25 Jun 19
@chaney3 saidReminds me of you in the spirituality forum...
Lol lol.
So far, ants are stupid and are being killed by bugspray, chemical weapons and boiling water.
Their teamwork is to no avail.
25 Jun 19
@divegeester saidI found humor in the comments of those who posted before me. Especially the boiling water. I guess you didn't.
Reminds me of you in the spirituality forum...
26 Jun 19
@chaney3 saidYesterday I used boiling water on an ants nest here where I’m staying in Greece; I found nothing humorous in it doing it.
I found humor in the comments of those who posted before me. Especially the boiling water.
26 Jun 19
@drewnogal saidWe call that day by the same name. It is a day to stay indoors!
They’re not doing any harm so I’ll leave them be knowing that they will soon depart on what I call Flying Ant Day
26 Jun 19
@great-big-stees saidOr lack of teamwork on our part, we need to coordinate our boiling and poisoning efforts. We need to hit them all at the same time and definitely before they grow wings and fly to my house.
Yet they, somehow, manage to reappear every year. Would it have to do with numbers or is it also the affect of teamwork? 🤔
Serious question: do them wings fall off when they’ve got to where their going? 🤔
26 Jun 19
@kevcvs57 saidIt would be great if the biggest problem in the world were ants. This is simply not the case.
Or lack of teamwork on our part, we need to coordinate our boiling and poisoning efforts. We need to hit them all at the same time and definitely before they grow wings and fly to my house.
Serious question: do them wings fall off when they’ve got to where their going? 🤔
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26 Jun 19
@kevcvs57 saidI think some fall off on the way to their destination. Faulty testing at Boeing, I've heard. 🤔 😲
Or lack of teamwork on our part, we need to coordinate our boiling and poisoning efforts. We need to hit them all at the same time and definitely before they grow wings and fly to my house.
Serious question: do them wings fall off when they’ve got to where their going? 🤔
26 Jun 19
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@kevcvs57 saidYes, as soon as they land in your house. 🙂
Or lack of teamwork on our part, we need to coordinate our boiling and poisoning efforts. We need to hit them all at the same time and definitely before they grow wings and fly to my house.
Serious question: do them wings fall off when they’ve got to where their going? 🤔
Serious reply: "...Ants and termites swarm to mate, then the males die, having done their duty, and the queens drop their wings to find a nesting site..."
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26 Jun 19
@torunn saidSo males are put here for one thing and one thing alone? 🤔 ðŸ˜
Yes, as soon as they land in your house. 🙂
Serious reply: "...Ants and termites swarm to mate, then the males die, having done their duty, and the queens drop their wings to find a nesting site..."
26 Jun 19
@great-big-stees saidFinally... I thought it would never happen. 🙂
So males are put here for one thing and one thing alone? 🤔 ðŸ˜
26 Jun 19
@patzering saidI have a couple of anteaters I deploy to keep the ant population in check.
I just hit those ants with chemical weapons. They were in pain. 😊
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26 Jun 19
@the-gravedigger saidA couple? Man, you must have a huge ant problem. Bon chance.
I have a couple of anteaters I deploy to keep the ant population in check.
26 Jun 19
praying mantis
Then, she bites off his head. The praying mantis, black widow spider, and jumping spider are among a number of species that devour their mates. Sexual cannibalism is also found in other invertebrates, including a relative of the praying mantis, the Chinese mantis, and scorpions.
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26 Jun 19
@great-big-stees saidI'm going to lend one to drew so her house doesn't fall down.
A couple? Man, you must have a huge ant problem. Bon chance.