But what about the fallout in Arizona?? OK, I'll sign. I'm out of range until Climate Change makes the jetstream and the jet contrails weird.
Night all.
What if it Snows?
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Think truck prices are bad here…….?
12/2017 Kenworth Legend T900
Limited edition number 226
X15 Cummins 600hp @ 2050ft/lb coupled to an 18speed Road Ranger.
Hydraulics with Return line with 300ltr Hydraulic oil capacity to suit many applications.
487900km’s
97t rated
4.11 diffs
Alloy bullbar
Stainless wrapped tanks
Drop visor
Ice Pack
TV in bunk
Stainless Gaurds
Supersingle steers
Go straight to work…
$460,000 plus GST
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. Pfffft if you want to talk fast girls I think it’s hard to top John Force’s daughters.DrFlush, dwells40, lovesthedrive and 4 others Thank this.
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Buy a strip of fly paper. Or more than one. Then sweep out spiders. Or get Electric fly swatter at Harbor Freight for $4. I bought one of those for my apartment. If I don't plug the drain in the kitchen sink when I leave. I have fruit and house flies when I come back after a week or ten days.LoboSolo, JolliRoger, lovesthedrive and 4 others Thank this.
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Are they from the tarantula migration?
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Don't need something big like a gecko. get a centipede. Centipede's look disgusting but they avoid humans, they'll only bite at you if you threaten them (meaning if you're an idiot and pick one up with your bare hands, so use a paper towel or something). They will run away from you and hide from you if you go towards them. They can get kind of big but I promise they will get every single bug in that truck. They won't go anywhere near you when you're driving or sleeping, they'll just find a nice place to hide out in the dark (for some reasons in homes they like bathrooms and tubs).
I don't really think you can buy them at petshops (although you could check) but if you notice them in your home, just catch one and put it in a plastic bag with a hole in it so it doesn't suffocate and don't crush it when you pick it up with a paper towel. Then just let it loose in your sleeper birth and it'll find itself a home somewhere (out of sight) and will eat every single spider in that truck.
Fun fact: Centipedes will also eat BED BUGS too if you are ever unlucky enough to get that scourge in your truck. And bed bugs truly are a scourge to get rid of, go read about the horror stories online and how expensive it is to get rid of them they can live for 1 year without food (which is your blood) they are bad.
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I think I mis lead you. You need to stop the flys no matter what. You should trust the science. No flys = no spiders.
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New crapcadia life is a gutless wonder. The regular driver told me it’s a 505 horsepower it pulls good. 37K in the box and 40mph up Jellico hill is hardly a good runner. IMHO DD15s suck they can brag about fuel mileage and nothing else.
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