Introducing myself

[Denny]

He means the bugs.

 

[panchothedog]

Southern vernacular for isn’t or is not (?).

Duh. I know what ain't means, ( who doesn't). The way he wrote or presented it, I thought maybe it was something tangible or maybe slang for some weird weather pattern in his area. Could it be " ants " and just got misspelled!

 

[ezcome-ezgo]

Have you seen the fire ants in Louisiana?

 

[Grizzlymi]

I met the fire ants in San Antonio when I was around 16 visiting my family down there. Stepped in a nest, I had no clue. That was painful, but being 16 I played it off like no big deal. It sucked.

 

[Edwin Spangler]

I met the fire ants in San Antonia when I was around 16 visiting my family down there. Stepped in a nest, I had no clue. That was painful, but being 16 I played it off like no big deal. It sucked.

They didnt make you feel sick at all? I thought I was dying for a day.

 

[Grizzlymi]

I never felt sick, but man those bites hurt my leg and foot for sure. It was about the same as when I bumped into a hornet's nest next to a pool. I didn't know happened but felt a bunch of pain, like getting shocked over and over on the head, back and chest. Everyone started yelling and I jumped into the pool. That sucked as well. Iv'e been stung a ton of times through out my life.