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 Posted: Tue May 05, 2009 9:14 am
Vampire bugs must die, I just pulled one off my arm, and then doused my arm w/ hydrogen peroxide. On a funny note though while some people use a watered down hydrogen peroxide solution, I have found out that pure hydrogen peroxide is used as aircraft fuel by the United States Air Force.
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Posted: Tue May 05, 2009 7:14 pm
Twizted Humanitarian Vampire bugs must die, I just pulled one off my arm, and then doused my arm w/ hydrogen peroxide. On a funny note though while some people use a watered down hydrogen peroxide solution, I have found out that pure hydrogen peroxide is used as aircraft fuel by the United States Air Force. vampire bugs? XD mosquitoes or something like that in english right? very similar in spanish...mosquito sweatdrop yeah they are very bothersome but it aint so bad it fells nice to scratch yourself after it XD
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Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 10:53 am
Mauricios Twizted Humanitarian Vampire bugs must die, I just pulled one off my arm, and then doused my arm w/ hydrogen peroxide. On a funny note though while some people use a watered down hydrogen peroxide solution, I have found out that pure hydrogen peroxide is used as aircraft fuel by the United States Air Force. vampire bugs? XD mosquitoes or something like that in english right? very similar in spanish...mosquito sweatdrop yeah they are very bothersome but it aint so bad it fells nice to scratch yourself after it XD I wanna know how they evolved to do such a thing... Because only females drink blood, and it's only for reproductive purposes. In all reality they actually eat pollen like beas and butterflies. As for the spelling, go to dictionary.com because I've never been able to get it right... sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 7:46 am
Actually it was not a mosquito I don't know what it was it was shaped like a star, when I pulled it off I heard a crinkling sound and I had a small (2mm) red dot on my arm, it did not bleed and it has not been itching but the mark is still as clear as ever.
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Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 7:20 pm
Get checked, make sure you don't have swine flu.
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Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 6:29 am
lol actually didn't get it checked, although I kept an eye on it to make sure it wasn't a tic, cuz i really didn't feel like having to deal with rocky mountain spotted fever. It did not get a bulls-eye it did fade, so I am fine, however I do have an MRI today for my bad knee thats been getting worse.
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Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 3:06 pm
i hate blood sucking bugs, cause its summer here they're all out in full force and for some reason they always go for my legs which isnt a very attractive look razz
apparently to bugs i taste nice.
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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 10:07 am
I work at a Citizens Gas location that is right next to a creek. Not to mention when it rains the entire parking lot floods because of the fact there's no drainage set up. I refuel at night, and mosquitos are everywhere. It's a good thing our refuel truck has spiders on it and all the areas we go to have webs everywhere. Lol, there's one spider on the truck that is right next to the door and I sit there and watch him whenever we're filling up the truck. He's gotten very big these past few weeks, and I have named him Aragog. 3nodding
I'm not bothered by them like most other people because I grew up next to a creek where you never were bothered by just one. You'd walk through my yard in the summer and see thousands of them fly out of the grass with every step. One thing I've learned is that if you scratch a bite all the other mosquitos realize you're vulnerable and start attacking you. It's hard to do, but if you ignore the few bites you have and don't scratch yourself at all you'll actually come out with less bites.
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Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 1:05 pm
Jarc_The_Mighty I work at a Citizens Gas location that is right next to a creek. Not to mention when it rains the entire parking lot floods because of the fact there's no drainage set up. I refuel at night, and mosquitos are everywhere. It's a good thing our refuel truck has spiders on it and all the areas we go to have webs everywhere. Lol, there's one spider on the truck that is right next to the door and I sit there and watch him whenever we're filling up the truck. He's gotten very big these past few weeks, and I have named him Aragog. 3nodding I'm not bothered by them like most other people because I grew up next to a creek where you never were bothered by just one. You'd walk through my yard in the summer and see thousands of them fly out of the grass with every step. One thing I've learned is that if you scratch a bite all the other mosquitos realize you're vulnerable and start attacking you. It's hard to do, but if you ignore the few bites you have and don't scratch yourself at all you'll actually come out with less bites. urgh, spiders bother me waaayyy more than biting bugs, its weird cos ive grown up on a farm an all the buggers climb into the house outta the feilds but im still scared of spiders, well the big ones anyway, insummer we get spiders that are the size of saucers an are so big u cant even put a cup over them to trap them, the other day there was one in the house so big i swear i could see it's bollo*ks eek but yea the not itching bites makes sense cos you'd probs disturb the sweat from your pores or something and make you smell better so they come an eat you...
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