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Uncle Milty wrote:

Scarlett wrote:Bay leaves?
Outside?
Does this really work or is this some strange tribal knowledge remedy?
What other remedies do you practice medicine man?

They absolutely work. Helps to break or crush 'em (just pretend they're male). I use 'em inside to keep the critters out. Especially useful in food areas I don't want pesticides. That said, if they were carpenter ants you may have another issue to address.

It probably has a scientific explanation to do with the aromatics/chemicals specific to a bay leaf.

If you work at a magazine and your magazine doesn't make the ISSN easy to find on your title page, I hate you.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:If you work at a magazine and your magazine doesn't make the ISSN easy to find on your title page, I hate you.

Why is that now?

Well, say you're the editor at Art In America magazine, and although you do make some bread off individual subscriptions, your main source of income is libraries, museums, and colleges, whom you know have to use an elaborate system to keep track of all their serials. By omitting a simple "ISSN: 1234-5678" from your title page, you cost me and hundreds of other people an extra few minutes every month manually looking up your serial (as you can imagine, a search for Art In America comes up with a lot of results in an art library catalog). It may seem trivial, but it's just stubborn and stupid for them not to include it.

I didn't know you were in the library sciences, i just thought it was some sort of pet peeve...

jemagee wrote:I didn't know you were in the library sciences, i just thought it was some sort of pet peeve...

Didn't you know this was a website for Librarians who are Phillies Phans? Something like half the people who post here have some significant affiliation with libraries or librarians.

HOLLA

Phan Paul wrote:

jemagee wrote:I didn't know you were in the library sciences, i just thought it was some sort of pet peeve...

Didn't you know this was a website for Librarians who are Phillies Phans? Something like half the people who post here have some significant affiliation with libraries or librarians.

That number goes down significantly though if you remove those who have enjoyed 'defiling' a library
or a librarian

as much as i enjoy my crimininal justice class, i really don't want to go today.

hokay, well, here we go... lets go phillies and hopefully we're up 10-0 by the time i get to a radio around 340!!!!!!!!!!!!

On the back of the box of Elio's pizza, it says, "Caution: Product becomes hot after cooking."

Are you fucking kidding me?

ZOMG THERES A NEW G*DDAMNEDMONSTER MAGNET ALBUM COMING OUT FOUR WAY DIABLO MOTHER MOTHER

i think i have come down finally with anal reticulitis =(

gi bleeding?

i meant anal ridiculitis from having my ass burned a ridiculous amount of time over past six months by phillies haha !

I wanted to hear what it's like to have black smelly blood pouring from your butt.

yeah monster magnet fan for you all right :roll:

I was listening to MM when you were still unlearning to type.

Uncle Milty wrote:

Scarlett wrote:Bay leaves?
Outside?
Does this really work or is this some strange tribal knowledge remedy?
What other remedies do you practice medicine man?

They absolutely work. Helps to break or crush 'em (just pretend they're male). I use 'em inside to keep the critters out. Especially useful in food areas I don't want pesticides. That said, if they were carpenter ants you may have another issue to address.

Good info--thanks!
How can you tell a carpenter ant from a regular ant?
(well, except for the tiny toolbelt, of course)

VoxOrion wrote:I wanted to hear what it's like to have black smelly blood pouring from your butt.

My wife has a stomach condition that put her in the hospital about 7 times in the past 3 years. One time while waiting in the ER in West Jersey Voorhees she got stuck in the room next to the can. Well they kept wheeling this old lady in there and she absolutely destroyed it every time. Eventually we asked the nurse if we could move to another room because this old lady was making us both sick. I made a remark about her eating dead skunks or something and he said she had that condition and only had a few hours or days to live as a result of the internal bleeding. I felt kind of bad but damn I never smelled anything like that in my life.