longtooth wrote:You left off
"None Of The Above.
Church.
It is still the Lord's Day@ our house not Super Bowl Suinday. I kant speal so leave out which ever letter you want to
Priorities!
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longtooth wrote:You left off
"None Of The Above.
Church.
It is still the Lord's Day@ our house not Super Bowl Suinday. I kant speal so leave out which ever letter you want to
I like that idea.Carry-a-Kimber wrote:I use peppermint oil, same effect as moth balls without the terrible smell.03Lightningrocks wrote:I may give it a shot. I had considered that he may have put to many but after smelling it all over his house, I was pretty worried about having the same issue. Thanks for the tip.Pawpaw wrote:It sounds like he used WAY too many. I said "sprinkle". A little goes a long way. Those rodent noses are several orders of magnitude more sensitive than ours.03Lightningrocks wrote:The guy across the street did this. It worked, chased all the squirrels right over to my house. The problem was, his whole house smelled of mothballs for months. After six months, the odor is still detectable in some of his rooms.Pawpaw wrote:Try sprinkling some mothballs in your attic. They sure work to keep rats & mice away.03Lightningrocks wrote:You should come squirrel hunting in my front yard. I put out four traps starting two months ago and have caught more than fifteen squirrels. I live in the city of Plano... by the way. Dawg gone tree rats get into the attic for warmth and flat out tear it up. They never quit coming. I am wondering if I am ever going to get rid of them.Carry-a-Kimber wrote:Going squirrel hunting.suthdj wrote:You forgot 1 option. "Not watching the game."
If it were Texas football, yes. This is not Texas football.baron wrote:I thought Football was an officially recognized religion in Texas. We build stadiums like the Europeans built cathedrals.
I didn't remember you saying you were a Longhorns fan. My son graduated from UT. He would agree with you!jmra wrote:If it were Texas football, yes. This is not Texas football.baron wrote:I thought Football was an officially recognized religion in Texas. We build stadiums like the Europeans built cathedrals.
Yes sir, I do. Now that I'm used to carrying, it will be strange not being able to....especially in a place where you feel like you need it.Oldgringo wrote:...and you do know that Nevada DOES NOT recognize your Texas CHL, yes?Robert*PPS wrote:I'll be landing in Las Vegas NV for a nice lil' vacay. My wife said we could find somewhere to watch the game, but I don't know that I want to.
Great idea!Tic Tac wrote:I'm going to pick up girls whose boyfriends are watching football.
You forgot to tell us to get off your lawn.Abraham wrote:The superbowl is a pagan festival with football as a digression...
You may not need to go a full 10 miles... just make sure you cross a few busy roads and they won't be making it back.03Lightningrocks wrote:That night I ordered the traps and ever since they arrived I have been capturing squirrels, driving them more than ten miles away to a wooded area and turning them loose.