Swallowing those horrid flies!!
Nov 3rd 2003, 1:57 am
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have been to brush my teeth twice since looking at that picture and it is still bugging me.
aarrghhhhh
aarrghhhhh
Nov 3rd 2003, 1:58 am
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Originally posted by heading downunder 2002
Thank God I am back in the UK, no cockroaches, no big flies that drop maggots infact no maggots, one thing Australia has done for me, I don't worry about the creepy crawlies we have in the UK anymore and I no longer jump out of my skin when I see a woodloose!!
I read in the Daily Mail yesterday about a lady in Sydney who woke to find cockroaches in her ears:scared: One on my pillow was bad enough I didn't know they went in ears!!!! (my ears are itching just thinking about it) good job I didn't read that in Oz I would have been on the very next plane believe me and wouldn't have waited 6 months!!
Thank God I am back in the UK, no cockroaches, no big flies that drop maggots infact no maggots, one thing Australia has done for me, I don't worry about the creepy crawlies we have in the UK anymore and I no longer jump out of my skin when I see a woodloose!!
I read in the Daily Mail yesterday about a lady in Sydney who woke to find cockroaches in her ears:scared: One on my pillow was bad enough I didn't know they went in ears!!!! (my ears are itching just thinking about it) good job I didn't read that in Oz I would have been on the very next plane believe me and wouldn't have waited 6 months!!
Nov 3rd 2003, 1:59 am
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Originally posted by nicholls clan
Cockroaches are the worst for crawling across you lips and eyes while you sleep!!!!
Cockroaches are the worst for crawling across you lips and eyes while you sleep!!!!
Its even lifesize
Nov 3rd 2003, 2:05 am
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Originally posted by PeteY
Nice pic Its even lifesize
Nice pic
Its even lifesize
Nov 3rd 2003, 2:13 am
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Did not know cockies could fly ,,,
Nov 3rd 2003, 2:15 am
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Originally posted by CHnJ
I had exactly this situation when I went to squash one on a wall. It flew away from the wall straight into my face. This was utterly the last thing I expected - it was as if I'd met supercocky ... I'm sure I saw a tiny pair of 6 legged shorts and a cape.
I had exactly this situation when I went to squash one on a wall. It flew away from the wall straight into my face. This was utterly the last thing I expected - it was as if I'd met supercocky ... I'm sure I saw a tiny pair of 6 legged shorts and a cape.
they are pretty tough little critters, hard to squash and can survive some extremes im temprature and conditions, they are very adaptable and get my admiration for that.
Nov 3rd 2003, 2:32 am
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Originally posted by welshboybilly
they are pretty tough little critters, hard to squash and can survive some extremes im temprature and conditions, they are very adaptable and get my admiration for that.
they are pretty tough little critters, hard to squash and can survive some extremes im temprature and conditions, they are very adaptable and get my admiration for that.
Nov 3rd 2003, 2:45 am
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Originally posted by nicholls clan
They say if there was a nuclear war only two things would survive cockroaches and Cher.
They say if there was a nuclear war only two things would survive cockroaches and Cher.
