Oh what a tangled web...
Cleat Eastwood
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they weave - and caught in frost they are unspeakably beautiful - but heres the 'science' of them
The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.
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They are not unspeakably beautiful - I have heard people speaking about them. This is not science - it is just a diagram and it discriminates against tunnel web varieties. Under Sharia law you would have your abdomen cut open to expose your cyllindriform gland. You would get no sympathy from me.0
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I expected that response on the webThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
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It's also not tangled - tangled implies a confused mess whereas the spiders web is far from this. Come on man pull yourself together.0
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I am fairly certain that there is a substantial mis-use of English in this post too. You would note that the title of the post has no verb in it nor a full stop. In addition - and here I speak as the Regius Professor of Entomology (and English of course) - the deer bot fly depicted as being captured IS NOT the natural prey of this genus of spider and the use of the term 'swathing' in this context is just as ridiculous as the diagram of the encapsulated deer bot fly. Also what is referred to as the 'drag line' is in fact the 'right lateral descending cantilever'.0
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Lagrange wrote:I am fairly certain that there is a substantial mis-use of English in this post too. You would note that the title of the post has no verb in it nor a full stop. In addition - and here I speak as the Regius Professor of Entomology (and English of course) - the deer bot fly depicted as being captured IS NOT the natural prey of this genus of spider and the use of the term 'swathing' in this context is just as ridiculous as the diagram of the encapsulated deer bot fly. Also what is referred to as the 'drag line' is in fact the 'right lateral descending cantilever'.
But anyway, it was a nice pixture Mr Cleat.
The older I get, the better I was.0 -
Lagrange wrote:I am fairly certain that there is a substantial mis-use of English in this post too. You would note that the title of the post has no verb in it nor a full stop. In addition - and here I speak as the Regius Professor of Entomology (and English of course) - the deer bot fly depicted as being captured IS NOT the natural prey of this genus of spider and the use of the term 'swathing' in this context is just as ridiculous as the diagram of the encapsulated deer bot fly. Also what is referred to as the 'drag line' is in fact the 'right lateral descending cantilever'.
You know that, I know that, but the does the spider know thatThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
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stupid stupid stupid.
From the spiders perspective it would be the LEFT ASCENDING cantilever.
You are stupid!
VERY STUPID.0 -
You know that, the spider knows that, but do I know thatThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Yes BECAUSE IVE JUST FOCKING TOLD YOU!0
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Sorry I wasnt listening - I was watching this spiderThe dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Anyway - I've reported you to the authorities for breach of Scientific American Naturist copyright and intellectual property. I WILL NOT TOLERATE criminal activity and hope you get life banged up in a supermax facility and share a cell with a supermax rabid pervert.0