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Some of them ask and then never speak to me again, as if their only goal was to get in my business. Besides something like F-off*** What would you say in response to someone who was getting in your business and you were not interested in their question???

50% of the people I meet are nosy and 80% of those in that group go overboard, such as what I usually get is on where I live is: “I didn’t ask you the area, I asked you the town, by what store, what are the nearest cross streets to your house” some even want me to tell them how many houses down from the cross section. Usually it’s women who ask this, but in some cases men. I couldn’t make this up, I didn’t even know people were this nosy or this ridiculous

I am sure if I asked them what their religion was they would think that was odd, but yet they think they can get personal with other people. If you think it’s general conversation, I don’t, I think sports, national events and the weather, etc. are general conversation. Personal and general aren’t synonyms, so I don’t think personal questions make general conversation
Berny, you sound silly, stuck up? You are the one who is stuck up “WHO they are dealing with and WHAT they do for a living. First off, where you live and work is not WHO you are, it’s WHAT you are, and when elitist pigs like you learn to understand that people are more than just labels and neighborhoods, then maybe you can get beyond the name stage, you don’t deserve to know peoples names and they should steer clear from you.

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tell them you dont want them knowing its that simple its not rude to say so its rude to ask though i feel where your coming from and if they ask about family or something say you dont know all the details. people need to stop prying.

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My husband was a hoarder when we first married 7 years ago until our house became infested with carpet beetles (beetles that love filth!). I started tossing his “stuff” and it took 2 full YEARS to get through all of his garbage. I have finally showed him how nice a clean, uncluttered home and garage can look. He is very good at tossing the “junk” away now as it comes in, but I am terrified that when his mom passes on, that he is going to come home with half of her stuff!

She said that she is going to start to get rid of one thing a day, but she continues to bring in 3 things per day! She picks up things off the streets and gives them to our children like dirty hair clips, gloves, and even saves the tiny umbrellas from drinks given at Senior parties!!! There bathroom smells like urine (I can’t even use their bathroom because I can’t stand the smell!) and their house has a very strong odor coming out the windows and they don’t have any pets. I am a clean and organized person who can’t stand a cluttered home.

What is going to happen with all of that “junk” when his parents die?!
@Billy- His parents are in their 80s!

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heres a link i found that looks pretty accurate to what im seeing.

http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/images/confused_flour_beetle.jpg

i planned on cleaning out the cupboards and everything and bombing the house, which im doing regardless because even though we dont have pets, the area we live in is horrible for fleas and we seem to bring a couple in on our shoes, that and theres stray cats that hang around on the porch sometimes. but anyways, back to the main point here…. can someone help me? anyone know what they are? will bombing help with these too? and on a side note (as if it couldnt get any better ) i finally figured out that another bug ive been seeing (on a much rarer basis) is a larder beetle.

so… what is the tiny “roach-like” bug and will bombing help get rid of them and the larder beetles????
any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!

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I now seem to have gnats living somewhere near the drivers side window (possibly inside it?). What’s going on here?! I do NOT eat or drink in the car and try not to park under trees or in grass if possible. I always keep it super clean inside and out. I do live in Florida though so there are bugs everywhere. Could the fact that the car’s a convertible have something to do with bugs liking to live in it? The windows and top line up pretty evenly and there don’t seem to be any gaps.

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It concers me that the cats can walk in the dried poison spray…and then groom themselves. The exterminator swears that the spray is harmless to people and pets…but, I wonder..

I’d love to go ‘chemical free’ and still not be invaded by these ugly ‘Palmetto bugs’ (a pretty name for huge roaches)…and the Riddex commercial looks like it COULD be a solution….has anyone had any results, either good or bad, using this product?

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