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If they make it that far I'll toss a bomb up there, none so far

 

We typically have wasps making nests. The hard part with the new house is that the peaks are a long ass ways up there. the sprays won't spray that far so I'd have to get on the ladder to get them and then not have a say exit strategy.

 

eeek, there's only one fast way down a ladder, not good

 

yeah i think I know what Chris would say.....this VVVVVVV

 

Bee removal guy recommended technique:

Sucking them out with a shop-vac. Put a couple of inches of water in the bottom and a quirt of dish soap, then tape the nozzle near the nest entrance. When they try to exit or enter the get sucked into the vac. Once the nest loses enough workers the queen will leave, then problem solved.

 

If they are truly honey bees and not the aggressive bees, i would have a hard time killing them like that. We are already short on bees as it is.

 

I've done that in the past, the opening is not big enough and I need a bee suit.

if they were honey bees I would call the local beekeeper society to come get them, i wouldn't want them dead.

 

well in that case, KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!

 

yeah but I promised I wouldnt set this house on fire

 

Just you're average day in the office, electrical engineers are tarded. Good news its off to the beach next Friday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Looking for a spare Homelink transmitter in my garage and cannot find it.

 

http://www.smarthome.com/21574/Coop...R-Garage-Door-Opener-Conversion-Module/p.aspx

 

I deal with both and designers, not sure which ones are the worst?

 

Woot!!!!

Bitchy drafters seem to complain the most