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scuwp
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  #752759 29-Jan-2013 16:39
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Just pour petrol over the infected area and light a match. Problem solved :-)









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  #752775 29-Jan-2013 16:53
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can you still get those pest bombs.  Set it off and go away for the day or 2.




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  #752918 29-Jan-2013 21:04
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sonyxperiageek:
kiwitrc: What version of carpet do you have, I heard Carpet 2.0 has most of the bugs removed?


What? There's carpet versions?? I didn't know that lol.. I just have heavy-duty carpet.


I don't believe the heavy-duty edition of Carpet 2 has been released yet, so you must be on Carpet 1.0

Maybe install Girlfriend 5.1 or later, install the vacuum plugin and run regularly.

Alternatively, install a completely new edition or version of Carpet after successfully uninstalling your current version.



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  #752921 29-Jan-2013 21:07
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keewee01:
sonyxperiageek:
kiwitrc: What version of carpet do you have, I heard Carpet 2.0 has most of the bugs removed?


What? There's carpet versions?? I didn't know that lol.. I just have heavy-duty carpet.


I don't believe the heavy-duty edition of Carpet 2 has been released yet, so you must be on Carpet 1.0

Maybe install Girlfriend 5.1 or later, install the vacuum plugin and run regularly.

Alternatively, install a completely new edition or version of Carpet after successfully uninstalling your current version.


Sorry, I meant Carpet 2.0 Professional.




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  #752925 29-Jan-2013 21:10
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scuwp: Just pour petrol over the infected area and light a match. Problem solved :-)







Maybe shooting it would be a better idea? lol




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  #752929 29-Jan-2013 21:17
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sonyxperiageek:
keewee01:
sonyxperiageek:
kiwitrc: What version of carpet do you have, I heard Carpet 2.0 has most of the bugs removed?


What? There's carpet versions?? I didn't know that lol.. I just have heavy-duty carpet.


I don't believe the heavy-duty edition of Carpet 2 has been released yet, so you must be on Carpet 1.0

Maybe install Girlfriend 5.1 or later, install the vacuum plugin and run regularly.

Alternatively, install a completely new edition or version of Carpet after successfully uninstalling your current version.


Sorry, I meant Carpet 2.0 Professional.


2.0 Pro shouldn't be afflicted by problems like that. I suspect your installation have become corrupted.

Your only options are therefore to either completely uninstall Carpet and install a new version, install Girlfriend and/or wife (the AND option there is usually creates all sorts of other problems along the track somewhere!!!) along with a suitable cleaning routine add-in, OR install a Run Once Pro Cleaner module...

As for the exact bug, I am unsure, sorry.

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  #752931 29-Jan-2013 21:21
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sonyxperiageek:
scuwp: Just pour petrol over the infected area and light a match. Problem solved :-)







Maybe shooting it would be a better idea? lol


Hey...how about an App?  You could somehow use your iPhone to seek and destroy pesky bugs in your home, maybe attach it by remote to a tiny flame thrower, no wait, a laser...yeah!  and have real time streaming.  I sense my first million by Christmas...I will be the the garage if anyone needs me !!! 






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  #752945 29-Jan-2013 21:46

Sidefx: These things were living in bags of cumin and paprika!

Classic... Those weevil larvae would taste awesome!




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  #754653 2-Feb-2013 06:50
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dude it's a worm rootkit infestation

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