[Ricechex]

Thanks Arraya for the video link. There is something really odd here. The focus is the guy that ran the plane into the building. Downtown Austin and no employees in the building? Austin isn’t Steubenville,Ohio. Doesnt work for me. The only other thought is that the building is paid for by taxpayers dollars and used for nothing, thus the reason for no workers.

[Ricechex]

Macro, I meant funny as in suspicious. Doesn’t add up.

[Ricechex]

Macro, I meant funny as in suspicious. Doesn’t add up.

[Ricechex]

Macro, I meant funny as in suspicious. Doesn’t add up.

[Ricechex]

Macro, I meant funny as in suspicious. Doesn’t add up.

[Ricechex]

Macro, I meant funny as in suspicious. Doesn’t add up.

[Ricechex]

Something is funny here….he crashed into a federal building and only a couple of people were in it. At 10AM on a work day–shouldn’t the building have been fully occupied?

[Ricechex]

Something is funny here….he crashed into a federal building and only a couple of people were in it. At 10AM on a work day–shouldn’t the building have been fully occupied?

[Ricechex]

Something is funny here….he crashed into a federal building and only a couple of people were in it. At 10AM on a work day–shouldn’t the building have been fully occupied?

[Ricechex]

Something is funny here….he crashed into a federal building and only a couple of people were in it. At 10AM on a work day–shouldn’t the building have been fully occupied?

[Ricechex]

Something is funny here….he crashed into a federal building and only a couple of people were in it. At 10AM on a work day–shouldn’t the building have been fully occupied?

[Ricechex]

There are roaches here, but I think they are the outdoor roaches version: those really big ones that come in from outside, similar to Hawaii. Not the smaller roaches that live in your house with you. We use pest control every 3 months on the outside perimeter, and no problem.

A bigger problem is mice! Have mouseproofed the house twice in 4 years, and they keep coming back and making new holes. Not found of glue traps, or the snap traps as they are inhumane. Snap traps don’t always kill them in one fell swoop, and it is just painful to find one alive scrambling to live. The poison pellets cause them to die of thirst, and they come running out for water, and sometimes die inside the walls, so until the rotting carcass is gone, it is a smelly ordeal. And, the tenant had 3 cats and that didn’t stop the problem, so go figure.

[Ricechex]

There are roaches here, but I think they are the outdoor roaches version: those really big ones that come in from outside, similar to Hawaii. Not the smaller roaches that live in your house with you. We use pest control every 3 months on the outside perimeter, and no problem.

A bigger problem is mice! Have mouseproofed the house twice in 4 years, and they keep coming back and making new holes. Not found of glue traps, or the snap traps as they are inhumane. Snap traps don’t always kill them in one fell swoop, and it is just painful to find one alive scrambling to live. The poison pellets cause them to die of thirst, and they come running out for water, and sometimes die inside the walls, so until the rotting carcass is gone, it is a smelly ordeal. And, the tenant had 3 cats and that didn’t stop the problem, so go figure.

[Ricechex]

There are roaches here, but I think they are the outdoor roaches version: those really big ones that come in from outside, similar to Hawaii. Not the smaller roaches that live in your house with you. We use pest control every 3 months on the outside perimeter, and no problem.

A bigger problem is mice! Have mouseproofed the house twice in 4 years, and they keep coming back and making new holes. Not found of glue traps, or the snap traps as they are inhumane. Snap traps don’t always kill them in one fell swoop, and it is just painful to find one alive scrambling to live. The poison pellets cause them to die of thirst, and they come running out for water, and sometimes die inside the walls, so until the rotting carcass is gone, it is a smelly ordeal. And, the tenant had 3 cats and that didn’t stop the problem, so go figure.

[Ricechex]

There are roaches here, but I think they are the outdoor roaches version: those really big ones that come in from outside, similar to Hawaii. Not the smaller roaches that live in your house with you. We use pest control every 3 months on the outside perimeter, and no problem.

A bigger problem is mice! Have mouseproofed the house twice in 4 years, and they keep coming back and making new holes. Not found of glue traps, or the snap traps as they are inhumane. Snap traps don’t always kill them in one fell swoop, and it is just painful to find one alive scrambling to live. The poison pellets cause them to die of thirst, and they come running out for water, and sometimes die inside the walls, so until the rotting carcass is gone, it is a smelly ordeal. And, the tenant had 3 cats and that didn’t stop the problem, so go figure.

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