Re: lighthouse
From lgbeard <lgb...@bullregraud.nut>
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· 28 Mar 2003 12:49 · View full thread
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On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 12:20:01 GMT, Richard James <thi...@all.will.it> wrote: >lgbeard wrote: > >>>Yeah, great picture! The birds look kinda like flying saucers, though. >> >> Lights attrack anything an all things :) > >but not cockroaches. You won't see those house cockroaches flying around a >lighthouse would you? would you? > >Richard :) LOL :) german and asian cockroaches fly maybe others too and get assistant from the air currents somewhat like a june bug. Those hurt when you hit with a large one. obascii --- wonder if they really know where there going .-. .-.-' '. .' .'`-. .' .' '. `.' .-' `-.__.' lgbeard
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