| 14 Nov 09, 1:54 PM tazallie UK, 2 yrs |
now why dosent that suprise me? tapes mouth shut, sits on hands and crosses legs and peers around the board nervously... Is English gone yet?
Tazallie | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 1:56 PM AnEnglishMaster UK(ME), 5 yrs |
Being a perfect gentleman, I must insist that you don't sit on your own hands...... mine are MUCH bigger..... English | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 2:57 PM prettyname UK(NW), 11 yrs |
They do lay eggs, but they're huge, look similar to rice grains or mouse poo, then grow and look like brown pods, take months to hatch and contain about 18 cockroaches each. Either way, you're not going to find one on an envelope or have just one crawl out from anywhere ~“Nothing is ever the same as they said it was. It's what I've never seen before that I recognise.” Diane Arbus~ | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 3:00 PM Liefsome UK(S), 3 yrs |
The eggs stay attached to them, so they don't get 'laid' as such. Anyway... I'm not an insect person, I remember seeing this on TV as well, and that's what they'd said. ~Lilith~ | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 3:08 PM tails18 UK(OX), 2 yrs |
Aparently an average human eats 7 spiders in a life time in their sleep. A spider wonders aimlessly into you mouth, down you windpipe & dies :D HA HA HA HA have fun sleeping tonite. :D | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 3:13 PM tazallie UK, 2 yrs |
it's what you might do with those MUCH bigger hands that worries me!
Tazallie | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 4:07 PM Liefsome UK(S), 3 yrs |
For sale: insect netting. Attaches to the ceiling through a minor hook and drapes down around the sleeping area. Any takers? ~Lilith~ | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 6:33 PM Commander_Kwaaab UK(SW), 7 yrs |
Well surely, if a lady sub type person is concerned, it would only be polite, helpful and welfare orientated to ensure that her every orifice was plugged to preclude such arachnid or insect invasion? Just a thought. Trying to be thoughtful here... | ||
| 14 Nov 09, 7:25 PM AnEnglishMaster UK(ME), 5 yrs |
"Might"???? English x
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| 14 Nov 09, 7:32 PM AnEnglishMaster UK(ME), 5 yrs |
http://www.snopes.com/science/stats/spiders.asp English
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