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Re: old trucks and fire ants #172866 10/04/2004 10:44 PM
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Park a ford over the hill. or you can buy some fire ant killer at the hardware/feed store and give it a couple of days. Spread it around the entire area your truck is in. In a couple of days the ants will go away to bother someone else. They leave nice little red welt don't they?

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old trucks and fire ants	Achipmunk	10/04/2004 10:20 PM
Re: old trucks and fire ants	Anonymous	10/04/2004 10:44 PM
Re: old trucks and fire ants	Achipmunk	10/06/2004 6:31 PM
Re: old trucks and fire ants	Hotrod Lincoln	10/06/2004 8:16 PM
Re: old trucks and fire ants	Achipmunk	10/07/2004 1:15 AM
Re: old trucks and fire ants	Matt McD	10/07/2004 6:31 AM
Re: old trucks and fire ants	Anonymous	10/07/2004 8:00 AM

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