WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from May 14, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: to be, or not to be. that is a question.
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: that river's rather snakey.
	9:07pm melinda: hiya
	9:09pm Ike: Greetings, humans! Your existence is acknowledged!
	9:10pm Sam Segal: Greetings, @Coel, @Melinda, @Ike, and all who have yet to declare themselves! Your presence is mightily appreciated this evening. More so than usual even!
	9:15pm melinda: I've only ever used the box-type trap. We set the mouse free across the road, so it might have come right back to the house.
	9:16pm still b/p: Not one, but maybe two oxbow lakes along the ssssssinuous river?! In a recent article locally about mice getting into greenhouses and how growers deal with them, someone claimed success baiting standard traps with pink Starburst candy.
	9:16pm Ike: Allergic to cats? If not, check out these masters/mousers of the universe: www.barcshelter.org...
	9:18pm coelacanth∅: a few years ago i had mice in my apartment. (i have one now too but there's hardly any evidence so i just forget about himher) i set peanut butter in a hav-a-heart trap caught one let it go a few miles away, across a river. caught another, then another etc. until i'd caught 11. some of them went to that spot across the river and some went behind the supermarket, if i was heading that way. never had a problem since.
	9:18pm northguineahills: We'd all make lousy steppe archers w/o our horses.
	9:19pm Sam Segal: My girlfriend and I have actually been on the market for a cat, @Ike. Thanks for recommending this shelter!
	9:20pm coelacanth∅: not me,ngh - i have a unicorn.
	9:25pm Sam Segal: I have been trying the sticky traps, and I keep catching the mice on them, but then they get away before I have the guts to pick em up and take em outside. I need to try the humane traps ya'll are suggesting.
	9:26pm northguineahills: Back in Brooklyn, we had mice for a while (due to the restaurant downstairs). While watching a movie w/ the wife one evening and I saw coming into the room out of the corner if my. I was wearing ankle boots and thought I stomp the floor (my wife was freaked out by them). Unfortunately, it ran right underneath my heal and I mortally wounded it. I put it out its misery and threw it out the window into the restaurant's trash area. I caught and released 4 more in the next few months, We never had another problem after that.
	9:27pm Sam Segal: How did you catch and release them, @NGH? With your hands or a trap?
	9:27pm coelacanth∅: Sam they work well and a whole lot less disgusting. they only require a bit more patience.
	9:31pm northguineahills: The box traps didn't work, and my vegan wife glue traps when i was out b/c she was so frustrated (always nice to have mice in your pantry and silverware drawers) she actually got a glue trap. I got home after a night out w/ my mates and she doing the mouse dance in the other room on the couch. To my horror, there was a mouse in the glue trap. I got a bucket of water and drowned it before discarding it. Sam, I used tupperware and cornered them and scooped them up quickly and put the lid on ran downstairs and threw them next door (Wow, I was a crappy neighbor!).
	9:31pm northguineahills: errr... my vegan wife got glue traps....
	9:32pm Sam Segal: Ah, the tupperware method! I like that!
	9:40pm TDK60: Just rafting in.
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: i did catch a large mama rat in my garden once, snuck up behind her with a 1q plastic "to go" container while she was trying to dig out the hole i'd filled in. i'd already accidentally killed her whole lot of babies when i jammed a garden fork into the ground repeatedly to turn the soil over, not knowing they were there. i intended to relocate her. by the time i got to my car (maybe 3 minutes?) she'd almost chewed her way out. she was pissed and hammering so hard against the lid that i literally broke a sweat trying to hold the lid on. . i tried to transport her from the plastic container to a stainless steel saucepan i had in the car, but she wasn't having it. it didn't end well. unwell enough that i'm still horified thinking about it.
	9:42pm Sam Segal: Well tie up to our Horse dock, @TDK!
	9:43pm TDK60: Just finished dinner, going to skip the rodent capture stuff for a bit.
	9:43pm Ike: Sure, Sam! I've never actually adopted a cat at BARC but they are a venerable and well-regarded org. I would also recommended For Animals inc. in the Slope (where I got my feline fuzzbucket) or Sean Casey in Kensington but if you're still in the northern realms of Brooklyn, those are a little far. BARC is much closer to you, I'd imagine.
	9:43pm still b/p: A rat'll eat through the bottom of a door....through pert near anything.
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: you're wise, TDK
	9:46pm Jeff g. via app: Can co-sign for Sean Casey. He does good works.
	9:46pm northguineahills: Every now and then, I'll get a bee or aneole in the house. I'll have to carefully capture them (or guide them outside)
	9:47pm Jeff g. via app: (Hi, Sam, and Sammites.)
	9:51pm Sam Segal: A reputable cat source is worth traveling for...thanks for the tip @Ike and @Jeff (hello Jeff!)
	9:51pm coelacanth∅: i never get bees in the house. black wasps i put outside; yellowjackets i kill.
	9:51pm coelacanth∅: howdy Jeff.
	9:56pm TDK60: Well WFMU does have the "Mouse Pledge" so.. and there are: Mouse On Mars, Modest Mouse, and Mighty Mouse.
	9:59pm TDK60: Sorry, let's switch to another creature...anteaters, they usually don't get in the house.
	10:00pm still b/p: Guys I knew in the midwest advised pant-cuffs tied off or tucked into tops of socks while shelling corn. Otherwise, mice run up the legs.
	10:01pm Sam Segal: Ah, yes, anteaters! One of my favorite creatures that isn't currently in the house!
	10:05pm Sam Segal: Never had the guts to kill a bee...bees truly scare the shit outta me, and I am not even allergic.
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: when i caught an anteater in my hav-a-heart trap i was advised to relocate it very far away.
	10:07pm TDK60: We're more likely to die from bees than anteaters.
	10:09pm still b/p: Walter Brennan as Eddie in To Have and Have Not: "Say, was you ever bit by a dead bee?"
	10:11pm northguineahills: Haven't heard FSOL in ages (well the last time I played them).
	10:12pm coelacanth∅: i sometimes am up to my chest in flowers that are a buzzing, densely populated party of various kinds of bees. i'm pulling weeds, bending down to get the roots, working gently but steadily in the middle of the flowers, among the bees. i've never gotten stung and would never intentionally kill a bee. yellowjackets are another story. bastards!
	10:13pm Sam Segal: @NGH: That FSOL record is such a classic...had been ages since I had heard it too.
	10:13pm northguineahills: Depending on the species of wasps, many are fine if you don't mess w/ them. Yellowjackets and some other species, dead on site!
	10:13pm northguineahills: @Sam: Yes, I have that one....
	10:14pm TDK60: ..luckily most bees chill and wander off if you leave 'em alone; humans who swat at them err. // I was once attacked by 30+ yellow jackets, had mistakenly disturbed their ground nest: electric ouch!
	10:17pm coelacanth∅: yes ngh, i've never had a problem with the very large black wasps, the black and orange ones, or the enormous cicada killers. but i've been chased across 2 acres by yellowjackets just because i was working within maybe 25 feet to where they were. been stung (and bit, most likely, since they do that as well) by them dozens of times.
	10:18pm northguineahills: As a kid of 13, I once was playing baseball and went to grab a ball in a hedge, my hand went through a yellow jacket nest. My hand blew up like an inflated glove. Been stung by bees, but not since I was 8, and even then it didn't bother m.
	10:19pm TDK60: ..treading close to insect rock band names time...
	10:23pm TDK60: ..in my yellow jack. attack above I was standing about 30 feet above a cold mountain stream; from a steep cliff I quickly jumped/slid all the way down rocks & dirt into water, ridding me of the Y.J.s, easing the pain, lucky.
	10:24pm still b/p: I leave them alone mostly, even close flyers. Strangest surprise sting: driving with window open, something came like a medium velocity line-drive into the car and right into my forehead. As I reached to pinch it away, and before I could finish saying to self, " I hope that's not a...." I wuz stung.
	10:27pm still b/p: And they can be pretty specific in targeting. When I was in the woods chopping at a down tree, I disturbed some from a ground nest and they came up to sting my hands a few times, "The hands, the hands are responsible! Get the hands!"
	10:27pm Sam Segal: I got a surprise sting opening up the outdoor trashcan right before heading to a job interview!
	10:27pm melinda: I caught my cat in a humane trap baited with tuna. She had been missing for 3 days and I was lucky enough to find a local cat rescue org that knew how to lure lost cats.
	10:28pm melinda: I also have wasp stories.
	10:30pm TDK60: I got stung by a human once.
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: they're the worst
	10:33pm TDK60: ...enjoying the tracks. // Insect band names? let's see: Killer Bees- an Austin reggae band, '80s-'90s. Who else?...
	10:34pm Sam Segal: Minneapolis '00s indie rockers "Mouthful of Bees"
	10:37pm TDK60: ...there has to be a metal band: Wasp, right?
	10:37pm melinda: I sorta remember the Killer Bees.
	10:38pm coelacanth∅: i've learned to live in peace with the marmosets in my cupboard. they don't poop in there and only eat the black jelly beans.
	10:38pm still b/p: Jazz fusion Yellowjackets.
	10:38pm melinda: There was also a small group of Democratic Texas legislators in the 70s called the Killer Bees, known for their surprise-attack filibusters.
	10:39pm TDK60: Daddy Long Legs would be a good name...blues or folk singer...
	10:39pm melinda: @coel I like that you have cupboard marmosets.
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: "a band of bees" i think from wales?
	10:41pm TDK60: There's gotta be some 'spider' bands. (I know, not insects)
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: TDK "daddy long legs" is out there already.
	10:45pm melinda: The Mosquitoes were on Gilligan's Island
	10:46pm TDK60: coelacanth: I'm heartened // The Praying Mantis - sounds like 1973 psych-prog. // oh yeah Bowie's Spiders from Mars
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: melinda, yeah, the cupboard marmosets used to eat the liquor-filled chocolates and cause a lot of trouble, but since i stopped having those in the house they've been fine. we have a good arrangement.
	10:47pm culprit: Sorry to be late to the mouse party, but I was painting while listening to your show. Someone DID build a better mousetrap--it's an electricution chamber that zaps them immediately--fast, no pain & suffering. They're only about $25 and re-usable. You only need one to catch all 8 mice. Best bait to put inside is a piece of your dog's kibble.
	10:47pm coelacanth∅: there's a cheesy female metal band "the black widows" (or along those lines)
	10:51pm northguineahills: Once as a kid I was on the bank of a creek, and I fell through a fire ant nest. Falling in the water didn't help any, they are tenacious fuckers. I was bedridden for about half a week. (friend pulled me out of the creek and got a few bites himself.
	10:51pm northguineahills: Thought that was Arto Lindsay!
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the tip, @culprit! After having to throw out four defective cheap mouse traps, I am up for an investment in a decent reusable trap if it works.
	10:52pm melinda: ngh that's horrible
	10:52pm TDK60: ..oh...there are sites on this, of course; like- rateyourmusic.com...
	10:52pm coelacanth∅: oh there was a "black widow" from the uk in the 60s too, or 70s.
	10:54pm TDK60: Got to see Carla B. at a rekkid store show once.
	10:55pm northguineahills: @melinda: thankfully, since I've hit 30, accidents have been less common, but, I'm still great at sniffing out a doozy every now and then.
	10:57pm northguineahills: @TDK60: Does an in-store performance at Other Music count, b/c, then I have too!
	11:00pm TDK60: NGH: Nice store: Other: gone! No, Mississippi Rec. in Portland, O. 10 yrs ago
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: that sucks ngh. i can imagine their tenacity. the common "big" ants latch their pincers onto what they perceive as a threat and that's that. you either let it stay or you kill it. if you try to pick it up with a piece of paper and it sees the paper as an enemy it latches on. - and i can say with experience that even the small common ants bite. if you get enough bites it becomes a rash.
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: (they even die around their chomping mouthparts, still clamped on)
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: (i guess they're not called pincers, but mandibles)
	11:09pm TDK60: Got to talk w/Carla after the show -one of those when I wished I was in the band! Carla and I stood, talked, daydreamingly stared at a public water fountain in the sun.
	11:16pm coelacanth∅: TDK @10.52 that seems to be a pretty comprehensive list. i was wondering if they'd have "the butterfly collector" there. they don't, which is good because it's just a bootlegger's sly way to sell a live boot by the jam.
	11:18pm TDK60: It is always good to sneak in The Jam.
	11:18pm coelacanth∅: i saw "the bees" but not "a band of bees" and i thought the bees changed their name to that because there was already a band called a band of bees. maybe i was misled.
	11:19pm TDK60: to bees or not to. sorry
	11:21pm coelacanth∅: to bees or not to be a horse. ...it's okay TDK we can blame Sam!
	11:29pm melinda: nite all
	11:29pm Sam Segal: Safe travels, @melinda!
	11:31pm coelacanth∅: gnight melinda
	11:33pm TDK60: sweet dreams~
	11:36pm still b/p: If you lose your horse, it might be because it freaked out and took off after getting stung because it wasn't wearing the bee suit like Boneco the bee-keeping donkey. inhabitat.com... Bedways is rightways for me too in a minute. Thanks for the nectar and buzz.
	11:39pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hanging out, @SBP!
	11:40pm TDK60: "Oh...sleep, you are night's daughter." -Incredible String Band. And it's starting to call me..
	11:44pm Ike: @c∅: Original name The Bees in the UK, name apparently already taken here, so A Band of Bees here. Much better-sounding than The London Suede (just Suede in the UK).
	11:45pm TDK60: The English Bees, heh
	11:46pm coelacanth: tchau sb/p Thanks Ike that makes sense actually
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: i've been heavily into this Richard Skelton album of late. excellent beginning to end.
	11:53pm Sam Segal: Ah, we've synced up, @coel. It's just the greatest!
	11:55pm Ike: (A Band of) Bees should be on this list! www.pastemagazine.com...
	11:56pm TDK60: night.,.,..,thanks..,.,.,
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: indeed. also, "an ash tree which the ignorant call holy" 2 twenty minute tracks, just as good i think, but a little different.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: night TDK
	12:00am Sam Segal: Going just slightly past midnight, folks.
	12:00am coelacanth∅: ah i can't click that link Ike. i just switched computers - to the vulnerable one. i only visit 6 websites with this device.
	12:03am coelacanth∅: ...7 - if you count goeggles & youboob as 2 separate sites.
	12:05am coelacanth∅: Splendid program Sam Thanks! good night ever one

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Quicksails	The Bright (Khaki Blazer Remix)	The Bright	Gang of Ducks
Thonghuad Faited	Lam Plearn Isan Samakkee	Diew Sor Isan: The North East Thai Violin Of Thonghuad Faited	EM	0:05:04 (Pop-up)

Les Gypsies De Pétion Ville	Plaisir d'Antan	Courage	Macaya	0:17:13 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Tropicana La Fusee D'Or D'Haiti	Doux Tropic	Doux Tropic	Marc	0:22:44 (Pop-up)
Joe White	Rising "Rising" by "Joe White"	Rising / Power Disco Power	JamWax	0:28:30 (Pop-up)
Letta Mbulu	Killimandjaro Take Us Higher	Mothers Garden (The Funky Sounds of Female Africa 1975-1984)	Africa Seven	0:35:12 (Pop-up)
Sofia Rosa	Muko Tunda "Muko Tunda" by "Sofia Rosa"	N'gola Binga Cuá Zambi	N'Gola	0:39:22 (Pop-up)
Nana Ampadu & His African Brothers Int. Band	Amammre	Check Point	Gapophone	0:44:20 (Pop-up)
Lucas Odote	J. Oreng "J. Oreng" by "Lucas Odote"	Nyatiti Singles Volume 1	Dagoretti	0:48:36 (Pop-up)

Somaticae	Ticae Dub "Ticae Dub" by "Somaticae"	Le Premier Matin	Fougère Musique	0:59:40 (Pop-up)
The Future Sound of London	Stolen Documents	Accelerator	Jumpin' & Pumpin'	1:04:22 (Pop-up)
Loidis	A Parade "A Parade" by "Loidis"	A Parade, In The Place I Sit, The Floating World (& All Its Pleasures)	Anno	1:09:04 (Pop-up)
Roy of the Ravers	Ichi "Ichi" by "Roy of the Ravers"	White Line Sun II	Emotional Response	1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Joy O & Ben Vince	Transition 2 "Transition 2" by "Joy O & Ben Vince"	Transition 2 / Systems Align	Hessle Audio	1:19:41 (Pop-up)
Bulliphant	Jungle Dew "Jungle Dew" by "Bulliphant"	Hightailing	Creative Sources	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
District Five	Berlin "Berlin" by "District Five"	Decoy	Intakt	1:29:57 (Pop-up)

Tarek Yamani	Indisar "Indisar" by "Tarek Yamani"	Peninsular	Edict	1:44:32 (Pop-up)
Shuta Hasunuma & U-Zhaan	Green Gold Grey (Featuring Arto Lindsay)	2 Tone	Birdwatcher	1:49:28 (Pop-up)
Carla Bozulich	Sha Sha (ft. The Night Porter Band)	Quieter	Constellation	1:52:56 (Pop-up)
Brandon Lopez, Gerald Cleaver, Andria Nicodemou, Matt Nelson	Not	The Industry of Entropy	Relative Pitch	1:58:11 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Frammenti "Frammenti" by "Ennio Morricone"	Teorema OST	Barclay	2:03:54 (Pop-up)
His Name Is Alive	Noah "Noah" by "His Name Is Alive"	Silver Dragon	Self-Released	2:06:24 (Pop-up)
Arte Moderno	Ninette En New York "Ninette En New York" by "Arte Moderno"	Musica Cabeza	Domestica	2:12:48 (Pop-up)

Tasos Stamou	Ballad of the Crippled Gyspy	Musique Con Crète	Discrepant	2:25:50 (Pop-up)
Aisha Devi	Intentional Dreams "Intentional Dreams" by "Aisha Devi"	DNA Feelings	Houndstooth	2:28:39 (Pop-up)
Mirt	Karaoke "Karaoke" by "Mirt"	BKK	Saamleng	2:32:58 (Pop-up)
Sparkling Wide Pressure	Wild Something in the Garden	In the Stream	Quiet Bedrooms	2:35:02 (Pop-up)
Justin Shay	rehearsals "rehearsals" by "Justin Shay"	city lights and other songs	the new sound of my bossa nova	2:38:44 (Pop-up)
Danny Paul Grody	Mineral Springs "Mineral Springs" by "Danny Paul Grody"	Sketch for Winter VI: Other States	Geographic North	2:42:15 (Pop-up)
Richard Skelton	Noon Hill Wood "Noon Hill Wood" by "Richard Skelton"	The Complete Landings	Aeolian	2:49:20 (Pop-up)
Lama Seck	Yela Boundou 5 "Yela Boundou 5" by "Lama Seck"			2:56:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: to be, or not to be. that is a question.
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: that river's rather snakey.
	9:07pm melinda: hiya
	9:09pm Ike: Greetings, humans! Your existence is acknowledged!
	9:10pm Sam Segal: Greetings, @Coel, @Melinda, @Ike, and all who have yet to declare themselves! Your presence is mightily appreciated this evening. More so than usual even!
	9:15pm melinda: I've only ever used the box-type trap. We set the mouse free across the road, so it might have come right back to the house.
	9:16pm still b/p: Not one, but maybe two oxbow lakes along the ssssssinuous river?! In a recent article locally about mice getting into greenhouses and how growers deal with them, someone claimed success baiting standard traps with pink Starburst candy.
	9:16pm Ike: Allergic to cats? If not, check out these masters/mousers of the universe: www.barcshelter.org...
	9:18pm coelacanth∅: a few years ago i had mice in my apartment. (i have one now too but there's hardly any evidence so i just forget about himher) i set peanut butter in a hav-a-heart trap caught one let it go a few miles away, across a river. caught another, then another etc. until i'd caught 11. some of them went to that spot across the river and some went behind the supermarket, if i was heading that way. never had a problem since.
	9:18pm northguineahills: We'd all make lousy steppe archers w/o our horses.
	9:19pm Sam Segal: My girlfriend and I have actually been on the market for a cat, @Ike. Thanks for recommending this shelter!
	9:20pm coelacanth∅: not me,ngh - i have a unicorn.
	9:25pm Sam Segal: I have been trying the sticky traps, and I keep catching the mice on them, but then they get away before I have the guts to pick em up and take em outside. I need to try the humane traps ya'll are suggesting.
	9:26pm northguineahills: Back in Brooklyn, we had mice for a while (due to the restaurant downstairs). While watching a movie w/ the wife one evening and I saw coming into the room out of the corner if my. I was wearing ankle boots and thought I stomp the floor (my wife was freaked out by them). Unfortunately, it ran right underneath my heal and I mortally wounded it. I put it out its misery and threw it out the window into the restaurant's trash area. I caught and released 4 more in the next few months, We never had another problem after that.
	9:27pm Sam Segal: How did you catch and release them, @NGH? With your hands or a trap?
	9:27pm coelacanth∅: Sam they work well and a whole lot less disgusting. they only require a bit more patience.
	9:31pm northguineahills: The box traps didn't work, and my vegan wife glue traps when i was out b/c she was so frustrated (always nice to have mice in your pantry and silverware drawers) she actually got a glue trap. I got home after a night out w/ my mates and she doing the mouse dance in the other room on the couch. To my horror, there was a mouse in the glue trap. I got a bucket of water and drowned it before discarding it. Sam, I used tupperware and cornered them and scooped them up quickly and put the lid on ran downstairs and threw them next door (Wow, I was a crappy neighbor!).
	9:31pm northguineahills: errr... my vegan wife got glue traps....
	9:32pm Sam Segal: Ah, the tupperware method! I like that!
	9:40pm TDK60: Just rafting in.
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: i did catch a large mama rat in my garden once, snuck up behind her with a 1q plastic "to go" container while she was trying to dig out the hole i'd filled in. i'd already accidentally killed her whole lot of babies when i jammed a garden fork into the ground repeatedly to turn the soil over, not knowing they were there. i intended to relocate her. by the time i got to my car (maybe 3 minutes?) she'd almost chewed her way out. she was pissed and hammering so hard against the lid that i literally broke a sweat trying to hold the lid on. . i tried to transport her from the plastic container to a stainless steel saucepan i had in the car, but she wasn't having it. it didn't end well. unwell enough that i'm still horified thinking about it.
	9:42pm Sam Segal: Well tie up to our Horse dock, @TDK!
	9:43pm TDK60: Just finished dinner, going to skip the rodent capture stuff for a bit.
	9:43pm Ike: Sure, Sam! I've never actually adopted a cat at BARC but they are a venerable and well-regarded org. I would also recommended For Animals inc. in the Slope (where I got my feline fuzzbucket) or Sean Casey in Kensington but if you're still in the northern realms of Brooklyn, those are a little far. BARC is much closer to you, I'd imagine.
	9:43pm still b/p: A rat'll eat through the bottom of a door....through pert near anything.
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: you're wise, TDK
	9:46pm Jeff g. via app: Can co-sign for Sean Casey. He does good works.
	9:46pm northguineahills: Every now and then, I'll get a bee or aneole in the house. I'll have to carefully capture them (or guide them outside)
	9:47pm Jeff g. via app: (Hi, Sam, and Sammites.)
	9:51pm Sam Segal: A reputable cat source is worth traveling for...thanks for the tip @Ike and @Jeff (hello Jeff!)
	9:51pm coelacanth∅: i never get bees in the house. black wasps i put outside; yellowjackets i kill.
	9:51pm coelacanth∅: howdy Jeff.
	9:56pm TDK60: Well WFMU does have the "Mouse Pledge" so.. and there are: Mouse On Mars, Modest Mouse, and Mighty Mouse.
	9:59pm TDK60: Sorry, let's switch to another creature...anteaters, they usually don't get in the house.
	10:00pm still b/p: Guys I knew in the midwest advised pant-cuffs tied off or tucked into tops of socks while shelling corn. Otherwise, mice run up the legs.
	10:01pm Sam Segal: Ah, yes, anteaters! One of my favorite creatures that isn't currently in the house!
	10:05pm Sam Segal: Never had the guts to kill a bee...bees truly scare the shit outta me, and I am not even allergic.
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: when i caught an anteater in my hav-a-heart trap i was advised to relocate it very far away.
	10:07pm TDK60: We're more likely to die from bees than anteaters.
	10:09pm still b/p: Walter Brennan as Eddie in To Have and Have Not: "Say, was you ever bit by a dead bee?"
	10:11pm northguineahills: Haven't heard FSOL in ages (well the last time I played them).
	10:12pm coelacanth∅: i sometimes am up to my chest in flowers that are a buzzing, densely populated party of various kinds of bees. i'm pulling weeds, bending down to get the roots, working gently but steadily in the middle of the flowers, among the bees. i've never gotten stung and would never intentionally kill a bee. yellowjackets are another story. bastards!
	10:13pm Sam Segal: @NGH: That FSOL record is such a classic...had been ages since I had heard it too.
	10:13pm northguineahills: Depending on the species of wasps, many are fine if you don't mess w/ them. Yellowjackets and some other species, dead on site!
	10:13pm northguineahills: @Sam: Yes, I have that one....
	10:14pm TDK60: ..luckily most bees chill and wander off if you leave 'em alone; humans who swat at them err. // I was once attacked by 30+ yellow jackets, had mistakenly disturbed their ground nest: electric ouch!
	10:17pm coelacanth∅: yes ngh, i've never had a problem with the very large black wasps, the black and orange ones, or the enormous cicada killers. but i've been chased across 2 acres by yellowjackets just because i was working within maybe 25 feet to where they were. been stung (and bit, most likely, since they do that as well) by them dozens of times.
	10:18pm northguineahills: As a kid of 13, I once was playing baseball and went to grab a ball in a hedge, my hand went through a yellow jacket nest. My hand blew up like an inflated glove. Been stung by bees, but not since I was 8, and even then it didn't bother m.
	10:19pm TDK60: ..treading close to insect rock band names time...
	10:23pm TDK60: ..in my yellow jack. attack above I was standing about 30 feet above a cold mountain stream; from a steep cliff I quickly jumped/slid all the way down rocks & dirt into water, ridding me of the Y.J.s, easing the pain, lucky.
	10:24pm still b/p: I leave them alone mostly, even close flyers. Strangest surprise sting: driving with window open, something came like a medium velocity line-drive into the car and right into my forehead. As I reached to pinch it away, and before I could finish saying to self, " I hope that's not a...." I wuz stung.
	10:27pm still b/p: And they can be pretty specific in targeting. When I was in the woods chopping at a down tree, I disturbed some from a ground nest and they came up to sting my hands a few times, "The hands, the hands are responsible! Get the hands!"
	10:27pm Sam Segal: I got a surprise sting opening up the outdoor trashcan right before heading to a job interview!
	10:27pm melinda: I caught my cat in a humane trap baited with tuna. She had been missing for 3 days and I was lucky enough to find a local cat rescue org that knew how to lure lost cats.
	10:28pm melinda: I also have wasp stories.
	10:30pm TDK60: I got stung by a human once.
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: they're the worst
	10:33pm TDK60: ...enjoying the tracks. // Insect band names? let's see: Killer Bees- an Austin reggae band, '80s-'90s. Who else?...
	10:34pm Sam Segal: Minneapolis '00s indie rockers "Mouthful of Bees"
	10:37pm TDK60: ...there has to be a metal band: Wasp, right?
	10:37pm melinda: I sorta remember the Killer Bees.
	10:38pm coelacanth∅: i've learned to live in peace with the marmosets in my cupboard. they don't poop in there and only eat the black jelly beans.
	10:38pm still b/p: Jazz fusion Yellowjackets.
	10:38pm melinda: There was also a small group of Democratic Texas legislators in the 70s called the Killer Bees, known for their surprise-attack filibusters.
	10:39pm TDK60: Daddy Long Legs would be a good name...blues or folk singer...
	10:39pm melinda: @coel I like that you have cupboard marmosets.
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: "a band of bees" i think from wales?
	10:41pm TDK60: There's gotta be some 'spider' bands. (I know, not insects)
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: TDK "daddy long legs" is out there already.
	10:45pm melinda: The Mosquitoes were on Gilligan's Island
	10:46pm TDK60: coelacanth: I'm heartened // The Praying Mantis - sounds like 1973 psych-prog. // oh yeah Bowie's Spiders from Mars
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: melinda, yeah, the cupboard marmosets used to eat the liquor-filled chocolates and cause a lot of trouble, but since i stopped having those in the house they've been fine. we have a good arrangement.
	10:47pm culprit: Sorry to be late to the mouse party, but I was painting while listening to your show. Someone DID build a better mousetrap--it's an electricution chamber that zaps them immediately--fast, no pain & suffering. They're only about $25 and re-usable. You only need one to catch all 8 mice. Best bait to put inside is a piece of your dog's kibble.
	10:47pm coelacanth∅: there's a cheesy female metal band "the black widows" (or along those lines)
	10:51pm northguineahills: Once as a kid I was on the bank of a creek, and I fell through a fire ant nest. Falling in the water didn't help any, they are tenacious fuckers. I was bedridden for about half a week. (friend pulled me out of the creek and got a few bites himself.
	10:51pm northguineahills: Thought that was Arto Lindsay!
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the tip, @culprit! After having to throw out four defective cheap mouse traps, I am up for an investment in a decent reusable trap if it works.
	10:52pm melinda: ngh that's horrible
	10:52pm TDK60: ..oh...there are sites on this, of course; like- rateyourmusic.com...
	10:52pm coelacanth∅: oh there was a "black widow" from the uk in the 60s too, or 70s.
	10:54pm TDK60: Got to see Carla B. at a rekkid store show once.
	10:55pm northguineahills: @melinda: thankfully, since I've hit 30, accidents have been less common, but, I'm still great at sniffing out a doozy every now and then.
	10:57pm northguineahills: @TDK60: Does an in-store performance at Other Music count, b/c, then I have too!
	11:00pm TDK60: NGH: Nice store: Other: gone! No, Mississippi Rec. in Portland, O. 10 yrs ago
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: that sucks ngh. i can imagine their tenacity. the common "big" ants latch their pincers onto what they perceive as a threat and that's that. you either let it stay or you kill it. if you try to pick it up with a piece of paper and it sees the paper as an enemy it latches on. - and i can say with experience that even the small common ants bite. if you get enough bites it becomes a rash.
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: (they even die around their chomping mouthparts, still clamped on)
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: (i guess they're not called pincers, but mandibles)
	11:09pm TDK60: Got to talk w/Carla after the show -one of those when I wished I was in the band! Carla and I stood, talked, daydreamingly stared at a public water fountain in the sun.
	11:16pm coelacanth∅: TDK @10.52 that seems to be a pretty comprehensive list. i was wondering if they'd have "the butterfly collector" there. they don't, which is good because it's just a bootlegger's sly way to sell a live boot by the jam.
	11:18pm TDK60: It is always good to sneak in The Jam.
	11:18pm coelacanth∅: i saw "the bees" but not "a band of bees" and i thought the bees changed their name to that because there was already a band called a band of bees. maybe i was misled.
	11:19pm TDK60: to bees or not to. sorry
	11:21pm coelacanth∅: to bees or not to be a horse. ...it's okay TDK we can blame Sam!
	11:29pm melinda: nite all
	11:29pm Sam Segal: Safe travels, @melinda!
	11:31pm coelacanth∅: gnight melinda
	11:33pm TDK60: sweet dreams~
	11:36pm still b/p: If you lose your horse, it might be because it freaked out and took off after getting stung because it wasn't wearing the bee suit like Boneco the bee-keeping donkey. inhabitat.com... Bedways is rightways for me too in a minute. Thanks for the nectar and buzz.
	11:39pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hanging out, @SBP!
	11:40pm TDK60: "Oh...sleep, you are night's daughter." -Incredible String Band. And it's starting to call me..
	11:44pm Ike: @c∅: Original name The Bees in the UK, name apparently already taken here, so A Band of Bees here. Much better-sounding than The London Suede (just Suede in the UK).
	11:45pm TDK60: The English Bees, heh
	11:46pm coelacanth: tchau sb/p Thanks Ike that makes sense actually
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: i've been heavily into this Richard Skelton album of late. excellent beginning to end.
	11:53pm Sam Segal: Ah, we've synced up, @coel. It's just the greatest!
	11:55pm Ike: (A Band of) Bees should be on this list! www.pastemagazine.com...
	11:56pm TDK60: night.,.,..,thanks..,.,.,
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: indeed. also, "an ash tree which the ignorant call holy" 2 twenty minute tracks, just as good i think, but a little different.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: night TDK
	12:00am Sam Segal: Going just slightly past midnight, folks.
	12:00am coelacanth∅: ah i can't click that link Ike. i just switched computers - to the vulnerable one. i only visit 6 websites with this device.
	12:03am coelacanth∅: ...7 - if you count goeggles & youboob as 2 separate sites.
	12:05am coelacanth∅: Splendid program Sam Thanks! good night ever one

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from May 14, 2018

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