Fun with dead flies.
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Reservoir_Dog
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callmeslick
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Re: Fun with dead flies.
someone with WAY too much time on their hands. And, a lot of flies.
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MajorBloodnok
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Re: Fun with dead flies.
Well, technically, the first one also featured a moth which is Lepidoptera rather than a fly which is Diptera.
I used to be an entomologist you know but I generally get out more nowadays.
MajorBloodnok, not dead, just resting.
I used to be an entomologist you know but I generally get out more nowadays.
MajorBloodnok, not dead, just resting.
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callmeslick
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Re: Fun with dead flies.
good to hear from you, Major!
Re: Fun with dead flies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmR4FE8kWrAMajorBloodnok wrote:Well, technically, the first one also featured a moth which is Lepidoptera rather than a fly which is Diptera.
I used to be an entomologist you know but I generally get out more nowadays.
MajorBloodnok, not dead, just resting.
Keep them right, there are no flies on you Major !
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MajorBloodnok
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Re: Fun with dead flies.
Ah, that one takes me back. I was up for the Brit awards this year you know - I was hiding in Lady Gaga's ....er.... wig.Soapy wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmR4FE8kWrAMajorBloodnok wrote:Well, technically, the first one also featured a moth which is Lepidoptera rather than a fly which is Diptera.
I used to be an entomologist you know but I generally get out more nowadays.
MajorBloodnok, not dead, just resting.
Keep them right, there are no flies on you Major !
MajorBloodnok