing boiling water to it to finish it off. Now that classes are done for the day, I'll give it a go. Wish me luck. The battle is not yet over.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, July 25, 2010 6:23:47 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Vail, if they are yellow and black, you don't have wasps. YOU have yellow jackets which can be agressive and mean on the sting side. Buy some heavy duty spray before they pay you back!! My humble suggestion.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | | Part 1 of the war between me and the black and yellow menace (aka wasps). I got half the wasp's nest down and now the wasps themselves are circling aroud outside my door. Whoopty-doo? |
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| [spapad] Sunday, July 25, 2010 6:23:47 PM | |
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Vail, if they are yellow and black, you don't have wasps. YOU have yellow jackets which can be agressive and mean on the sting side. Buy some heavy duty spray before they pay you back!! My humble suggestion.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:58:02 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | | Part 1 of the war between me and the black and yellow menace (aka wasps). I got half the wasp's nest down and now the wasps themselves are circling aroud outside my door. Whoopty-doo? |
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| [acolyte55] Sunday, July 25, 2010 3:06:51 PM | |
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| do you guys have wasp bombs where you live ? it is a product you can buy to destroy them , usually wait until dusk and they are all in the hive , insert nozzle, spray and poof! dead ! |
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:58:02 PM | |
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| Part 1 of the war between me and the black and yellow menace (aka wasps). I got half the wasp's nest down and now the wasps themselves are circling aroud outside my door. Whoopty-doo? |
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| [paorcamp] Saturday, July 24, 2010 10:31:46 PM | |
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hopefully you did it!! I completely understand how annoying this could be...so let's hope this finally got to a happy ending 
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, July 24, 2010 9:39:06 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | LOL, I think I have won! Sitting in a house as silent as the grave. I guess Decon is the best thing to rid yourself of such things. I'll swear by it!
| | | paorcamp wrote: | | my bad...it should be "good luck" instead of "look"...I don't know what the hell I was thinking
| | | paorcamp wrote: | | good look with that little pest...prepare the hounds because it's gonna be a hard chase
| | | spapad wrote: | | It wont come out as long as there is activity in the house, but I can not stay up forever, and niether can Lucy. We are both looking to kill it. She wants it gone as much as I do. It's times like these I wish I could have my former dogs. Max, would kill it straight out, and so would Bella. They were both Cattledogs and afraid of nothing. Poor Lucy heard the rat this morning in the kitchen, she stalked, and actually made it take a few tracks back before it disappeared, and when she came back to me I could tell she was afraid. So, Kudos for her being brave in the face of advercity but she was truely scared. Poor kid.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [spapad] Saturday, July 24, 2010 9:39:06 PM | |
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LOL, I think I have won! Sitting in a house as silent as the grave. I guess Decon is the best thing to rid yourself of such things. I'll swear by it!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by paorcamp from Saturday, July 24, 2010 7:00:02 PM)| | | paorcamp wrote: | | my bad...it should be "good luck" instead of "look"...I don't know what the hell I was thinking
| | | paorcamp wrote: | | good look with that little pest...prepare the hounds because it's gonna be a hard chase
| | | spapad wrote: | | It wont come out as long as there is activity in the house, but I can not stay up forever, and niether can Lucy. We are both looking to kill it. She wants it gone as much as I do. It's times like these I wish I could have my former dogs. Max, would kill it straight out, and so would Bella. They were both Cattledogs and afraid of nothing. Poor Lucy heard the rat this morning in the kitchen, she stalked, and actually made it take a few tracks back before it disappeared, and when she came back to me I could tell she was afraid. So, Kudos for her being brave in the face of advercity but she was truely scared. Poor kid.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [paorcamp] Saturday, July 24, 2010 7:00:02 PM | |
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my bad...it should be "good luck" instead of "look"...I don't know what the hell I was thinking
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by paorcamp from Saturday, July 24, 2010 4:41:41 PM)| | | paorcamp wrote: | | good look with that little pest...prepare the hounds because it's gonna be a hard chase
| | | spapad wrote: | | It wont come out as long as there is activity in the house, but I can not stay up forever, and niether can Lucy. We are both looking to kill it. She wants it gone as much as I do. It's times like these I wish I could have my former dogs. Max, would kill it straight out, and so would Bella. They were both Cattledogs and afraid of nothing. Poor Lucy heard the rat this morning in the kitchen, she stalked, and actually made it take a few tracks back before it disappeared, and when she came back to me I could tell she was afraid. So, Kudos for her being brave in the face of advercity but she was truely scared. Poor kid.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [paorcamp] Saturday, July 24, 2010 4:41:41 PM | |
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good look with that little pest...prepare the hounds because it's gonna be a hard chase
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 9:03:10 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | It wont come out as long as there is activity in the house, but I can not stay up forever, and niether can Lucy. We are both looking to kill it. She wants it gone as much as I do. It's times like these I wish I could have my former dogs. Max, would kill it straight out, and so would Bella. They were both Cattledogs and afraid of nothing. Poor Lucy heard the rat this morning in the kitchen, she stalked, and actually made it take a few tracks back before it disappeared, and when she came back to me I could tell she was afraid. So, Kudos for her being brave in the face of advercity but she was truely scared. Poor kid.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Friday, July 23, 2010 9:56:41 PM)| | | jimmyjames wrote: | | It's actually Freezes band that they play. He's well known throughout Nevada for being the go to man if there a plague of locusts.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
Edited at: Friday, July 23, 2010 6:09:43 PM |
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| [hellrider 31038] Saturday, July 24, 2010 12:06:27 PM | |
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its probably nesting in your matress or couch..lol
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 9:03:10 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | It wont come out as long as there is activity in the house, but I can not stay up forever, and niether can Lucy. We are both looking to kill it. She wants it gone as much as I do. It's times like these I wish I could have my former dogs. Max, would kill it straight out, and so would Bella. They were both Cattledogs and afraid of nothing. Poor Lucy heard the rat this morning in the kitchen, she stalked, and actually made it take a few tracks back before it disappeared, and when she came back to me I could tell she was afraid. So, Kudos for her being brave in the face of advercity but she was truely scared. Poor kid.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
Edited at: Friday, July 23, 2010 6:09:43 PM |
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| [Mr. Dave Genocide] Friday, July 23, 2010 9:59:05 PM | |
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| The fact that whenever I say something 'er speak my mind, my fiancee or my "friends" go off on me, that pisses me the fuck off. I never get one word in without getting my head chopped off. fngquejkfbgqjebfnqkesnf qjebgnquwefhjqneio!!!! |
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| [jimmyjames] Friday, July 23, 2010 9:56:41 PM | |
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It's actually Freezes band that they play. He's well known throughout Nevada for being the go to man if there a plague of locusts.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 8:55:29 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
Edited at: Friday, July 23, 2010 6:09:43 PM |
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| [spapad] Friday, July 23, 2010 9:03:10 PM | |
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It wont come out as long as there is activity in the house, but I can not stay up forever, and niether can Lucy. We are both looking to kill it. She wants it gone as much as I do. It's times like these I wish I could have my former dogs. Max, would kill it straight out, and so would Bella. They were both Cattledogs and afraid of nothing. Poor Lucy heard the rat this morning in the kitchen, she stalked, and actually made it take a few tracks back before it disappeared, and when she came back to me I could tell she was afraid. So, Kudos for her being brave in the face of advercity but she was truely scared. Poor kid.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 8:55:29 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Friday, July 23, 2010 8:55:29 PM | |
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The rats didn't come back either ever since we put on that chalk (and left it on), so there must be something in that chalk that's keeping them away.
Actually, I heard about this one town in Nevada that plays Hard Rock music on full blast to scare locusts away. You never know. Maybe it will work on that rat, too.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 8:33:25 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [spapad] Friday, July 23, 2010 8:33:25 PM | |
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Well now, if it's just for roaches, I haven't had that problem since I got out of Richmond, but I thought you were saying this was like a "magic bullet" lol.
I should have known better though. I bought those silly sonic plug ins. that supposedly drive rodents away. HA!!!! Playing Metal full blast would drive them away faster! What crap people put on the market and then we poor suckers, desperate for any remedy, will buy it!
Becks:
Yeh Becks, I hope it is over by tonight! I have never felt so intruded upon. Mice don't mean nothing to me. They die with Decon in a day or two, but this bastard is something I have never had to deal with. I hate it.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:43:05 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Becks] Friday, July 23, 2010 8:10:47 PM | |
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Blegh to rats Spa! Hopefully you can get rid of it soon!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 5:46:40 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:43:05 PM | |
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Ooohhhh... okay. We had our dog outside, so we didn't have to worry about setting those traps. After a couple of days we caught the remaining rats.
As for the chalk...here ya go! Be careful, though. According to the EPA, it's illegal to use and not exactly safe. But if you really want them, just find a bargain store owned by Chinese people...or buy them online.
www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/illegalproducts/chalk.htm
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:37:31 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [spapad] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:37:31 PM | |
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That's what I did with the glue traps in Flora's room, but I can't put traps out in the kitchen because Lucy would be in danger from them too. This makes killing the big fat menace a little more difficult. I would like to know what that miracle chalk was though.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:32:46 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:32:46 PM | |
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It came in a long box and, like I just mentioned, it had Chinese lettering and a picture of a roach on it. We found it in a 99 cents store. I'll try to find info on it, though. For the rats, we also placed glue traps around the microwave and the stove (where there would most likely be crumbs) and added some pieces of actual food with rat poison placed inside of it. Good luck.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:28:18 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [spapad] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:28:18 PM | |
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Find out what it was, just in case all my efforts fail. I won't even go in that room tonight because that thing is big and nasty.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:26:46 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:26:46 PM | |
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Yikes! My house was full of them (we even had a rat or two) until my mom used this special chalk and used it on cabinets, some boxes, etc. Haven't seen one ever since. It had Chinese lettering, so who knows what's in that stuff.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:20:04 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [spapad] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:20:04 PM | |
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I know all about roaches. The City of Richmond, VA is full of them in the old parts. No matter how much my roomie and I bombed the place with chemicals they still came. I you could have seen the garbage cans for our apartment you would puke. The roaches were so prevalent, that our way of throwning out the trash was to have one of us go down to the trash cans with a broom, open it, and then stand back while the other threw the trash from the second floor into the bin. The bin was completely covered in roaches and you really didn't want to touch them. Gross, gives me chills to this day to think about how many were around.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:14:38 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:18:57 PM | |
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At least it's just one creature and not a swarm of them.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:10:39 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Ok, you come kill my rat and I'll take out your wasps! LOL What a great trade off!
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Actually I was thinking of using the broom to take the nest down while the wasps were away. BUT! Your plan will work as well.
Bring on that rat!!
| | | spapad wrote: | | I would happily trade you problems. Those wasp sprays that go 25 feet, will take that problem out in no time flat. Have fun gunning them down! 
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | A rat problem? Bleah! I have a wasp problem myself. They decided to make themselves at home by the outdoor kitchen air vent (inside the hood). I'll have to get rid of them before I leave the country.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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| [Vaillant 3.0] Friday, July 23, 2010 7:14:38 PM | |
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Heh. I remember I was barely waking up one morning (still in bed), and I decided to turn myself over to the other side. Once I did, I saw something walk on the edge of the matress. After narrowing my eyes to focus on that object (didn't have glasses on), lo and behold, it was a roach. A big one, right next to me. That certainly woke me up. Yeech.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:08:45 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
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| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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Ok, you come kill my rat and I'll take out your wasps! LOL What a great trade off!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 6:59:49 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Actually I was thinking of using the broom to take the nest down while the wasps were away. BUT! Your plan will work as well.
Bring on that rat!!
| | | spapad wrote: | | I would happily trade you problems. Those wasp sprays that go 25 feet, will take that problem out in no time flat. Have fun gunning them down!
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | A rat problem? Bleah! I have a wasp problem myself. They decided to make themselves at home by the outdoor kitchen air vent (inside the hood). I'll have to get rid of them before I leave the country.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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Oh god, that chills me to the bones to think that thing could sneak up on me, and be near me! The revulsion is too much to take! I like pet rats, of other peoples, would never own one myself, but this thing is evil! I want it dead!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Friday, July 23, 2010 7:02:30 PM)| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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hopefully you will not have a surprise visitor with you while you are sleeping.lol.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 5:46:40 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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Actually I was thinking of using the broom to take the nest down while the wasps were away. BUT! Your plan will work as well.
Bring on that rat!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 6:52:37 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | I would happily trade you problems. Those wasp sprays that go 25 feet, will take that problem out in no time flat. Have fun gunning them down!
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | A rat problem? Bleah! I have a wasp problem myself. They decided to make themselves at home by the outdoor kitchen air vent (inside the hood). I'll have to get rid of them before I leave the country.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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I would happily trade you problems. Those wasp sprays that go 25 feet, will take that problem out in no time flat. Have fun gunning them down!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, July 23, 2010 6:47:28 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | A rat problem? Bleah! I have a wasp problem myself. They decided to make themselves at home by the outdoor kitchen air vent (inside the hood). I'll have to get rid of them before I leave the country.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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A rat problem? Bleah! I have a wasp problem myself. They decided to make themselves at home by the outdoor kitchen air vent (inside the hood). I'll have to get rid of them before I leave the country.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 23, 2010 5:46:40 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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Pissing me off, or scaring the hell out of me?? Two days ago a rat moved into my daughter's bed room. I've brought every rat trapping object to our defense and yet still, the big bastard is not dead yet. Got glue traps today to add to the mayhem, and loaded the foundation with poison. I hope it dies or gets caught soon. It's big, it's loud, and it hisses at times, strangely enough, it makes a noise like a dog shaking off water on occasion. I hate this demon. My dog is afraid of it. I sent Flora to stay with her grandfather until this menace if removed from my home. Just in case I bought an old fashioned heavy broom so I don't have to worry about swinging it full force if I happen to stumble upon it on it's little trips to the kitchen, which it may as well give up on since I don't have a scrape for it to eat! Bastard Rat! I can't wait til he's dead so I can disinfect the entire house!
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Well first off "black metal" is dead and has been for the last 10 years. The only worthy bands in bblack metal are the bands that came out before the year 2000.And only a small selective bands are even worthy at that.Nobody hails them as "evil" except nowaday losers. I remember back in 93' buying a few cds,at least they were doing something different and it wasn't a trend,at that time death metal was the trend and black metal was hidden,you couldn't find hardly anybody who liked this music back then.Nowadays "fuck black metal".
Yeah I get what your saying don't get me wrong,but Iron Maiden on stage just looks "dull". Of course I wouldn't want them to sport spandex lofl! How about black boots,dark black normal fit levi jeans,blacks metal-orianated shirts and black leather jackets ect... it doesn't even have to be spikes or studs,at least "Janic Gers" looks heavy metal,hes just irritating to watch ha! Its just with the look of Bruce with the baggy pants and the beanie Beatie Boy-like cap he wears and with Steve wearing a soccer....(sorry....."football") jersey sometimes it just looks dull and to top it off with the band's "nu" sound they have created with Somewhere In Time all the way up to El Dorado and The Final Frontier track so far.
It all lacks vintage "pure" Iron Maiden. With Angel Of Retribution and songs like Judas Rising,Deal With The Devil,Demonizer,Eulegy,Hellrider,Wheels Of Fire sounds like something that could match up to any tracks off of Screaming For Vengeance or Defenders Of The Faith and even Worth Fighting For sounds something like Desert Plains,like the album or not it sounds like classic Judas Priest and in my opinion is the band's 5th best LP. But Maiden doesn't have 1 album that can even come close to Powerslave or of course anything before it and thats unacceptable for me.
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J.D., I'm fine wih everything you said there apart from 'Image means everything', because I'm not sure you meant it as fully as you wrote- what about all the so-called Black Metal bands that wear the spikes and paint and are musically shite, but are still considered 'evil' just for their image? I guess its best to have the image and the music, but surely the music is everything, image is secondary to that.
(Its also a view I disagree with because its an increasing trend in this country for some metalheads to look down on or even abuse others who don't 'wear the uniform' regardless of musical taste, as if the image were the most important thing, and that there can be no variety. If there is no variety in image, then there would probably be less variety in the music. Not to mention its the kind of behaviour that reinforces a negative view of the metal community. I know you would never think or act like that, but it is a view that can be twisted round and taken in a bad way)
I realise that was going off the point and has nothing to do with Maiden, and yes, sometimes I do think Bruce could make more of an effort, he looked cool when I saw them in 08, but at Download in 07 he have just in baggy black and trainers, it did look a tad naff, but looking back over some older pictures of him, he always dressed a bit-- naff. Sure, there were spikes and chains, but also yellow spandex and long socks. In fact, barring around the time of Fear of the Dark, I have never seen pictures of him in full leather. And the rest of the band only seemed to wear the spandex, not the chains etc. I would rather see them dressing the way they do now than in said 80s spandex, (especially now they are all over 50) and the other five guys still have the long hair, they aren't totally un-metal looking.
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LOL! Well its just an opinion,but both albums have 2 songs that are of less quality,"The Dullists" and "Back In The Village" and on Retribution "Revolution" and "Lochness" but all other tracks on Angel Of Retribution top those of Powerslave by a couple of yards like Judas Rising,Demonizer and Hellrider...those 3 songs alone top any track on Powerslave but I'm sure not here to convince you of that,both are great albums but I'm just giving credit where credit is due! LOL!
And the beanie rap boy hat that Bruce wears spanks big time. The baggy pants are crappy and shows that Bruce doesn't have as much passion for heavy metal that Rob Halford does or many other "metal" artists for that matter. Look at Dio,he never sported spikes,but he always had a medieval image,mystical with some studs ect...he always looked "metal" while Bruce used to support this image to a point.
Take a look at the band photo in the CD booklet of "A Matter Of Life And Death" as Bruce is wearing blue jeans and a green or grey shirt with some random logo on it,it looks like he was outside mowing the yard,a far cry from an image he used to support with studs and spikes ect.... It just shows me that the band is lazy and are not giving the fans 100%. Thats why I've always hailed Rob Halford,he always looks metal where it counts.
Rob wears normal cloths but not on stage or in CD booklets like Bruce and Maiden does. Don't get me wrong,if Maiden were decked out in full spikes ect...it wouldn't change my opinions of the music because the music is the most important but it makes the listener wonder if Maiden never astrayed away from studs and spikes,black/leather ect...what would thier mind-set and attitude be like all these years? Maybe they would of been making albums like "The Number Of The Beast or Piece Of Mind perhaps? Image means everything in the realm of heavy metal and like thier music,Iron Maiden have again come up short.
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J.D., I'm fine wih everything you said there apart from 'Image means everything', because I'm not sure you meant it as fully as you wrote- what about all the so-called Black Metal bands that wear the spikes and paint and are musically shite, but are still considered 'evil' just for their image? I guess its best to have the image and the music, but surely the music is everything, image is secondary to that.
(Its also a view I disagree with because its an increasing trend in this country for some metalheads to look down on or even abuse others who don't 'wear the uniform' regardless of musical taste, as if the image were the most important thing, and that there can be no variety. If there is no variety in image, then there would probably be less variety in the music. Not to mention its the kind of behaviour that reinforces a negative view of the metal community. I know you would never think or act like that, but it is a view that can be twisted round and taken in a bad way)
I realise that was going off the point and has nothing to do with Maiden, and yes, sometimes I do think Bruce could make more of an effort, he looked cool when I saw them in 08, but at Download in 07 he have just in baggy black and trainers, it did look a tad naff, but looking back over some older pictures of him, he always dressed a bit-- naff. Sure, there were spikes and chains, but also yellow spandex and long socks. In fact, barring around the time of Fear of the Dark, I have never seen pictures of him in full leather. And the rest of the band only seemed to wear the spandex, not the chains etc. I would rather see them dressing the way they do now than in said 80s spandex, (especially now they are all over 50) and the other five guys still have the long hair, they aren't totally un-metal looking.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, July 22, 2010 1:35:28 AM)| | | J.D. DIAMOND wrote: | | LOL! Well its just an opinion,but both albums have 2 songs that are of less quality,"The Dullists" and "Back In The Village" and on Retribution "Revolution" and "Lochness" but all other tracks on Angel Of Retribution top those of Powerslave by a couple of yards like Judas Rising,Demonizer and Hellrider...those 3 songs alone top any track on Powerslave but I'm sure not here to convince you of that,both are great albums but I'm just giving credit where credit is due! LOL!
And the beanie rap boy hat that Bruce wears spanks big time. The baggy pants are crappy and shows that Bruce doesn't have as much passion for heavy metal that Rob Halford does or many other "metal" artists for that matter. Look at Dio,he never sported spikes,but he always had a medieval image,mystical with some studs ect...he always looked "metal" while Bruce used to support this image to a point.
Take a look at the band photo in the CD booklet of "A Matter Of Life And Death" as Bruce is wearing blue jeans and a green or grey shirt with some random logo on it,it looks like he was outside mowing the yard,a far cry from an image he used to support with studs and spikes ect.... It just shows me that the band is lazy and are not giving the fans 100%. Thats why I've always hailed Rob Halford,he always looks metal where it counts.
Rob wears normal cloths but not on stage or in CD booklets like Bruce and Maiden does. Don't get me wrong,if Maiden were decked out in full spikes ect...it wouldn't change my opinions of the music because the music is the most important but it makes the listener wonder if Maiden never astrayed away from studs and spikes,black/leather ect...what would thier mind-set and attitude be like all these years? Maybe they would of been making albums like "The Number Of The Beast or Piece Of Mind perhaps? Image means everything in the realm of heavy metal and like thier music,Iron Maiden have again come up short.
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LOL! Well its just an opinion,but both albums have 2 songs that are of less quality,"The Dullists" and "Back In The Village" and on Retribution "Revolution" and "Lochness" but all other tracks on Angel Of Retribution top those of Powerslave by a couple of yards like Judas Rising,Demonizer and Hellrider...those 3 songs alone top any track on Powerslave but I'm sure not here to convince you of that,both are great albums but I'm just giving credit where credit is due! LOL!
And the beanie rap boy hat that Bruce wears spanks big time. The baggy pants are crappy and shows that Bruce doesn't have as much passion for heavy metal that Rob Halford does or many other "metal" artists for that matter. Look at Dio,he never sported spikes,but he always had a medieval image,mystical with some studs ect...he always looked "metal" while Bruce used to support this image to a point.
Take a look at the band photo in the CD booklet of "A Matter Of Life And Death" as Bruce is wearing blue jeans and a green or grey shirt with some random logo on it,it looks like he was outside mowing the yard,a far cry from an image he used to support with studs and spikes ect.... It just shows me that the band is lazy and are not giving the fans 100%. Thats why I've always hailed Rob Halford,he always looks metal where it counts.
Rob wears normal cloths but not on stage or in CD booklets like Bruce and Maiden does. Don't get me wrong,if Maiden were decked out in full spikes ect...it wouldn't change my opinions of the music because the music is the most important but it makes the listener wonder if Maiden never astrayed away from studs and spikes,black/leather ect...what would thier mind-set and attitude be like all these years? Maybe they would of been making albums like "The Number Of The Beast or Piece Of Mind perhaps? Image means everything in the realm of heavy metal and like thier music,Iron Maiden have again come up short.
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