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contest Growdown Throwdown 2019 Sri Lanka - Chilli Red!
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Ghost Pepper Revolution said:
My nightmare was I-4. Took 45 minutes to go about half a mile into Orlando and there was no way around it... there is really nothing I miss about that state.
CaneDog said:When you see it how often is it coming from your own car?
Thanks for the memories. I95 and South Dixie could just be the worst.
Haha Ive been a good boy, too many road ragers and my way works more efficiently. I put on my gay glasses and do a certain mouth gesture and they usually run away muhahaha
Yes I despise I-4 with a passion, I avoid like the plague. Then you havent gone to key west hahainternationalfish said:
Update: in the land of middle garden aphids roamed the land until Ladybug was released
Looks like lots of baby ladys will come next month
And of course the pods already started awhile ago
My mind is telling me no, but my body, my body is telling me yes
Baby Mac
Big Mac
Looks like lots of baby ladys will come next month
And of course the pods already started awhile ago
My mind is telling me no, but my body, my body is telling me yes
Baby Mac
Big Mac
Ghost Pepper Revolution said:
You get those for free when the farmer across the road, to the west or east of you, oh heck, or north of you plant twenty square miles of soybeans.
Only thing, they bite, they stink when you squish 'em, and your wife will leave you if you don't keep the windows and doorsills clean of them...
skullbiker
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If they bite they are not the true (as we know it) lady bug. It is the strain that came into the US from Asia that bites.stettoman said:
https://www.thespruce.com/good-and-bad-ladybugs-2656236
Thanks guys 
I agree, thankfully these are native to USA. Good article
Glad we dont get the Asia invasives, we just get invasive flatworms, boa constrictors and Asian tiger mosquitoes.
These are shipped from Cali and none bit and lots got on my fingers.stettoman said:
skullbiker said:
I agree, thankfully these are native to USA. Good article
No soy here homie, this is orange grove and sugar cane countrystettoman said:
Glad we dont get the Asia invasives, we just get invasive flatworms, boa constrictors and Asian tiger mosquitoes.
Sinn
Extreme Member
Ghost Pepper Revolution said:Thanks guys
These are shipped from Cali and none bit and lots got on my fingers.
I agree, thankfully these are native to USA. Good article
No soy here homie, this is orange grove and sugar cane country
Glad we dont get the Asia invasives, we just get invasive flatworms, boa constrictors and Asian tiger mosquitoes.
Yikes boa constrictors hell to the no
Can't forget about snowbirds! They are beginning their great migration north this time of year. Early arrivals can be found stopped at a green light and checking out in the fast lane with more than 15 items.
Florida also gets Publix (chicken tender) subs which I am addicted to. But I digress...
Weekly check-in. I've been switching up my diesel / lighter fluid mixture. I'm also contemplating building a better insulated tent over the summer.
Florida also gets Publix (chicken tender) subs which I am addicted to. But I digress...
Weekly check-in. I've been switching up my diesel / lighter fluid mixture. I'm also contemplating building a better insulated tent over the summer.
Aint it the truth and who can forget the mow you over merge in their boat of a Grand Marquee .NeedsWork said:Can't forget about snowbirds! They are beginning their great migration north this time of year. Early arrivals can be found stopped at a green light and checking out in the fast lane with more than 15 items.
Florida also gets Publix (chicken tender) subs which I am addicted to. But I digress...
Weekly check-in. I've been switching up my diesel / lighter fluid mixture. I'm also contemplating building a better insulated tent over the summer.
I gotta say, that bushy bass-turd might just take us all out. I see blooms galore
Well done
