Well, almost everythingI know the thing you mean, it can almost make me cry some days. Quokkas make everything look adorable though.
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Well, almost everythingI know the thing you mean, it can almost make me cry some days. Quokkas make everything look adorable though.
side note - even for Australia they are pretty random, how are they only in ONE place?!
side note - even for Australia they are pretty random, how are they only in ONE place?!
Anyone else in the Uk seen this? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...eping-homes-summer-heatwave-experts-fear.html
I'm gonna freak a bunch of you out so putting my spider story in spoilers,
I have false widows in my area, and 10/10 recommend one as a house guest. No lie. I had a little darling of one living in the top of my curtains, and she was the best organic pest control a vegan could ask for. This little, fat bottomed spidey took on everything. She kept her webs nice and tidy and clean, and never ventured far from it. I eventually became a scum landlord and evicted her after she wove an egg sac. She was stored safely in a plant pot with her baby sac in a safe place. I'm not that scummy.
I kinda love spiders, they're really interesting and incredible creatures. The eggs with legs stage of their hatching is so bloody weird!
a) egg sacs are possibly the worst thing I have ever encountered apart from
b) going to a v remote part of the world for research purposes and walking into a giant web. It didn’t end well. Spider and fellow researchers found it hilarious.
I hope my cats eat themI'm gonna freak a bunch of you out so putting my spider story in spoilers,
I have false widows in my area, and 10/10 recommend one as a house guest. No lie. I had a little darling of one living in the top of my curtains, and she was the best organic pest control a vegan could ask for. This little, fat bottomed spidey took on everything. She kept her webs nice and tidy and clean, and never ventured far from it. I eventually became a scum landlord and evicted her after she wove an egg sac. She was stored safely in a plant pot with her baby sac in a safe place. I'm not that scummy.
I kinda love spiders, they're really interesting and incredible creatures. The eggs with legs stage of their hatching is so bloody weird!
to be fair though we all know cats are stronger than dogs * unpopular opinion maybe*Tunnel dog runs away.
Princess.
Cats are actual badasses. There's one by me that goes after the foxes. The fluffiest, frou-frou puss you'll ever see, with the heart and mind of Rambo himself.to be fair though we all know cats are stronger than dogs * unpopular opinion maybe*
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Wrong gif but this is hilarious anyway.to be fair though we all know cats are stronger than dogs * unpopular opinion maybe*
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I finished the bonus episode yesterday, was pleasantly surprised by the whole series! I'm not the biggest Neil Gaiman fan (despite being a lifelong PTerry fan), but I gave it a go and found it a refreshing fantasy adaptation. I've not read the comics, and found the plot never quite went where I expected and the characters weren't too predictable, and the whole thing was an enjoyable watch. The sense of relief might also be because I've just been made to watch the entirety of The Boys by my housemate, which was a grueling endeavour, so Sandman was very light in comparisonI watched the first episode of the Sandman this evening. I’m enjoying it. Thought Charles Dance was good.
Semi relatedThe thought of a spider hooting in the jungle as you flail about in a giant web is the best mental image.
This is why I evicted mine, could not deal with this. I like them and all, but at a distance!like, i don't mind spiders all that much, I'll leave the odd one scuttling about the ceiling and all that. our main complaint this time of year is that they don't earn their keep and eat up the flies like they're meant to
BUT
literally the worst experience of my life was when i pulled a box out from under a kitchen counter in my old flat and it seemed I'd disturbed a nest!
all the fluffy nest stuff! hundreds of scuttling spiderbabies! angry spider parents! once I'd finished screaming, I'm not ashamed to say the hoover got them. I'm sorry, spider fans. it was all too much
Oh my. This is high quality snackage. Runs off to Google if they deliver to NW England.
A few days ago Sideboard Cat was hunched intently staring behind my hallway door so I looked and there was a bleeping meaty spider chilling there. I do try to capture and release as many spiders as possible (cos vegan innit) but some of them are beyond redemption so that one is sadly no longer with us. If they're on the ceiling I let them hang out, if they come down to the floor they get an immediate eviction notice. Sideboard Cat does tend to get most of them but (additional spoilering for extra grim) she likes to pull their legs off and roll around in them