Not sure about your neighborhood, but mosquitoes are the size of dimes in ours…
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Me too! Hate the darn things.
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I would have wished for this too. When I sit outside a certain pub in Colchester reading your posts David the cry goes out amongst the local mosquito population that it is feeding time. I am going to add garlic to my diet to give them some dietary variety.
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Laughing! Garlic may shake the mosquitoes and the ladies!
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That got a (or an?) LOL.
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🙂 + “a”
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Here too, pal. Ours sound like B52s on approach-a high whine that strikes fear in my heart…
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Funny! Yes, a high pitched whine. So true. I can hear them coming too. Striking fear in the hearts of us all.
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Oh, yes! They are awful! Here in Iowa the gnats are really bad, too.
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+ black flies. They aren’t fun either.
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“Thou Shall Not Kill” Don’t see one just yet in Vancouver. Too Wet.
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It’s only a matter of time. Then you’ll be joining the rest of the swatting-us.
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Have I got a story for this…. he he he
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I grew up in Minnesota where we referred to the mosquito as the state bird.
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I bet! Land of the 10,000 Lakes and zillions of mosquitoes.
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Lol!! That would have been great!
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He certainly missed the boat on that one. (pun intended)
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🙂 Pun taken and appreciated
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Hahaha!!! love the quote and I sure also hate their un-rhyme rhythm having to sing in my ear and not letting me have a good sleep back then when I was in boarding school.
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Yes, oh the memories mosquitoes bring back.
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Lol 🙂
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I agree. 🙂
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Me, too!
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Yes, South Florida has some freakishly large creatures.
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what we’re lacking in quality (i.e. size) we’re making up for in quantity
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I bet. And wait till that flood water starts to dry out. Nasty.
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With it squeltering here there are no kinds of bugs or flies.
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There is one advantage of 118F heat.
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He should have stepped on the ants also! 🙂
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🙂 There we go, moving that proverbial line again.
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A wish in a state of hopelessness lol I salute the person who came up with this thought.
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🙂
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