Re: Spider
From Fredrik <ner...@SOFTbtinternet.com>
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· 2 Jan 2002 00:15 · View full thread
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Taliszanna wrote: > > On Mon, 31 Dec 2001, Andrew Z Carpenter wrote: > > > What if it crawls over your face in the night! > > Who cares if it does... I handle spiders all the time anyways. do you work with them? > I'm at > such ease with them that they come over and see me frequently when I'm > sitting at the computer, i've got one little sod that _always_ walks down the monitor when i'm reading, i pat him on the arse & he wanders off :-) -- snip the bit that keeps crashing http://uklinux.net
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