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There are jews amongst us. They get here through the grass. As soon as you touch grass, you are in psychic contact with them. They smell you out from the pasture. You are wholesome and they are not, it's a match made in heaved. Your blooooooooooood vill be zuked and you villl like it. Seriously how do I avoid this little blood niggerjewkikes?
>>72 (OP) Did you know they aren't insects but arachnids related to spiders daddy long legs and scorpions? That's the sort of shit I know about arthropods I know a good deal but I wouldn't bring it up on a date.
Have something over your ankles, pretty much 99% of these little bastards will latch onto your ankles and lower calf. Just wear long pants and you basically won't be bothered with them. You can also put permethrin on your clothes, like a pair of socks if you must wear shorts. Just be careful around your cat, it's a neurotoxin for them.
>>75 >permethrin on your clothes one of my uncles bought a large property that was crawling with those shits, i almost got bullied into not going there anymore but applying permethrin on my /out/ clothes and gear was a godsend also never forget to check yourself in the shower as soon as you get home, it only takes 5 minutes and spares you a lot of potential trouble
I picked one of these little jews off me earlier this evening. I hate them so damn much. They swarm my dog, sometimes when we go hiking I'll pick 10 of these little kikes off of her in one sitting.
>>72 (OP) Yup, treated pants socks and boots. This is the WAE. I always carry tweezers and a lighter on me too. Those little KIKES can burn in HELL!!
>> permethrin I heard that's why people have certain plants around their houses, because they produce similar compounds that scare away ticks and insects. I do check regularly but one managed to get through that, likely by hiding in my trousers until I put them on. It had barely drunk any blood by the time I took it out. >>75 I dump them in the toilet and pour some vinegar in. How dangerous are we talking about, if it rubs up on my feet while wearing soaked socks will it go loopy and die or do they have to munch quite a lot of it?
Ticks hate Cedar wood, and I love it. So keep the essential oil on hand and apply to exposed body parts, (and collars, etc too if very thickly infested). Works wonders for me, typically use Texas Cedar though Atlas and others work aswell.
>>96 Can you send a pic of the flask you bought pls