Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 36th Edition
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http://www.richard-seaman.com/Insects/Japan/Spiders/GiantWood/index.html
check these out ...
lots of those in Singapore's secondary forests ..... these spiders actually migrate around on the ground ..... on really hot afternoons when nothing else stirs those will decamp and move along the ground trailing silk from their ass .... -
http://habitatnews.nus.edu.sg/guidebooks/spiders/text/a-spiders.htmOriginally posted by Fatum:http://www.richard-seaman.com/Insects/Japan/Spiders/GiantWood/index.html
check these out ...
lots of those in Singapore's secondary forests ..... these spiders actually migrate around on the ground ..... on really hot afternoons when nothing else stirs those will decamp and move along the ground trailing silk from their ass ....
I need to look thru this -
Can't tell the perspective, but i guess they're not so itsy bitsy...Originally posted by Fatum:http://www.richard-seaman.com/Insects/Japan/Spiders/GiantWood/index.html
check these out ...
lots of those in Singapore's secondary forests ..... these spiders actually migrate around on the ground ..... on really hot afternoons when nothing else stirs those will decamp and move along the ground trailing silk from their ass ....
*Eeeks...scream for SO !*
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oh well ... but there are lots of interesting things to see even in Singapore's denuded forests ......
I once saw a huge wild boar at a secluded area of the Pasir Laba Military Live-fire area ......
and once there was this ground nesting bird hoping around on the ground ... it kept hoping and limping in front of me, as if wounded .... but everytime I tried to go near it it hopped away from me ... then something from past documentaries triggered a light bulb in my mind ... I went back to the area where I first saw it and lo ! .... there was a nest with a clutch of pale blue, black speckled eggs on the ground .....
.... that was near an area where the SAF fires live M203 grenade rounds and machine guns ...... -
hmmz wee talking baout food here?Originally posted by Fatum:oh well ... but there are lots of interesting things to see even in Singapore's denuded forests ......
I once saw a huge wild boar at a secluded area of the Pasir Laba Military Live-fire area ......
and once there was this ground nesting bird hoping around on the ground ... it kept hoping and limping in front of me, as if wounded .... but everytime I tried to go near it it hopped away from me ... then something from past documentaries triggered a light bulb in my mind ... I went back to the area where I first saw it and lo ! .... there was a nest with a clutch of pale blue, black speckled eggs on the ground ..... .... that was near an area where the SAF fires live M203 grenade rounds and machine guns ......
but the spiders detract abit wor
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haha it trying to lure u away from it's eggsOriginally posted by Fatum:oh well ... but there are lots of interesting things to see even in Singapore's denuded forests ......
I once saw a huge wild boar at a secluded area of the Pasir Laba Military Live-fire area ......
and once there was this ground nesting bird hoping around on the ground ... it kept hoping and limping in front of me, as if wounded .... but everytime I tried to go near it it hopped away from me ... then something from past documentaries triggered a light bulb in my mind ... I went back to the area where I first saw it and lo ! .... there was a nest with a clutch of pale blue, black speckled eggs on the ground ..... .... that was near an area where the SAF fires live M203 grenade rounds and machine guns ...... -
i thought it was trying to tell him its nest is there>?Originally posted by elindra:haha it trying to lure u away from it's eggs -
....................Originally posted by hisoka:i thought it was trying to tell him its nest is there>?
*sighs and shakes head at Hisk* -
I understand breaded fried spider(the size of your hand) is a delicacy in some parts of the US and other countries(e.g. Cambodia). Must try it some day.Originally posted by hisoka:hmmz wee talking baout food here?
but the spiders detract abit wor 
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yeah i saw this brewed or something spider on tv b4 on one of the taiwan variety shows. spider body bigger than the handOriginally posted by av98m:I understand breaded fried spider(the size of your hand) is a delicacy in some parts of the US and other countries(e.g. Cambodia). Must try it some day. 
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Again I have to repeat
Club 30's folks eat anything -
i realised that with new understanding after the turtle food episodeOriginally posted by elindra:Again I have to repeat
Clulb 30's folks eat anything -
Yes yes, that's what I'm talking about.Originally posted by hisoka:yeah i saw this brewed or something spider on tv b4 on one of the taiwan variety shows. spider body bigger than the hand
S'pore can get or not hah? -
Originally posted by elindra:Again I have to repeat
Clulb 30's folks eat anything v -
Sigh
The mummy cat brought the kitten into our storeroom again
zzzzz
I wonder is it because of the rain
I saw the kitten today playing on it's own during lunch earlier behind my office -
Ya, can get from elindra's house. Her bedroom alone had 5 of them.Originally posted by av98m:Yes yes, that's what I'm talking about.
S'pore can get or not hah? -
That one was at my old house lehOriginally posted by Wanda:Ya, can get from elindra's house. Her bedroom alone had 5 of them.
Now it is a block of walk up apartments le -
just accept it. you've adopted a company mascot/pet!!Originally posted by elindra:Sigh
The mummy cat brought the kitten into our storeroom again
zzzzz
I wonder is it because of the rain
I saw the kitten today playing on it's own during lunch earlier behind my office
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In that case....u can help mummy cat set up house - just provide a box & newspapers for sleeping, and maybe a litter tray.Originally posted by elindra:Sigh
The mummy cat brought the kitten into our storeroom again
zzzzz
I think they like you, and your colleagues. -
Originally posted by Wanda:Ya, can get from elindra's house. Her bedroom alone had 5 of them.
I meant de-fanged, venom removed etc and ready to eat ones -
The thing is we try not to encourage themOriginally posted by Wanda:In that case....u can help mummy cat set up house - just provide a box & newspapers for sleeping, and maybe a litter tray.
I think they like you, and your colleagues.
This is the like dunno how many times when we had to remove them from our premises
Btw ours is a food company ><
Just 3 months ago my colleague had to fish out 3 kittens from the monsoon drain
We wanted to put those up for adoption but didn't coz they were still too young -
Can DIY. Club30 folks, esp you, with the most exotic taste in animal-food, eat everything, remember?Originally posted by av98m:
I meant de-fanged, venom removed etc and ready to eat ones
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If I were a cat I'd hang out at a food company myselfOriginally posted by elindra:The thing is we try not to encourage them
This is the like dunno how many times when we had to remove them from our premises
Btw ours is a food company ><
Just 3 months ago my colleague had to fish out 3 kittens from the monsoon drain
We wanted to put those up for adoption but didn't coz they were still too young -
btw this said kitten is old enough to leave it's mum really
it can eat solid food
anyone wants it
We are going to catch it tomorrow anyway >< and I rather it have a good home -
but we dun have a death wish ok ><Originally posted by Wanda:Can DIY. Club30 folks, esp you, with the most exotic taste in animal-food, eat everything, remember?