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Loves me some Dinky Dietzel!

Dave wrote:

Sgt. Howard wrote:If they ever tax limericks, I'm in trouble...

The taxes would only be meaningful if you were actually earning income from the limericks, I think.

If it ever comes to that, you could probably do well by collecting them and selling them via a "print on demand" service such as Lulu. We'd miss having 'em here, though

They only seem to be inspired by Paul's work- and then who outside of this pile of... whatever we are... would buy them?

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

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You put your right foot in,
You put your right foot out,
You put your right foot in
And you shake it all about . . .



/flrrd/

--FreeFlier

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

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The psychedelic Webster gives a high five... er... high one?

Sgt. Howard wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

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The psychedelic Webster gives a high five... er... high one?

And that IS a real spider.

Mating display - which tells us spiders can DEFINITELY see colours...

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

Sgt. Howard wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

spider.jpg

The psychedelic Webster gives a high five... er... high one?

And that IS a real spider.

Mating display - which tells us spiders can DEFINITELY see colours...

So that flash of color translates as, "Howdy Toots- whut's yer sign?" eh?

Sgt. Howard wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

Sgt. Howard wrote: The psychedelic Webster gives a high five... er... high one?

And that IS a real spider.

Mating display - which tells us spiders can DEFINITELY see colours...

So that flash of color translates as, "Howdy Toots- whut's yer sign?" eh?

Pretty much.
That's the peacock spider. They're roughly a tenth the size of the average human thumbnail. The males are the brightly colored ones and they actually do a dance shaking their abdomen, while waving their third pair of legs in the air.


There's another newly discovered member of Jumping spider with similar "paddles" on the 3rd pair of the male's legs called the peekaboo spider ( Jotus remus )

It's also worth mentioning that jumping spiders and wolf spiders are the smartest types of spider.

Gyrrakavian wrote:There's another newly discovered member of Jumping spider with similar "paddles" on the 3rd pair of the male's legs called the peekaboo spider ( Jotus remus )

while looking at the page about the Peek-a-boo spider, i saw this in the sidebar blurbs about other articles: City of the Jaguar

DinkyInky wrote:*high five*

Not a high eight, such as Amanda just received?

Catawampus wrote:

DinkyInky wrote:*high five*

Not a high eight, such as Amanda just received?

Pretty sure it'd be a "high two" being that most species of spider have two claws on each foot