Gnats :-(

Do you wear a crash helmet all the time in case you fall over?

Carrots.

What's up with that? Google sez young grass.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

Buggs Bunny.

That's what they're eating here... AND my succulents, a variety of plant, looking cactus-like...

which kills them. Thus the need to return the pleasure :-) ...Jim Thompson

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I don't know about you guys, but "Succulent" sounds like a pretty good name for the next SciFi channel original.... :)

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Lexx.

I don't weat safety goggles all the time, but I do when I am risking blowing something up. (Sometimes I rely on my polycarbonate large-lens eyeglasses unless I am doing something really serious.) And I do wear a crash helmet all the time that I am riding my bike.

- Don Klipstein ( snipped-for-privacy@misty.com)

The French were always weird!

The propellant is close enough to entirely liquified hydrocarbon gases. I would not call that a low flammability mix. Combine that with any vapors from petroleum distillates, and that sounds risky to me. Especially if the filter should have any holes that pass through droplets of the liquid.

- Don Klipstein ( snipped-for-privacy@misty.com)

Yes, when compared to Polar bears.

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Don't you mean ugly women?

Those propellants have not been used since the same time (or before) CFCs were culled out of the HVAC realm. It is most commonly a propane based propellant.

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AlBore's Succulent Green?

Not even a pop. A twenty millisecond *puff*, at best for *each* "droplet", which is actually closer to a fine atomized mist particle, which would have to number in the hundreds of thousands to be effective.

Propane is a hydrocarbon as opposed to being a CFC, and has experienced increased presence in "spray cans" as a result of restrictions against usage of CFCs.

- Don Klipstein ( snipped-for-privacy@misty.com)

IF > If a swarm forms indoors, suck them up with a dust buster vacuum cleaner - IF > squirt some fly spray into the nozzle before switching off,

PD > Do NOT do that! Some vacuums use the air from the vacuum outlet to PD > cool the motor, and the motor has exposed brushes. The fact that 'fly PD > spray' is usually flammable, and brushes spark, will help prove the PD > big bang theory quite effectively!

Maybe they can perfect the vacuum cleaner jet engine.

In message , Michael A. Terrell writes

What do you mean 'were' I wasn't aware they'd ever stopped being..

'Were, and still are' VS 'Are now'.