I don’t think the FAA will be much help to you, Gunny. It’s a different kind of “no-fly list” you need, Of course, the CDC will be no help, either (they’d require hundreds of billions of dollars and several decades of time to develop a “no-fly” remedy, which might or might not work)….
I am actually worried about the extremely low number of insects this year. I had bought silicone covers for the cat’s food bowl many years ago and was happy every year to have them to keep insects out, hat to set up traps for fruit flies and for flour moths. This summer close to nothing. Didn’t even needed the silicone covers, no matter how warm it was and how much the cat food stank. Very disconcerting.
Sisyphos 10 months ago
I don’t think the FAA will be much help to you, Gunny. It’s a different kind of “no-fly list” you need, Of course, the CDC will be no help, either (they’d require hundreds of billions of dollars and several decades of time to develop a “no-fly” remedy, which might or might not work)….
sandpiper 10 months ago
Dunk in the creek? Look in garbage cans for leftover bug repellent and maybe a nice snack?
InTraining 10 months ago
easy Gunther, put on a pair of sweats, they have no fly…!
david_42 10 months ago
Not much of a problem here. It’s either too hot and dry or too cold and wet. No skeeters either.
cracker65 10 months ago
Take a #%&&%#% bath.
unfair.de 10 months ago
I am actually worried about the extremely low number of insects this year. I had bought silicone covers for the cat’s food bowl many years ago and was happy every year to have them to keep insects out, hat to set up traps for fruit flies and for flour moths. This summer close to nothing. Didn’t even needed the silicone covers, no matter how warm it was and how much the cat food stank. Very disconcerting.