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one flying around my spare bedroom this morning 
what the... aren't they supposed to be sleeping 
he/she is now an ex wasp
what the... aren't they supposed to be sleeping he/she is now an ex wasp
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Every now and then we've had a mozzie (or Wizzy-wozza as Karen shrieks them) appear in the house, which is puzzling. Yesterday whilst I stood back to admire my grape vine pruning efforts a Peacock butterfly fluttered by and headed up the garden.
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hahaha - love the wizzy-wozza, cracking nameOriginally posted by littlemark View Post
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And we had our first butterfly in the garden yesterday!TonyF, Dordogne 24220Comment
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I hate wizzy-wozzas more than pretty much anything on this planet!
Wasps I can tolerate, at least they make cool houses for themselves.
I had a ladybird flying around the bedroom the other night. That could be phrased better I know, but at this time of the morning...A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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wrong forumOriginally posted by HeyWayne View Post
Snowdrop is with you on wizzy-wozza (gawd Mark, now see you have us all calling them that
) hatred HW, you see a 6ft 15stone coppa come over all girly - so funny
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Oh, I don't come over all girly, more like man possessed. If we're on holiday and I hear one in the room I won't sleep until I've annihilated the bladdy thing ggggrrrrr!Originally posted by piskieinboots View Postwrong forum
Snowdrop is with you on wizzy-wozza (gawd Mark, now see you have us all calling them that) hatred HW, you see a 6ft 15stone coppa come over all girly - so funny
*deep breathes*
Of course, LadyWayne loves me getting up in the middle of the night, stumbling round with some form of swat in my hand, all because I've heard a wizzy-wozza flying near my ear.A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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My Fella (also a soldier) is totally freeked by spiders- not just camel spiders and the like- lickle itsy house spiders!! WEIRD!!Originally posted by piskieinboots View Postwrong forum
Snowdrop is with you on wizzy-wozza (gawd Mark, now see you have us all calling them that) hatred HW, you see a 6ft 15stone coppa come over all girly - so funny
Agree on the wizzy-wozzas tho, hate the annoying little blighters, they always wizzy woz right past yer ear when yer trying to go to sleep, sure they're smiling while they do it too.Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.Comment
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I hate the wizzy wozza's too - I used to not mind them too much but we were in Cuba (summer hols - realise now that it was a bit nuts...>) when I was 3 months pregnant with the toddler, so I couldn't use most of the anti-moz treatments. So they came in for the kill - I was COVERED in bites. The OH, when he stopped laughing, stopped counting at 56 cos he hadn't moved from my top half and it was only depressing me. I was swatting the room all evening too, despite leaving anti-moz things burning while we were out of it and all the doors/windows closed. Never again.....Comment
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I don't seem to get bitten by the flying things - Mr F reckons I'm too nasty! On holiday in Scotland he gets eaten alive by the midgies - our nephew as a tot called them 'creckles' (like tickly freckles I think) so here, mozzies are mozzies but midgies are creckles!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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same here Lainey - I am the one to gently evict the spiders!
I can pick them up and put them out the door with a wagging finger saying 'and don't come back naughty spider' but there is a size thing going on here - if spider would fit the size of my hand I go get a pint glass (yep, I use Snowdrop's but don't tell him
) and cover too-big-for-hand spider and slide paper under and off he goes out the door
liteweight servicemen enemy - no probs shoot on sight, spider - arrrrgh runs away
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LOL! I do the glass and paper thing too if they're too big, don't tell my OH thou it'd ruin the mocking!Originally posted by piskieinboots View Postsame here Lainey - I am the one to gently evict the spiders!
I can pick them up and put them out the door with a wagging finger saying 'and don't come back naughty spider' but there is a size thing going on here - if spider would fit the size of my hand I go get a pint glass (yep, I use Snowdrop's but don't tell him) and cover too-big-for-hand spider and slide paper under and off he goes out the door
liteweight servicemen enemy - no probs shoot on sight, spider - arrrrgh runs awayLast edited by lainey lou; 24-01-2008, 09:49 AM.Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.Comment
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We have been finding lady birds all over our house all winter, at least one a day. Thought they were supposed to be sleeping too, perhaps they've all decided to sleep at our house without telling us.Comment
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This is all sounding very familiar... My OH petrified of spiders too, and if I do the paper & glass thing he insists on putting the glass through the dishwasher afterwards! Of course, if it's big enough (which it usually is - have you seen the size of the things that live in dry-stone walls??!!) I have to show him it trying to scramble out of the glass before I put it out...
Me, I hate anything that flaps, so moths freak me out if there's one inside
(can cope with them outside), and I hate flies with a passion (hence spiders being my best friends!)
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my dislike is earwigs eeewwwwwww
*covers ears in case they get inaka
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