I only remember "Amana", then running.How long after that did the "ex" part happen?
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I only remember "Amana", then running.How long after that did the "ex" part happen?
Mosquitoes Prefer People With Type O Blood, Study Finds | NBC 6 South FloridaIt could be your diet, but I wonder what your blood type is.
i like the lawn mowing,Looks nice,smells nice, sure glad I ain"t the one mowingI like Fourth of July celebrations, backyard picnics, walking outside without putting a coat on.
I dislike sun rash, humidity, mosquitoes, lawn mowing.
I actually don't hate the actual lawn mowing, it's just the fact that it keeps growing back!
I love lawn mowing. I hate mowing lawn.i like the lawn mowing,Looks nice,smells nice, sure glad I ain"t the one mowing
I'm an outdoorsy kind of girl. Boating, hiking, camping when I can. I've had them crawl on me, but I don't think one's ever attached. I still think it's my garlic usage. Seriously - garlic on all the things.O-negative is one of the more common ones, I think, so that hypothesis is shot. Moving on... It's just that a friend of mine used to repel mosquitos. She has a rare blood type. I assume the mosquitos kind of didn't know what she was, whether or not to eat her. Oh, one more thing: you say ticks fall off of you. Why do you get ticks on you in the first place, where are you spending your time? I can't remember the last time I got a tick, just saying.
Not lawn snoring.I love lawn mowing, the grass gets stuck in my teeth, but it smells so nice............
Uh-oh... maybe I shouldn't come to the U.S then?
They didn't explain why, though. Maybe the reason is unknown, though one of the diagrams in the Wiki article suggests the possibility that mosquitoes prefer type O due to its absence of antigens.
...I pray that you don't own dogs....I love lawn mowing, the grass gets stuck in my teeth, but it smells so nice............
Nope. Anything negative is more rare than positive. Aside from true weirdies in tiny traces of blood typing, I think AB- is the rarest. O- is a universal donor, though (except for those few weirdies).O-negative is one of the more common ones, I think, so that hypothesis is shot.
I'm an O neg... vampires (of the medical kind) like to seek me out.Nope. Anything negative is more rare than positive. Aside from true weirdies in tiny traces of blood typing, I think AB- is the rarest. O- is a universal donor, though (except for those few weirdies).