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What the Heck! I snapped this with my cell phone. This dude is pulling two jet ski's with a VW bug on the freeway. What a chump.
This guy was a goner...not hard to see the crack there up front. Harder to see though are the ants that were devouring the insides. Go to larger image if you really care to see them scurrying on and around (all over really!) the deceased.
Description:
Bug Zapper
The theory:
Bug zapper attract insects into an electrically charged grid,destroying them quickly and hygienically.
Applicability:
Bug zapper use at home and apartments,restaurant,office and so on.
Features:
1.This product is cute appearance, use conveniently,non-toxic tasteless: do not use any chemicals.
2.Innovative design,enables easy collection and cleaning of insect bodies.
3.Compact and convenient, low power consumption, etc.
4.Cover and body are easy to separate
Method:
1.The LED light give out light and attract insect into an electrically sheetmetal
2.High electric field, kill insect immediately.
3.Collection and cleaning the insect bodies,open the cover,the power will auto-shut off,then safe to cleaning,and close the cover ,the power will auto-power on.
Specifications:
Unit size: 100X90X70 mm
Frequency: 50Hz/60 Hz
Grid Voltage: 600 V
Lighting output power: 0.25 W
Electrion output power: 3.55 W
Attention
1.The appliance should not be used near water like bathtub,washbowl
2.Do not place near gas,heat,oil or other flammable materials.
3.This electric product is not a toy,to avoid risk of fire,burns,personal injury and electric shock,keep out of the reach of children.
Title: Anus Bug
Underwater Housing: Nauticam NA-D300s.
Camera: Nikon
Model: D300S
Lens: Nikon 60.0mm F/2.8.
FL: 60mm
AF: Auto
Aperture: F/25
SS: 1/250s
ISO: 200
Flash: TTL Fire (Inon Z240 x 2)
Focus Light: On
This little guy sat outside the house today when we left to go shopping, and still hung out, after we got back. Almost looks like he is smiling for the camera.