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I want to go and have good soak in the bath – I'd use that lovely lavender powder that Kate bought me for Christmas and it'd make the water all frothy and scented and I'd chill out and lie there til my fingers had pruned.
But, strangely, something's stopping me.
It's big and it's black and I be afeared of it.
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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/10/1031_031031_tvspider.html#main
This you might find of interest, suw m'schatje.
Spider's are special 🙂
“Spiders are the dominant terrestrial carnivore,” said Ward Wheeler, curator in the division of invertebrate zoology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and lead investigator for the U.S. $2.7 million Spider Tree of Life project. “They are all predators—they have a huge influence on the ecosystem.”
Bram Ski [ungwendil@yahoo.co.uk]
oh my god! i would have cried!!!
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Moog – a while back, I would have screamed very loudly. As it was, I just yelped a little and then waited for someone to come and take it away.
Bram – you're sick. You know that? Sick.
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