[complain]Ok, it got warm. It was nice. Then the pollen came. Even the damn roads have turned yellow. The tires on my motorcycle turned from black to brown in a matter of days. You wash your car, then literally, it's yellow within the hour. Then the rain comes. Yay!! Wash away the pollen! Ok, then the mosquitos come.



I was trying to fix something on my car after I got home yesterday, at about sunset. When I got inside, you would think someone beat me by how red my whole torso was from all the damn mosquito bites. It was just a swarm eating me alive. People say stay away from mosquitos so you don't get West Nile virus. If I did that, I would never leave the house. If I didn't catch a deadly disease from mosquitos yet, I don't think I ever will.[/complain]



Thank you for your time.

 

yeah i hate the damn pollen and bugs. I cant do anything to my car with out being swarmed and it so damn hot out. My red car is yellow half the time it really sucks.

 

feel good about the sun, it was 70+ degrees here last week, then last night it started snowing.. 9 inches in 5 hours, with 21 more inches expected by the end of the day.

 

Mosquitos might kill you, but so will hypothermia and frostbite. At least you get chicks in bikinis!

 

Im only complaining about the heat becuase with it and those damn bugs its imposable to do anything. Example: working on something inside the car its hot so you have to have the windows down or doors open as soon as you put a crack in the window the bugs start coming.

 

not 2 hours from the beach



I love the clear, warm weather, I just hate the the fact that the trees and bugs love the clear, warm weather, too.



I'm actually scheduled to go camping the first week in May, in Panama City Beach (motorcycle rally). It's the perfect time of year, before it gets blazing hot.

 

my boss just told me he has his own propane mosquito fogger...best $60 he's ever spent....hhmmmm....

 

They spray the whole city here to keep the mosquitos down. I don't think I've seen more than a dozen mosquitos since I moved here. In Western Canada they grow big enough to carry off a horse. Least it seems like it.

 

Here in STL we have these really ******* spooky ones... Look like a leopard, and are the size of a fuggin ostrich. They freak me out.

 

you mean those tiger mosquitos?