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Fan Life => The Endzone Dive => Topic started by: Dirty Sanchez on September 19, 2009, 01:20:40 PM
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Ow.
Went out to my yard to hack a little brush away. Hadn't even been out there a minute before I heard some buzzing and a sting a few seconds later. Little fracker got me on the right ear. Then I felt another followed by a third on my left elbow. Ran into the house. About 6 of them hitched a ride on me in my clothes. Fortunately didn't get stung again before we killed them all.
The one on the ear hurts. Bad. The whole ear is kinda reddish-purple. Not allergic as far as I know.
Sorry, honey. Can't work in the yard today. Gotta watch football instead.
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i hear ya dude. &@#% bees/wasps.
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Ow.
Went out to my yard to hack a little brush away. Hadn't even been out there a minute before I heard some buzzing and a sting a few seconds later. Little fracker got me on the right ear. Then I felt another followed by a third on my left elbow. Ran into the house. About 6 of them hitched a ride on me in my clothes. Fortunately didn't get stung again before we killed them all.
The one on the ear hurts. Bad. The whole ear is kinda reddish-purple. Not allergic as far as I know.
Sorry, honey. Can't work in the yard today. Gotta watch football instead.
maybe if you kept better care or your immediate surroundings you wouldn't have encountered this problem.
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It was some weeds growing in a burnpile. And we live in the country.
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It was some weeds growing in a burnpile. And we live in the country.
maybe if you kept better care or your immediate surroundings you wouldn't have encountered this problem.
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Its a 40 hour a week job to keep up with the weeds in the summertime out here. Not too worried about a small pile on the edge of the property. That's the nice thing about living in the country.
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Yup, by far the nastiest sting in the wasp world, and when those little sombitches get angry they go postal.
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Somehow got a small one in between my legs about mid-thigh. Must've crawled up my shorts. :eek:
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Its a 40 hour a week job to keep up with the weeds in the summertime out here. Not too worried about a small pile on the edge of the property. That's the nice thing about living in the country.
you work on your yard forty hours a week, have weeds, a burn pile and ferocious stinging animals. what exactly is the nice part? :confused:
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Its a 40 hour a week job to keep up with the weeds in the summertime out here. Not too worried about a small pile on the edge of the property. That's the nice thing about living in the country.
you work on your yard forty hours a week, have weeds, a burn pile and ferocious stinging animals. what exactly is the nice part? :confused:
many, many Morels.
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Its a 40 hour a week job to keep up with the weeds in the summertime out here. Not too worried about a small pile on the edge of the property. That's the nice thing about living in the country.
you work on your yard forty hours a week, have weeds, a burn pile and ferocious stinging animals. what exactly is the nice part? :confused:
many, many Morels.
No nosy neighbors, wild turkey and deer roaming through the yard, and I can whiz in my yard and no one cares.
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No nosy neighbors, wild turkey and deer roaming through the yard, and I can whiz in my yard and no one cares.
This is absolutely key.
For the record, a quick antidote to yellow jacket stings is to put tobacco on it. Snap a cigarette in half and put it on the sting and it will subside quicker.
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No nosy neighbors, wild turkey and deer roaming through the yard, and I can whiz in my yard and no one cares.
This is absolutely key.
For the record, a quick antidote to yellow jacket stings is to put tobacco on it. Snap a cigarette in half and put it on the sting and it will subside quicker.
Baking soda works fine since I don't smoke. And its a helluva lot cheaper.