Scorpion Squisher:
The little bastard was running across my pool deck last night.
The little bastard was running across my pool deck last night.
Odd Use For Tobacco Tin (Graphic? Warning)
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I don't know if you know this but most of this country is pretty scorpion free. Why because all of us pipe smokers already crushed all of them.
But the real question is would you recommend that blend for smoking.
I highly recommend it for both smoking and scorpion squishing.
It's not the same as Dunhill Dark Flake but it's good enough that I no longer lament Dark Flake's demise.
You need to save that pic for this year’s smoke and a shiver
Good thinking...a lot better than smashing it with your pipe.
Good move in a pinch. If it happens again though, and you've got a bit more time, this might be a better option:
I figure it can only add to the resale value...
I figure it can only add to the resale value...
Looks like a bark scorpion, very bad news. The little ones we have in Kentucky are annoying but mostly as harmless as a bee sting.
A stinging tobacco, you may experience a tongue bite.
It's just a good thing you used a dark Virginia. A light one wouldn't have gotten the job done! 
And people wonder why I have a couple Brylon pipes. I can't always be trusted to have an old tin I can use to bonk a scorpion with.
In all honesty, I'd use the Brylon to transport that little guy to an empty Kritter Keeper. I like arachnids, always have. I have a couple tarantulas as pets (more like decorations that I feed crickets to) and have been eying a scorpion or two. Something about combining the best parts of a spider with a tank is pretty cool.
In all honesty, I'd use the Brylon to transport that little guy to an empty Kritter Keeper. I like arachnids, always have. I have a couple tarantulas as pets (more like decorations that I feed crickets to) and have been eying a scorpion or two. Something about combining the best parts of a spider with a tank is pretty cool.
I don't know how far south of Maine you have to go to find scorpions, but I sure hope they aren't migrating up here as it gets hotter.
There you have it: smoking can be very beneficial for your health!
Oh great, now you are giving them ideas for another warning lable, "Warning-tobacco is deadly to insects."
Reminds me of the time my wife found a snake in the house and bashed its head in with a bottle of rosé. Couldnt have it getting the cats. The bottle was the closest heavy object at hand as the book she hit it with didn’t do anything. Yes, my wife’s a badass. And her reenactment of the event is spectacular.
There may be some in middle Tennessee but I have never seen one and I have been here over sixty years and live on a farm. We have recently gotten Armadillos and damned fire ants up here from the deep south. I've got no use for either.
shanez, the Man in Black ! :
Zed, we have a bug.
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When I was in Grammar School, my mom didn't react so well when one of our cats brought a garter snake into the house. Quite the to-do of screeching and hollering 'till we got it outside again.