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From: werner@ut-ngp.UUCP (Werner Uhrig)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: Bugzappers, what do they really do?
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Date: Mon, 16-Jul-84 16:43:17 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 16 16:43:17 1984
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hmmmm,
	let's see now.  If I put a zapper in my backyard,  I imagine
	that somehow it attracts bugs from a considerable distance
	away.  So I imagine all bugs around in a continuous, if slow
	migration towards the zapper, circular waves in regression
	towards a point.

	Could it be that the density of bugs in close near the zapper
	stays more or less the same as ever more of neighbor's bugs
	come to investigate this irresistable blue light (and biting
	most anything on their way there) ???  So who is really getting
	the benefit, is my neighbor  ?????

			.....hmmmmm

P.S.:  my neighbor has a zapper, I don't ....		(-: