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| geroin |
| quote: | Originally posted by Miss Pie
It's not supposed to smell foul though. |
i think the intensity of the smell depends from girl to girl but the times where i unfortunately had a chance to experience it, it smelled like metal lol. |
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| DJ RANN |
Can't believe no one has....
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| Silky Johnson |
| Normally I'm not bothered by spiders, but that creeps me the out. |
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| igottaknow |
| thats because "daddy long legs" aren't really spiders. |
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| Joss Weatherby |
Daddy Long Legs are odd, in the summer they are always in my cabin, but they are always dead ones up in the corner of a room or something. Even if I blow on them they are never alive. :p Its like they live less than a week cause I clean them out and the next week there is another one, dead again... :p
Sometimes I see them though walking around, but very rarely... They always seem on the verge of death...
Also, there are multiple bugs called Daddy Long Legs, one is a spider, the other is an arachnid, but not a spider, and the other is the crane fly (for some reason?). |
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| SYSTEM-J |
Those aren't spiders. They're harvestmen. And although they are harmless, they really are ing creepy when they mass together like that. There's that great shot early in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre where the guy is exploring the abandoned house and he finds a swarm of them scurrying about in the corner. Really makes your skin crawl. There are a lot of great close-up shots in that film of little details that really get you on edge.
A crane fly is something completely different. They look a bit like a giant mosquito but they're just a gangly-legged ing useless fly that used to infest the playing fields at our school in their thousands. They're pretty big and they can't fly very well so they just crash into everything, and they have an annoying habit of trying to fly straight through your head via your ear canal. |
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| EddieZilker |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Those aren't spiders. They're harvestmen. And although they are harmless, they really are ing creepy when they mass together like that. There's that great shot early in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre where the guy is exploring the abandoned house and he finds a swarm of them scurrying about in the corner. Really makes your skin crawl. There are a lot of great close-up shots in that film of little details that really get you on edge.
A crane fly is something completely different. They look a bit like a giant mosquito but they're just a gangly-legged ing useless fly that used to infest the playing fields at our school in their thousands. They're pretty big and they can't fly very well so they just crash into everything, and they have an annoying habit of trying to fly straight through your head via your ear canal. |
We called them Daddy Long Legs in Texas. In scout-camp we had open outdoor toilet and shower facilities and they would congregate on the roof in a biomass that was so solid a flashlight could scarcely penetrate to the wooden roof above it. What must have been thousands of them pulsed collectively, scurrying and casting their gangly shadows which seemed to add to the depth of their mass.
The urban myth about them is that while they're not dangerous, their venom is ridiculously more powerful than a Brown Recluse. It's not dangerous for people, however, because their fangs aren't sharp enough to penetrate human skin.
Fun fact: One of my uncles lived on that farm while they were filming the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and we wound up leaving there one visit with a black kitten who we named Karen Bell. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
"Daddy long legs" is just a slang term that can refer to many long-legged insects/arachnids. Some people even call those spindly translucent spiders you find in your basement "daddy long legs". They all have the same venom myth, and it's equally false for all of them. Although my old dog had a habit of eating crane flies and then vomiting nastily on the kitchen floor, so I guess they're somewhat poisonous to ingest.
Much like Jenny's pubes, no doubt. |
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| The17sss |
| I'm amazed at the longevity of this pube thread. lol |
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| BTG |
| quote: | Originally posted by The17sss
I'm amazed at the longevity of this pube thread. lol |
It's because a girl started this thread...and now it is about Jennys vagina. and guys will keep this thread up and running in hopes that one day she'll post pictures of her vagina.
it's quite easy to understand really. |
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