Blaze & Daze
- Thread starter Laughing Grass
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Tvanmunhen
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Good morning all! I have skeeter bites on my shins and the tops of my feet.
StareCase
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Ugh!!
Bug bites on the top of ones feet seem to itch five times worse than any other place on the body.
shnkrmn
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Toes or backs of fingers are incrementally worse imo. Behind the knee sucks too
manfredo
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Just emptied out and steam cleaned my pickup truck interior. 
It's getting nervous!
Can't believe I've owned it for 5 years...
Honda is up next for carpet cleaning...That one has leather seats so easy peasy.
Just got a great deal....10 quarts of full synthetic Pennzoil and 2 Fram oil filters for $40...Enough for both my vehicles. Synthetic baby!! Save myself $100 from shop prices.
It's getting nervous!Can't believe I've owned it for 5 years...
Honda is up next for carpet cleaning...That one has leather seats so easy peasy.
Just got a great deal....10 quarts of full synthetic Pennzoil and 2 Fram oil filters for $40...Enough for both my vehicles. Synthetic baby!! Save myself $100 from shop prices.
do mosquitoes have a foot fetish?
StareCase
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TAKE PICS!!!!
Tvanmunhen
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It's just the price I pay for always wearing shorts and flip-flops. The only time I wear foot prisons or pants is when I am forced too by my wife. Or when I'm riding my motorcycle.
shnkrmn
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NEVER!!!!
raratt
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I was watching a lightning storm hit the buildings in Wichita Falls one evening and it decided to hit the oak tree at the end of the street about half a block away. The lightning bolt looked like it was a foot wide with sparks hanging off it. I don't think I touched the ground twice on the way to hide in the bedroom.
StareCase
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It is amazing stuff ... but it can be frighteningly sudden.
I have seen lightning take a brick chimney off a split-level house about 10 doors down when we lived on Canborough Cr. in Pickering.
And not that long after we moved where we are today, lightning struck and totally demolished a 120' pine tree in the forest behind us. The middle of the tree split into about a dozen 15' shards with sharp points. They all came straight down and impaled themselves into the ground by several feet. It felt like a building exploded.
Thunderstorms are a powerful phenomenon of nature
shnkrmn
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Benadryl would help that
raratt
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I spent three years in Wichita Ks., had to drive 60+ miles to my jobsites no matter the weather. It got dicey a few times, ice storms were the worst.
I like the heart shape.
StareCase
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Well ... lightning does love the CN Tower.
DCcan
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I had some non deet repellant for camping, wife demanded deet, told me she "loves deet", wouldn't even try a substitute, lol.
One common species can smell foot odor, locks on to it.