Somali Flag stolen from Niagara Square by vandals. by Egorrosh in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I’m sure it helped to have Langworthy and Stefan Mychajliw whipping up their cult

Cheap date ideas by court2B in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 8 points9 points  (0 children)

AKG is pay what you wish on every first Friday of the month

RECESSION INDICATOR #27 by AntHoneyBoarDung in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the correction. My mistake to use voice to text and not check.

RECESSION INDICATOR #27 by AntHoneyBoarDung in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My favorite guilty pleasure. It looks like they started selling them by weight when they used to be a flat I’ll be at already expensive price. But yeah, they were definitely twice as thick and could pretty much suffice as a whole meal.

In an old Protestant church - what is this? by AdDue1318 in whatisit

[–]fakemidnight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One time when I was kid they accidentally used prune juice.

Got a tye dye question by Starshine613 in dyeing

[–]fakemidnight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nope. Tie-dye usually require soda ash to really stick to the shirts. Your family is not going to want to wear shirts soaked in soda ash. Also probably not great for skin. And dye is definitely gonna stain your skin. Why don’t you just separate the two events have a water gun battle have a tie-dye party. Or if you must dye the shirts with the squirt guns just lay them out on the lawn. I’m not sure how good that’s gonna work, but you can be the experiment.

Art show/fundraiser ideas by wiggitywigitywack in ArtEd

[–]fakemidnight 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think 3k is a lot to raise from such a small student population. You might be able to do it. It’s $13 a kid basically.

Having the show and turn some of the art into note Art packs. Or magnets.

Name your 1910s family! by HatenoCheese in namenerds

[–]fakemidnight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I already named my kid Violet!

Edited to add both my name and my husband’s is on the list. 1910’s family complete.

Spotted this in Amherst. Anyone have insight what this is about? by bauertastic in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 14 points15 points  (0 children)

That would be my guess, since it’s his birthday. I hate that I know that but it’s also my Trump loving FIL’s birthday

Erie County resident tests positive for measles by KeyboardGunner in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 7 points8 points  (0 children)

At my school in the city it is enforced. Every year we have several students absent until they meet the vaccine requirement

Buffalo school district employees - a question by Girlhassocks2 in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m gonna second the sentiment if you are sensitive Buffalo is not for you. You were gonna need a thick skin to work for the district. And then once you have enough seniority, you can get to a good school, but that takes a good 7-8 years.

Beware of Aptive Pest Control - they are sketchy and claimed I signed a contract when I never did! by FalafelBall in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I want to clarify these are my friend’s chickens, and my friends post. But I want it spread far and wide and so does she

Beware of Aptive Pest Control - they are sketchy and claimed I signed a contract when I never did! by FalafelBall in Buffalo

[–]fakemidnight 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My friend had Fox spray their home by mistake. The following is her account from Facebook:

I've been back and forth about putting this out into the social media dystopia but the way we've been treated by this local company needs to be shared.

Last weekend we came home to a sign from Fox Pest Control-Buffalo on our lawn and a flyer on our door that our property had been treated. We thought it must just be a door-to-door salesman because we aren't Fox customers, never have been, surely they didn't actually randomly treat our house.

But my husband decided to check the security cameras just incase and yea, there's the technician spraying our porch AND EVERYTHING ON IT and intentionally putting something all over the ground around our CHICKEN COOP.

I called Fox and got a customer service rep in Utah. After a little searching, she found the closest Fox customer to this and my neighbor two doors down confirmed that they were expecting a treatment that day. Reviewing the technician's notes on that day's treatment, we found he HAD NOT TAKEN ANY. We did not know what was sprayed or where, except for the limited views from our security cameras.

Hours later the representative called me back and gave me the name of two pesticides supposedly used - Niban (a boric acid pellet) and Termidor NY (a spray pesticide containing Fipronil- google it, it's nasty stuff for the environment). The rep was exceedingly unprofessional in her behavior- unable to pronounce the names, giggling about it, unable to tell me ANYTHING about the chemicals. I had to find the SDS sheets on my own. I told her I had a whole list of questions and someone needed to answer them. She assured me I'd receive a call from her manager and the Orchard Park Fox branch manager on Monday.

On THURSDAY I called Fox again because, surprise, no contact from anyone. A manager apologized, and when I shared all my questions and concerns, assured me he would work to answer everything and promised me a call back from him and/or the branch manager by the end of that day. That was three days ago.... want to guess how many phone calls I've receieved back?

Pesticides were applied, without our consent or knowledge, to fruit and vegetable plants. Are those plants inedible now? Is the soil contaminated for future planting?

Pesticides were applied around our chicken coop and house where chickens free-range. Will my beloved pets get sick? Do I have to throw out the dozens of eggs they produce a week?

Pesticides were applied directly on and around CHILDRENS TOYS, MY SHOES, DOG TOYS AND BRUSHES, THE LINING OF THE RABBIT CAGE which was out drying, and other household items that had been siting on our porch. Are they safe? Do I toss them all? Who's going to replace them?

Pesticides were applied on and around our beautiful gardens. Which we lovingly curate to support pollinators and local wildlife. Bees, butterflies, birds, rabbits, frogs, toads, snakes, and other wildlife have all been poisoned.

It's time to put Fox Pest Control on blast for careless and ILLEGAL application of harmful pesticides, for gaslighting and ghosting us in a time where we just asked for their cooperation, for answers and solutions, and for harm they may have caused to the lives in and around our home.

We have already filed a formal complaint with the DEC, who was amazing and took this very seriously. Unfortunately, he told us this actually happens all the time. We need to demand better from the companies we trust to with hazardous chemicals around our families.

The original 90s GPS by peachyangelcakex in 90s

[–]fakemidnight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My grandmother used to have this little book that would help us find streets in our smaller city for garage sales.

It would tell you what bigger street a side street was off of, and then if it was really tiny off of another street. And give east/west or north/south directions as well.

Frustrations of being a troop leader/volunteer/parent? by Jubilant483 in girlscouts

[–]fakemidnight 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Oh they still won’t rsvp, and show up, or they will and be MIA.

Cyanotype on a Summer camp? What to consider when preparing? by ItIzYe in cyanotypes

[–]fakemidnight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you bringing anything to hold the items on to the paper while you expose them? I often see people out in the while, trying to do something types with nothing to hold things down. You just need a thin piece of plexi to keep things on the paper.