Some beasties for ya!
Jan 19th 2006, 2:10 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
If he does not "squish" them. What does "typical boy,squishes & picks up most beasties" mean?
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Jan 19th 2006, 2:35 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by madsad
Oh get a grip!! have you never, ever squished a bug
Donna.
Donna.
Australia's local environment is messed up enough without it's bugs being splatted.
Jan 19th 2006, 2:43 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
That's right never, and as a parent you should be teaching your son to respect the world around him.
Australia's local environment is messed up enough without it's bugs being splatted.
Australia's local environment is messed up enough without it's bugs being splatted.
Jan 19th 2006, 2:47 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by kelli28
still not a very nice thing to wish on someones kid
Jan 19th 2006, 3:20 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
Just telling it how it is. I'm not being personal, just saying that if you go around playing with fire, don't be surprised if one day you get burnt.
Well your comment is personal,hoping my son is one day squished
beasties one thing but wishing harm on a child? you have a serious problem.Donna.
Jan 19th 2006, 3:25 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by madsad
Well your comment is personal,hoping my son is one day squished beasties one thing but wishing harm on a child? you have a serious problem.
Donna.
beasties one thing but wishing harm on a child? you have a serious problem.Donna.
karma can come back in many ways, maybe he will one day come back as a bug and get "squished" .
Wonderful parenting, you might think it's ok for your children to squish beasties, but there does it lead to?
Jan 19th 2006, 3:36 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
karma can come back in many ways, maybe he will one day come back as a bug and get "squished" .
Wonderful parenting, you might think it's ok for your children to squish beasties, but there does it lead to?
Wonderful parenting, you might think it's ok for your children to squish beasties, but there does it lead to?
WHAT A BIG FAT LIAR YOU ARE EH???
Never squished a bug eh? what about zapping them then? comment below is taken from a post of YOURS!!!!!
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I'm with you 100% we have the same problem in Melbourne with flies. We have a portable bug zapper that does an alright job.
Not much use against the seagulls though.
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Jan 19th 2006, 3:44 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
That's right never, and as a parent you should be teaching your son to respect the world around him.
Australia's local environment is messed up enough without it's bugs being splatted.
Australia's local environment is messed up enough without it's bugs being splatted.
Pmsl
You prefer to electrocute your beasties!!! try sticking your fingers in a bug zapper & see how your bugs feel Donna.
Jan 19th 2006, 4:06 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by madsad
Hiya,
These are some of the spiders & i think the other is a grasshopper? that are around our garden!
Donna.
These are some of the spiders & i think the other is a grasshopper? that are around our garden!
Donna.
The middle one is a St Andrews Cross spider.............. I think ! Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
Totally harmless....... just a surprise when you walk into its web in the dark
We used to know the very small geckos as chit chats many years ago in Singapore (in my Navy days!)
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Jan 19th 2006, 4:13 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
karma can come back in many ways, maybe he will one day come back as a bug and get "squished" .
Wonderful parenting, you might think it's ok for your children to squish beasties, but there does it lead to?
Wonderful parenting, you might think it's ok for your children to squish beasties, but there does it lead to?
Jan 19th 2006, 4:17 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by Jimclevs
Donna
The middle one is a St Andrews Cross spider.............. I think ! Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
Totally harmless....... just a surprise when you walk into its web in the dark
We used to know the very small geckos as chit chats many years ago in Singapore (in my Navy days!)
Jim
The middle one is a St Andrews Cross spider.............. I think ! Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
Totally harmless....... just a surprise when you walk into its web in the dark
We used to know the very small geckos as chit chats many years ago in Singapore (in my Navy days!)
Jim
Good name for the Geko's!!
Donna.
Jan 19th 2006, 4:18 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by kelli28
so whats the difference between squishing and frying them not alot imo maybe your karma will come back too
Lets hope so eh
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Jan 19th 2006, 4:19 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by madsad
Pmsl You prefer to electrocute your beasties!!! try sticking your fingers in a bug zapper & see how your bugs feel
Donna.
You prefer to electrocute your beasties!!! try sticking your fingers in a bug zapper & see how your bugs feel Donna.
What's next? Pet cat abuse?
Jan 19th 2006, 4:20 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by kelli28
so whats the difference between squishing and frying them not alot imo maybe your karma will come back too
Jan 19th 2006, 4:36 am
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Re: Some beasties for ya!
Originally Posted by dshole
I can see quite a difference between a zapper and a young boy stamping on things.
What's next? Pet cat abuse?
What's next? Pet cat abuse?
It shocks me you have compassion for bugs but morbid wishes for children Donna.