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"Houston, We Have a (Crazy Ant) Problem"
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5-16-2008 4:32 AM
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5-16-2008
11:42 AM
bignosemousie
Help!
5-16-2008
11:51 AM
ratilfar
We have them down here, and they love electric sockets and other dark places. They are, mostly harmless and are most active in summer. Keep your counter tops clean and your trash out of the house and you should (should) be safe.
5-16-2008
12:08 PM
bignosemousie
Regular ants I can deal with. Crazy ants with chaotic behavior that cram into my outlets? AAAAHHHHH!
5-18-2008
4:30 AM
merrie
Billions and billions of "crazy ants"!
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