Dunno. Didn't work quickly enough for me; I got impatient and was able to track them to a small hole in the basement floor. A funnel and a stockpot of nearly-boiling water took care of it.

I guess you dint need no stinkin' poison. Way to go.

The wildlife in the back yard is almost as happy and lazy as all my pets ever were.

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I wondered that myself. But, being new here.....

Oh, it's still very much facepalm-worthy. Best-case scenario is that you were tactlessly using another person's misfortune as an excuse to proselytize - if you weren't tone deaf, you'd understand this is poor form.

Have you stolen Mrs rjones' trike for a surriptious ride yet?

Like I said before, drama. In this thread human tragedy alternates for our attention with red Corvettes and confetti-decorated bicycle frames. That seems to be the accepted standard. Don't talk to me about proselytizing and tone deafness.

Good lord can everyone please ****ing cool it?

Like I said before: explaining fuchsia to a blind person. :rolleyes:

Just on the roller.

What did I miss?

Ants in Pepe's wheels.

Reminds me of a song

Thanks for everyone's suggestions. Cheese did the trick.


Not really, but going faster seems to have done it, no more noise. :thumb:

Heck, try to explain it to me.

Did Tuesday Night Worlds for the first time this year tonight. Bridged to the winning break of four with six to go. With two to go, they decided to attack while I was pulling, just as we were cresting the small hill and going into the nasty crosswind. I was not attentive enough and took too long to react. Got droped. Then the field caught me and droped me on the last lap. Takeaways:

- I'm glad I went. I ate way too much wind during the first few laps, so the practice was welcome so that I don't do the same this weekend.
- People on the break will pretend they are your friends, but they aren't. Do not trust them.
- For all the BF talk, those crabon wheels do make a difference, especially when launching yourself into the wind at 30mph.
- Doing an hour of sweetspot in the morning and then a crit in the afternoon is not the nicest of things that you can do to your legs.
- I'm out of stuff to say here. Wish I had ice cream.

Every one of those lessons is both hilarious and true. Go eat some ice cream. Splurge and get some Ben & Jerry's.

And eat your hearts out, [MENTION=185471]WhyFi[/MENTION] and [MENTION=29415]BillyD[/MENTION]: I just ponied up a few grand for the 24-70/2.8ii and 70-200/2.8ISii. Stupid Canon with their stupid combo deal rebate literally twisting my arm and forcing me to splurge. Ah well, at least now I'm about done.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

There is a Ben & Jerry's a couple of blocks away actually. An apple will have to do tonight though, I have nine cats to feed.

Lol. My ass. You're about done for now. Enjoy and post pics.

I'm cool as a cucumber.

LOL even in your denial you admit it was for Dan.

You need few more Addiction threads under your belt before you get the dynamic.

I tracked them to a crack between the dishwasher and the cabinet. Massive spray campaign was fail so I am hoping this stuff works.

New bike day. Steel is real, of course. I'm not exactly convinced it's a Colin Laing, and Trainsnorter said to check with the tandem forum but I was afraid one of them would snag it if I asked about it, so I just went and got it.

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The little lady and I rode it down to the park and it rides pretty smooth. Unfortunately the bike has the wrong shifters. Luckily I have the right shifters in the garage.

The thing is, other than the big whites (which I'm not spending for or carrying around), how much is actually left? I'll have the 24-70L, 70-200L, 100-400L, 100L for macro, and 35/2IS for super low light general awesomeness. There's the UWA, but I have a hard enough time with composition as it is. What else is there?

Now, there's the 5D4 and SL2. Yes.