Sounds like a fun time.
I hadn't heard of pork pie, either.
I've got a picnic planned next week; still haven't decided what to make.
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Sounds like a fun time.
I hadn't heard of pork pie, either.
I've got a picnic planned next week; still haven't decided what to make.
Like what @ChristineM posted; it helps to post a thread or two that are debate or discussion worthy right before bed. Then you wake up to a butt-load (126 gallons), of new thread flags.
Hopefully I'll have something decent to say before bed tonight... two flagless days would be too much!
Gargovic Malkav
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This thread is upholding the highest traditions of RF. Maybe this will stir up some fun:
Comedians aren't always happier than other people though.
It seems that more than a few struggle with depression.
Perhaps their wisecracking is like a coping mechanism?
exchemist
Veteran Member
Here, this will make you laugh. No sooner had I hubristically written of living like a god in France than I went out to start putting away the garden hose reel, only to find nemesis struck: as I cranked the handle a load of hornets came out of the reel. Effing things had made a nest in it! So now I’ve had to find a pschi-pschi produit to spray it and kill them, without getting stung. Which I think I have just successfully completed. This is now the second “affaire frelon” I’ve had here. Not what you need when you are trying to get everything packed up before you leave.Sounds like a fun time.
I hadn't heard of pork pie, either.
I've got a picnic planned next week; still haven't decided what to make.
It really is for me. I'm not overly prone to depression, but when faced with a challenging situation, out come the crude jokes(the more stressful the event, the ruder the jokes).
Those damned hornets(or wasps) hide everywhere this time of year... my husband found a nest in the shed earlier this week.
I remember watching him try to kill a group of them once, with spray and a pizza box... he'd spray, they'd all come at him, and he'd smack them with an old pizza box.
I might mention he's allergic to the buggers, too...
I tried to convince him to wait until they were asleep(as the bottle of wasp killer directed) and stop with that mess, but he listens about as well as the kids. Thankfully, there were no stings.
*saves image to phone*
Hornets and wasps
10% washing up liquid 90% water in a spray bottle. Spray the wee beasties. They breath in the liquid through their spiracles, it foams up and stops them breathing.
Very effective.
I'm not sure that's necessary... the moon should be out bright and mostly full this evening!
Yeah, mostly full but now waning. It might be shrouded by clouds here due to the arrival of the rainy season.
Yeah, mostly full but now waning. It might be shrouded by clouds here due to the arrival of the rainy season.
How long does rainy season go?
What are the seasonal divides like over there?
People say Korea has four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter, but there is a rainy 'season' during summer. It is the East Asian rainy season. In Korea, it lasts from June to the middle of July. So far, it rained two or three times within the past seven days. The next few days will have high percentage chances of rain.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Here in western Washington the rainy season starts roughly in mid October and goes through the end of June. In fact the sixth month of the year here is almost always Juneuary.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Oh, and if you are looking for flags start one thread praising bacon and claim that you are going on an all bacon diet. On another claim the complete opposite. That should cover everyone.
Spring used to be considered rainy season here, and then it stopped...
I was really happy to see it again this year. I'd missed it. We'll be bringing summer in in a few days...
I think the first would seem a little disingenuous coming from me...
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I would have thought that Iowa would be very much into summer by now.
Which would get you even more flags
We had a heat wave all last week, but most nights/mornings, one is still able to leave the doors and windows open to cool a place out
I've still got everything open right now(its 2:30pm), though I'm comfortable with higher temps than most around here. I did have guests earlier in the week(when the heat wave was going) complaining, asking me to crank the AC(it was on, just set to mid 70s). I thought perhaps long sleeved flannel wasn't the best choice for a heat wave, but I kept it to myself.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
When I lived in Minnesota I considered short sleeve shirt weather summer.
Today is just another cloudy gloomy day, but July is coming up soon and the weather is predicted to change at the start of July.