Pawian
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Post by Pawian on Jan 14, 2007 14:48:30 GMT -7
Next riddle:
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Post by bescheid on Jan 14, 2007 15:33:43 GMT -7
Next riddle: Fly paper Charles
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Post by rdywenur on Jan 14, 2007 16:31:55 GMT -7
Fish Food ;D ;D
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Post by jeanne on Jan 14, 2007 17:14:20 GMT -7
.... ? Can you give us a clue?
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Pawian
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Post by Pawian on Jan 15, 2007 13:28:23 GMT -7
Why not? Providing you are able to tear off flies from glue.
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Post by Pawian on Jan 15, 2007 13:30:22 GMT -7
.... ? Can you give us a clue? Besheid guessed correctly but failed to give the full name of the device: It`s a FLY GLUE PAPER TRAP, often used in the countryside to catch obnoxious insects. Fly Ribbon Glue Traps -Strips of sticky paper Man and animal have swatted, stomped and twitched to rid themselves of pesky flies since the beginning of time. Attracks and traps flying insects. Odorless and no insecticides. Sticky fly products have always been effective at catching flies and can be used on/in: Garages, barns, storage sheds, covered porches and patios or other protected areas. Fly Glue Paper Instructions: 1. Bring to room temperature before opening by holding trap in your hand while making a fist for several minutes prior to attempting to open. 2. Grasp cord in one hand; grasp tube in the other 3. Pull out cord slowly while turning tube in a counterclockwise (twirling) motion. 4. Cap will pop out. Remove thumbtack from top of cap and save for hanging 5. Discard cap. 6. Remove completely from tube or let tube dangle from strip as an anchor. Hang with thumbtack or cord. 7. When strip is full or controlling flies is achieved, remove from hanging device and discard Note: In case of contact with sticky material, wash hands with soap and water. Avoid placing traps in dusty areas as this will cause the glue to lose it's adhesive qualities.
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Post by bescheid on Jan 15, 2007 15:04:12 GMT -7
.... ? Can you give us a clue? Besheid guessed correctly but failed to give the full name of the device: It`s a FLY GLUE PAPER TRAP, often used in the countryside to catch obnoxious insects. Fly Ribbon Glue Traps -Strips of sticky paper Man and animal have swatted, stomped and twitched to rid themselves of pesky flies since the beginning of time. Attracks and traps flying insects. Odorless and no insecticides. Sticky fly products have always been effective at catching flies and can be used on/in: Garages, barns, storage sheds, covered porches and patios or other protected areas. Fly Glue Paper Instructions: 1. Bring to room temperature before opening by holding trap in your hand while making a fist for several minutes prior to attempting to open. 2. Grasp cord in one hand; grasp tube in the other 3. Pull out cord slowly while turning tube in a counterclockwise (twirling) motion. 4. Cap will pop out. Remove thumbtack from top of cap and save for hanging 5. Discard cap. 6. Remove completely from tube or let tube dangle from strip as an anchor. Hang with thumbtack or cord. 7. When strip is full or controlling flies is achieved, remove from hanging device and discard Note: In case of contact with sticky material, wash hands with soap and water. Avoid placing traps in dusty areas as this will cause the glue to lose it's adhesive qualities. Excellent call Pawain Those things are really very effective. We used to call them {insektfalle} insect trap, I do not remember the name brand. The other type was a metal tube with holes around the circumference covered with a pointed round rain guard. It was with a removable glass container. The idea was for flys and what ever, would enter through the holes attracted initially by poisonous bait and unable to leave, die in piles to further attract other nasty insects. These were used by the large farms and stables. As the glass container filled, it was emptied out or replaced. These worked, but, if a person were to be close by, they had a foul oder. Charles
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Post by rdywenur on Jan 15, 2007 15:20:14 GMT -7
Pawian I think we are getting a bit pickayun here. Give Charles a break. Fly paper Fly glue paper trap same thing in my book
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Post by jeanne on Jan 15, 2007 18:42:14 GMT -7
Wow, I'm familiar with fly paper (or Fly Glue Paper Traps), but for some reason, my mind was just not seeing that!
What else do you have?
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Pawian
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Post by Pawian on Jan 16, 2007 7:42:17 GMT -7
Wow, I'm familiar with fly paper (or Fly Glue Paper Traps), but for some reason, my mind was just not seeing that! What else do you have? This!!!
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Post by bescheid on Jan 16, 2007 9:40:41 GMT -7
Wow, I'm familiar with fly paper (or Fly Glue Paper Traps), but for some reason, my mind was just not seeing that! What else do you have? This!!! 5 mice rear ends with their 5 tails hanging freely, partially hidden in 5 of 6 visiable round holes of a woodin appearing object of 12 flat sides. Charles
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Post by Pawian on Jan 16, 2007 11:03:47 GMT -7
5 mice rear ends with their 5 tails hanging freely, partially hidden in 5 of 6 visiable round holes of a woodin appearing object of 12 flat sides. Very good but.... you still failed to give mice`s names!!!! E.g., what`s the name of the grey mouse in the left hole? And is it a male or a female?? You guess can`t count as correct one until you answer the questions! hahahahahaha
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Post by jeanne on Jan 16, 2007 14:49:13 GMT -7
How about Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Mighty Mouse, Stuart Little, and Ralph J. Mouse?
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Post by bescheid on Jan 16, 2007 14:57:25 GMT -7
5 mice rear ends with their 5 tails hanging freely, partially hidden in 5 of 6 visiable round holes of a woodin appearing object of 12 flat sides. Very good but.... you still failed to give mice`s names!!!! E.g., what`s the name of the grey mouse in the left hole? And is it a male or a female?? You guess can`t count as correct one until you answer the questions! hahahahahaha Gollies Pawian I am stupid with concerns of mice. 'I just knew the obvious would become difficult". Well, only a guess, now this would be the little grey fellow in the left hole adjacent to the holding persons hand? Well the smart little fellow is holding his/her butt down covered by his/her long tail, I think he/she is a Swedish mouse, whilst the opposite side white/black is a Mini-Mouse. Oh well, it was a try :'{ Well I do not know any thing about mice } Charles
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Post by Pawian on Jan 17, 2007 2:15:06 GMT -7
Pawian I think we are getting a bit pickayun here. Give Charles a break. Fly paper Fly glue paper trap same thing in my book Nope! We are either perfectionists or nobody!
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