HERB - Moths

[Carl and/or Anne Adamczyk]

Adopt them, paint numbers on them and organize races.  This approach was
taken by a crew of bored officers and airmen at a  Medical Airlift
Command Staging Facility in San Antonio, TX, when nothing else seemed to
work.  The betting got kind of pricey.  And we learned to live with the
bugs.

Grania

On Thu, 7 May 1998 09:40:45 EDT RAISYA <RAISYA at aol.com> writes:
>> does it work on those GIANT tree roaches?
>>  Raven
>
>You mean those 3" long critters that pop out of the drawer next to the 
>kitchen
>sink everytime there's a heavy rain?  The ones that stroll into the 
>house when
>you open the door to let the pets in?  Nothing but a heavy weight 
>works on
>those!    First one of those I saw scared the **** out of me and made 
>me
>wonder what kind of place Houston was <G>.  I've found stories of them 
>are
>pretty effective for preventing unwanted visits by relatives, though, 
>so they
>aren't ENTIRELY useless <G>.
>
>Raisya
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