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If I see spiders first, I like to marvel at their abilities, their shape and other unique features. I used to feed a golden orb spider bits of salami from a pizza!

If they see me first !@#$% *##@!

ME 109 wrote:If I see spiders first, I like to marvel at their abilities, their shape and other unique features. I used to feed a golden orb spider bits of salami from a pizza!

If they see me first !@#$% *##@!

I've never met a spider that will eat anything that is not moving.

justoneoftheguys wrote:

ME 109 wrote:If I see spiders first, I like to marvel at their abilities, their shape and other unique features. I used to feed a golden orb spider bits of salami from a pizza!

If they see me first !@#$% *##@!

I've never met a spider that will eat anything that is not moving.

How fast does salmonella move?

SteveD wrote:

justoneoftheguys wrote:How fast does salmonella move?

I've heard of a fish called Wanda, but not a salmon, Ella. Ella, sounds like a fast mover tho.

Yeah, I'm told it gets things movin' when it wants to come out!

What I found was a air filter with a nasty hole in it. After the long rest in the barn and early in the rehab, I had pulled the plugs, squirted some oil down the holes and was turning the engine using the rear wheel. I thought about the air filter, which had once been a chosen place for a mouse to store dog food long ago. I looked in there and found that a mouse had eaten a hole through the filter. Pulling the carbs revealed that by turning the engine it had sucked dirt, a mouse's nest and filter residue down the tubes to the carbs. It was a lucky time to have stopped turning the engine to check the filter.

Which accounts for your moniker: BARN DEAD R80, I presume?
It least it wasn't a LIVE hornet nest...

justoneoftheguys wrote:No natural predators, that would be a problem.
Now if you were to have a good sized volcano erupt...

I'm noticing a theme here, Rob. First, the Yellowstone earthquake comment and now a volcano in Hawaii. OK, if we blame some nature program, maybe we should suggest that you watch some trashy TV. Some comedies, maybe.

Chuey

At least something a bit more pastoral.

Chuey wrote: I'm noticing a theme here, Rob. First, the Yellowstone earthquake comment and now a volcano in Hawaii. OK, if we blame some nature program, maybe we should suggest that you watch some trashy TV. Some comedies, maybe.

Chuey

I've been streaming Green Acres here at work, late at night. Better?

And from what I have seen (I'm no vulcanologist) Hawaii is not the explosive kind, just oozes. Which won't help with the intruders.