think about them, lora, all those spiders with their teeth...
anyway, see you later.
/walks away whistling.
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:33,
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/walks away whistling.
rest assured
I don't anymore! And to think I was going to ask if you wanted to go to a comedy club sometime..
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:44,
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no
you're doing it because you're sadistic and no doubt it brings you great pleasure to imagine me in discomfort :(
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:49,
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That's about right
think of your icon.... a spider of that size can't really grow that much, but multiply.
sorry
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:54,
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sorry
i get pleasure from imagining you
in SO many ways...
ps. if we're making you uncomfortable, decamp to the library and revise.
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:59,
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ps. if we're making you uncomfortable, decamp to the library and revise.
Ok
i won't mention to you that tiny spiders can get everywhere, shoes, cloths, anywhere. You won't know about it untill you see them, like a swarm of ants.
Your floor will be 'moving', just slowly, subtaly, you'll notice one, then a few. You'll relise that they are hundreds, no, thousends, all laying there eggs....
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:34,
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Your floor will be 'moving', just slowly, subtaly, you'll notice one, then a few. You'll relise that they are hundreds, no, thousends, all laying there eggs....
almost 2 kilos of insects in a lifetime
86% of reasonably acurate FACT!
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:38,
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that utter BOLLOCKS
sorry - and spiders don't have teeth either
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:39,
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sadly
I stole that from Calvin and Hobbes, but it seemed appropriate to add there.
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:45,
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Some spiders have teath
like the kind that eat small birds,
but it's not the teath that'll get you, its the fact that when they crawl about, over your face, into your mouth and up your nose, it can get into your lungs. Clog up your mouth.
you would spit them out, but more keep on coming. Laying eggs.
Is that a spider on your hair, or just an itch?
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:46,
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but it's not the teath that'll get you, its the fact that when they crawl about, over your face, into your mouth and up your nose, it can get into your lungs. Clog up your mouth.
you would spit them out, but more keep on coming. Laying eggs.
Is that a spider on your hair, or just an itch?
But never
EVER Read "Web" By John Wyndam - very good book, but definately not for aracnophobes
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Mon 2 Jun 2003, 11:42,
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