Isa's Homestead Happenings and Hangout

[nuthatched]

No, mosquito bites I was being sarcastic castic castic castic castic castic

I'm reading this in the voice of the goose from Charlotte's web...
Mosquitoes only bite my ankles, strangely enough.

 

[Corbdee]

In case you're wondering I'm still dead at this

No, mosquito bites I was being sarcastic castic castic castic castic castic

What makes it funnier is that I hit "sarcastic" a million times but nothing happened until all at once they all appeared

 

[Brooks_]

I'm reading this in the voice of the goose from Charlotte's web...
Mosquitoes only bite my ankles, strangely enough.

Chahuahuaquito. Rare, but not unheard of.

 

[Bakbuk]

In case you're wondering I'm still dead at this

What makes it funnier is that I hit "sarcastic" a million times but nothing happened until all at once they all appeared

This is gold.

 

[Corbdee]

They bite me everywhere

 

[Isadora]

Chahuahuaquito. Rare, but not unheard of.

Oh, that's a good one, brooks

 

[Brooks_]

Oh, that's a good one, brooks

You forgot "!".

 

[bill3607]

I'm reading this in the voice of the goose from Charlotte's web...
Mosquitoes only bite my ankles, strangely enough.

These scientists also learned that mosquitoes are drawn to human body odor in particular, but they weren’t sure exactly how. To test out specific body odors, the researchers asked a handful of study participants to rub their feet on a set of glass beads. These beads were then placed in the same area as several species of mosquitoes, and the mosquitoes identified them immediately! The results indicate that mosquitoes are more attracted to the human foot than some other body parts, which can explain why we tend to get more bites there, particularly in the months that mosquitoes are more active. Other studies have indicated that bacteria present on our feet may be particularly irresistible to these biting pests.

 

[Isadora]

You forgot "!".

How could I?!

 

[Brooks_]

How could I?!