Dog Community

BEVOLASVEGAS

Posted : 6/2/2007 11:51:02 PM

Wait!!!!! You have a HOT neighbor? Can I come visit?

badrap

Posted : 6/3/2007 12:06:54 AM

actually, both my neighbor and his wife are extremely attactive people, if you get down with the "union man pipe-fitter"... which i DO. the wife is just plain smokin. too bad they're movin out!!![>:]

BEVOLASVEGAS

Posted : 6/3/2007 12:08:39 AM

Well that's disappointing. I hate it when HOT guys have even hotter wives.[&o]

badrap

Posted : 6/3/2007 12:11:20 AM

awww.. well there ain't no harm in enjoying the view, anyway? right?

they're hotter than a fire ant bite in june[sm=biggrin.gif], just to keep it on topic!! LOL

glenmar

Posted : 6/3/2007 7:01:12 AM

Callie is dead on absolutely right. Pop those babies and amonia. Stinks like heck but is very effective. And shoes only protect you a little....those nasty babies will swarm right up your legs, so you really have to be vigilent during the hot months.

dynamobt

Posted : 3/23/2011 7:26:11 PM

The fire ants. They are truly horrid. Have no advice about the bites. You got a lot of good responses from people who know more. Even after working three winters in FL, I can fortunately say that I have not been bitten by the horrid ants. I will never move to FL because of them. Other southern states are out because of them too. I HATE them!!!

I used to drive carriages when I worked in FL. My most happy times were running the right wheels directly over the fire ant mounds while out driving the horses. Ooooooh, would that make them angry!!! I did not care. I loved driving them nuts! They deserved any and all irritation I caused them.

miranadobe

Posted : 3/23/2011 7:42:18 PM

This thread got dredged up by someone who wants to post nonsense - that post is deleted. Just be aware this thread is almost 4 years old.

JackieG

Posted : 3/24/2011 5:27:53 AM

miranadobe
This thread got dredged up by someone who wants to post nonsense - that post is deleted.

LOL, I noticed the date yesterday and also saw the troll's post. I must admit I was disappointed to see the troll post deleted because I was thinking up a really funny rejoinder. Wink

Since I'm here posting, I'll add my two cents of advice on treating fire ant bites. Having lived in fire ant country all my life, I've found the best relief is to put straight white vinegar on the bites as soon as possible. It relieves the burn and itch of the bite and prevents it from forming a pimple.

shadowsgin

Posted : 3/24/2011 10:43:35 AM

Paige I am glad you caught that :) You are on the ball!

fire ant bite relief??