Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:22 am
The worlds cutest Zeedonk. (Zebra Donkey)
Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:47 am
lol There's a misfit if I ever saw one. Cute though!
Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:46 am
Zeedonk sounds fun. :)
Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:53 am
I want a Zeedonk.
Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:45 am
Kitten Medli wrote:I want a Zeedonk.
I thought you want a llama. :P
Wed Jan 26, 2005 3:31 pm
ChromeFox wrote:Shadowfare wrote:I watched a program that mentioned a woman who was white one night, and the next morning she woke up black. I guess her pygment changed colour.
OMG! I thought Ad0 was the only one who could spontaneously change his race (I know, ooooold joke, but...).
RACE?! RACE?! There is no such thing as race! Only the human race! God! AHHHHHHHH!
Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:11 pm
OMG!!! it's a pink elephant!
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Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:27 pm
Hmm... you know the Bugbear they featured on Animal Planet's Most Extreme?
I mean... bearbug e.e
I can't find a pic of it! Noooo!
It's immortal... and there's no pics of it I can find on the internet! CURSING SHALL ENSUE!
I mean... bearbug e.e
I can't find a pic of it! Noooo!
It's immortal... and there's no pics of it I can find on the internet! CURSING SHALL ENSUE!
Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:37 pm
For some reason, these things terrify me *shudder*
They are hornworms. I know them as tomato bugs because they eat our tomato plants in the summer. I used to love gardening, now I practically refuse to touch the tomatos and more recently the peppers. A couple summers ago I went out to pick the peppers and I moved a leaf to get a pepper, when I let go, I realized I had also been touching one of these bugs. Needless to say I screamed bloody murder and refused to go in the garden for the rest of the summer.
Hornworms just creep me out. They're called hornworms because they have this red appendage that they stick out of their head on occasion.
*assumes the fetal position mumbing about tomato bugs*
I never said my fears were rational... I love tarantulas, but I scream like a sissy at the thought of a tomato bug...
They are hornworms. I know them as tomato bugs because they eat our tomato plants in the summer. I used to love gardening, now I practically refuse to touch the tomatos and more recently the peppers. A couple summers ago I went out to pick the peppers and I moved a leaf to get a pepper, when I let go, I realized I had also been touching one of these bugs. Needless to say I screamed bloody murder and refused to go in the garden for the rest of the summer.
Hornworms just creep me out. They're called hornworms because they have this red appendage that they stick out of their head on occasion.
*assumes the fetal position mumbing about tomato bugs*
I never said my fears were rational... I love tarantulas, but I scream like a sissy at the thought of a tomato bug...
Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:54 pm
I saw one of those once! It had the horns out. I thought it was an oversized caterpillar (being about 5 at the time) and tried to keep my friend's little borther from killing it. He killed it... grr. It was really gross too.
Then I found out the thing was trying to eat their tomatoes...
I'm neutral about them, really. Just really big and gross. (The one I saw was the size of a small cat in length, about two, three inches wide O.O)
Then I found out the thing was trying to eat their tomatoes...
I'm neutral about them, really. Just really big and gross. (The one I saw was the size of a small cat in length, about two, three inches wide O.O)
Wed Jan 26, 2005 6:12 pm
ahoteinrun wrote:
The worlds cutest Zeedonk. (Zebra Donkey)
Yay for hybrids! Meet the Liger!
And don't forget Rama the Cama!
Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:27 pm
Eo wrote:The one I saw was the size of a small cat in length, about two, three inches wide O.O
Um, I think I'm going to have a nightmare about this tonight...
Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:24 pm
Eo wrote:The one I saw was the size of a small cat in length, about two, three inches wide O.O
......I'm SO happy I live in Europe.
Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:37 pm
Haha... and I lived in the middle of Denver at the time!
Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:43 pm
The "Vampire Moth" of Southeast Asia is a blood feeder. It can insert its tongue through human skin, and may sip on our blood for up to 60 minutes.