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There's a spider on my monitor. I keep blowing it off onto the table, but it's come back 4 times, it's only a little one and I don't want to hurt it, but I am oh-so scared... I wonder what it's trying to do, it's just crawling around the top rim of the monitor, then when it gets to the side it walks back again, it's in a continueous loop...
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LOL! :0D
Yes! I regularly pick the fleas off my girlfriend and eat them.
We call it bonding.
We call it bonding.
Cubist just said something I really hate. Animals in the zoo. It's wrong, we shouldn't cage them up, what they do to us? We take their land and put 'em in cages? Can you imagine if that was happening to people in the UK? There would be an uproar, and to be quite hones, there is very little between animals and humans when it comes to genes, and even our behaviour and socialisation.
Cubist wrote:
In humans the definition of insanity is doing the
> same thing over and over and expecting different results.
Isn't that touching on OCD?
In humans the definition of insanity is doing the
> same thing over and over and expecting different results.
Isn't that touching on OCD?
Edgy wrote:
> Was it one of those black and white jumping spiders? They seem to move
> short distances VERY quickly...
Nope, it was small and brown (don't get any ideas again monkey man) and it moved real slow along the top of the monitor. Then it fell off and I couldn't find it. Probably got eaten by the large amount of moths in my room right now...
> Was it one of those black and white jumping spiders? They seem to move
> short distances VERY quickly...
Nope, it was small and brown (don't get any ideas again monkey man) and it moved real slow along the top of the monitor. Then it fell off and I couldn't find it. Probably got eaten by the large amount of moths in my room right now...
Well in animals walking backwards and forwards constantly is a sign of insanity. Normally it happens to animals who have been in Zoos all their lives that don't give them big enough enclosure causing them to slowly turn insane. In humans the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. It's kind of similar although I think the animals are hoping for different results just to add some excitement to their lives.
Ms NY wrote:
> Does it jump ?! I had one on my desk yesterday and it jumped. Creepy.
Jumping spiders are called Saltgrades.
All spiders have three main eyes, infact spiders can see 360degrees as they have an eye present in the back of their head.
Fun!
> Does it jump ?! I had one on my desk yesterday and it jumped. Creepy.
Jumping spiders are called Saltgrades.
All spiders have three main eyes, infact spiders can see 360degrees as they have an eye present in the back of their head.
Fun!
Was it one of those black and white jumping spiders? They seem to move short distances VERY quickly...
Does it jump ?! I had one on my desk yesterday and it jumped. Creepy.
You'd like that wouldn't you monkey...
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