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This was chilling in the garage... should I be scared? |
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
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This was chilling in the garage... should I be scared? "According to arachnologist Dr. G.B. Edwards, in Gainesville, Florida, the venom of brown widows is twice as potent as that of black widows but the effects tend to more localized than a black widow as less venom is injected. The main symptom is severe local pain. Brown widows apparently are originally from southern Africa. Through shipping and human migration they have become established on every continent except Antarctica." The egg sacks look like this and should be sprayed with insecticide or brakecleaner to destroy them. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1373846664 http://pestcontrolcenter.com/blog/wp...underside1.jpg |
I got stung by a hornet yesterday...then I was so pissed off I went looking for the nest. I found those fuckfaced jerk offs. Their hive was bigger than size of a softball...
Wd40 and a propane torch later, I fucked their whole colony in their asses. Then I drank a long trail pollenator to celebrate. What did it taste like? It tasted like "fuck you bees"...that's what. |
Originally Posted by thirdgen
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I got stung by a hornet yesterday...then I was so pissed off I went looking for the nest. I found those fuckfaced jerk offs. Their hive was bigger than size of a softball...
Wd40 and a propane torch later, I fucked their whole colony in their asses. Then I drank a long trail pollenator to celebrate. What did it taste like? It tasted like "fuck you bees"...that's what. https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/6392114944/h80022563/ |
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Located in the clubroadster Home Made Exhaust thread. I lolled. |
Bauce exhaust, ya'll are just haters.
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12.7mm sounds more impressive than 0.5"
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Originally Posted by triple88a
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Now i'm curious why go with that shock design vs the regular shock on the control arm? whats better about it?
Originally Posted by sixshooter
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Center of mass moved to a more desirable location.
Rising rate suspension A suspension system where the spring rate increases when the wheels move further into jounce. This action can be accomplished by configuring the geometric shape of the suspension, by using springs which change tension as they are compressed, or by using two or more springs with rubber stops. The purpose of a rising-rate suspension is to maintain consistent ride and handling characteristics under a variety of situations: loaded or unloaded, straight roads or curves, and smooth roads or bumpy. |
Originally Posted by sixshooter
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Brown Widow spiders are no joke. We have them here too. The egg sack is distinctly spiky if you see one around.
"According to arachnologist Dr. G.B. Edwards, in Gainesville, Florida, the venom of brown widows is twice as potent as that of black widows but the effects tend to more localized than a black widow as less venom is injected. The main symptom is severe local pain. Brown widows apparently are originally from southern Africa. Through shipping and human migration they have become established on every continent except Antarctica." The egg sacks look like this and should be sprayed with insecticide or brakecleaner to destroy them. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1373846664 http://pestcontrolcenter.com/blog/wp...underside1.jpg Well that's it, I'm not parking my car in the garage anymore. |
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someone needs longer gears.
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