I <3 NY

[bojanglesman]

Palmetto Bugs aren't the same as European roaches, which they're intimating. Whoever wrote that article is dumb. Palmetto bugs can be 3 or 4 inches or longer. You see maybe half a dozen a year in the house. My cats hunt those fuckers down and pull their legs off.


This is a smaller than average sized one:

Puck's cat is one tough SOB.  One time he broke his leg chasing some derriere in the back yard.  He duct taped some popsicle sticks together for a splint on his leg and was able to keep going.  He wasn't 100%, but he managed to knock up a cat with brain damage that kept bumping into a fence.  The offspring all had black mustaches.

[Miamipuck]

Puck's cat is one tough SOB.  One time he broke his leg chasing some derriere in the back yard.  He duct taped some popsicle sticks together for a splint on his leg and was able to keep going.  He wasn't 100%, but he managed to knock up a cat with brain damage that kept bumping into a fence.  The offspring all had black mustaches.

Meh 1 honk

[bojanglesman]

......

[Pope]

Overruled. 4 honks

[Tommy]

Whenever I move into a new place I hire a guy to caulk every nook and cranny of the apartment to avoid roaches. It's amazing how many gaping holes around the moldings and in the closest that people don't bother closing up. That's how those fuckers get in.

[bojanglesman]

Whenever I move into a new place I hire a guy to caulk every nook and cranny of the apartment to avoid roaches. It's amazing how many gaping holes around the moldings and in the closest that people don't bother closing up. That's how those fuckers get in.

Do you caulk all your doors shut?

[JFIF]

Whenever I move into a new place I hire a guy to caulk every nook and cranny of the apartment to avoid roaches. It's amazing how many gaping holes around the moldings and in the closest that people don't bother closing up. That's how those fuckers get in.

So you have no problem paying for hoo-ha or caulk

[d sw0rdz]

Whenever I move into a new place I hire a guy to caulk every nook and cranny of the apartment to avoid roaches. It's amazing how many gaping holes around the moldings and in the closest that people don't bother closing up. That's how those fuckers get in.

Hmm interesting observation.

3 years ago I moved into an apartment with a minor roach problem. Had the apartment's "exterminator" come in twice but that didnt work, was still having problems. I ended up taking some Raid and just spraying down some holes in the corners of wall moldings and in my closet, and I also sprayed in the space behind my fridge. Didn't have a problem after that.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[AlioTheFool]

So this Karina Vetrano story is pretty awful.

Alio, where you at? We lost a Stanner.

Wow. I was on vacation in Florida the past week and a half. I heard vague mentions of the story but I was off social media and didn't pay attention to the news while away. Awful.

[dcm1602]

http://www.freedominthe50states.org/?utm_content=buffera798a&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Cato institute ranks NY as the least free state in the country, and suggest it will have a strong lock on that position for years to come.

[Johnny English]

http://www.freedominthe50states.org/?utm_content=buffera798a&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Cato institute ranks NY as the least free state in the country, and suggest it will have a strong lock on that position for years to come.

The Cato Institute is about as unbiased as Think Progress.

[dcm1602]

The Cato Institute is about as unbiased as Think Progress.

didn't realize it was a Koch brothers thing.

I just saw it was a libertarian think tank, so I assumed it was well libertarian.

But even if it's a Koch puppet I think as long as it's methodology was sound the fact that they have NY as the least free (or presumably in their case most progressive?) is likely not a good thing. Being near the extreme wings of things usually isn't idea

And some of their key points had to do with NYS extreme taxing, spending, and absurd amount of debt. I don't think anyone could argue those aren't all real and significant problems

[Badger]

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/cricket-flinging-woman-sends-train-riders-chaos-article-1.2765937

[dcm1602]

Despite the reward money being near $300,000 they still don't have a suspect in that Karina Vetrano (the jogger/model)  murder.

If they don't even have a suspect by now I can't imagine they'll find the person. Especially with that kind of reward money.

[AlioTheFool]

Despite the reward money being near $300,000 they still don't have a suspect in that Karina Vetrano (the jogger/model)  murder.

If they don't even have a suspect by now I can't imagine they'll find the person. Especially with that kind of reward money.

Wasn't the original theory that it was a homeless person? If it was, that person could be anywhere at this point and would have been "under the radar" in the first place. I agree, they'll unfortunately probably never find the person.