jasonr_lau

I have found a bee colony living within the walls of my house. There is a power meter on the side of my house and a hole behind it in the brickwork. The bees have entered that hole and established their colony there. We have tried different sprays, including those foam sprays, but the hole is in an awkward position and hard to get to.

Recently, the drywall INSIDE my house where we suspect the colony is is getting soft. We pushed a bit on the area and saw visible cracking, so we pushed no further. The wall also feels warm. When we put our ears to it, there was a very audible bzzzz sound.

Any help is appreciated.

I live in Canada, if that helps.

I've bought car insurance from my broker agent for 20 years now and I still only get a 10% discount. Has he been cheating me out of my no claim bonus discount? Is there a universal limit to the NCB discount rate (I've heard 60%), or does Canada have a special limit of 10%? Something tells me that's not the case...

After ripping an album and making sure all the details (album name, artist, cover art, etc.) were the same, iTunes still split up the songs and displayed them in 2 separate albums with the same cover art when in Cover Flow mode. What's the deal?

Who thinks there are way too many unnecessary or stupid questions posted? Some questions aren't even questions at all. They're just subordinate clauses with question marks on the end. Like this?

Anyway, I propose that after submitting a question, there should be a brief "assessment" period, where, like rating answers or voting for the best one, people get to vote on whether the question is worthy of being asked publicly. This may seem unfair for some questions that are legit but immature/uninteresting/poorly phrased, but what will most likely happen is that people will only rate questions in categories that interest them. It also ensures questions will be asked in the correct category. (I've seen a health question under Cars > Ford.)

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