Wow. What an absolute unit.
Yeah, looking online, the one in the post would be small. Although I’m not sure what I don’t like more, big spiders, or house centipedes. Probably the latter. I know they’re all good for eating other bugs though. I just don’t like them.
Edit: just realized how you typed the speed. Is that the regular way you would? I’m used to km/h.
White chocolate Reese’s peanut butter cups.
Space colonies. That way they can be dropped to earth to start colony independence wars.
I do the same as you. Although I usually default to the UK’s use of u’s. Just feels right.
They’re great. I always use them.
Nice. I’ve never seen one that big (other than zoos and rescues) but I’m from neither Australia or Vietnam.
I don’t mind spiders, but those huge ones are slightly concerning (to me).
Don’t become the person you think you’d hate to become haha.
I’m no expert, but looking up Vietnamese spiders, it could be a huntsman?
Disclaimer: I know nothing more than the average person on spiders, it may be harmful, it may not be a huntsman. I would advise caution until someone who knows more that I can identify it.
Yeah. That’s my thoughts. I’ll get around to doing it eventually.
Needs more v’s.
The birds of war.
Sorry. I was gonna reply, but I gotta go take a number 3. That’s a piss and a shit and a wank in a tree.
Aw, sorry he had a hard time acclimating. I’ve never done it personally, but I’ve heard from a couple friends it was a pain. But their accounts were pretty much the same. Shots, passport, and chip. Glad he’s all good now though.
I don’t plan on moving to another country, but I would like to travel with my dog. I don’t think she’d do well on a plane either. I’m just not sure if I want to do multiple day drives with her (same country) or not.
Interesting. I had no clue. Thanks for the info.
Go down to the docks and charter a boat captained by some salty dog. Better if they have an eye patch and/or wooden peg leg. I foresee nothing going wrong with this option.
But on a serious note, do look into bringing animals into other countries, oftentimes it’s difficult and requires paperwork and such.
Hmmm. Not overly, I assume it’s just a “suggestion” but am not sure. But I have had to travel there quite a bit for work, and I usually feel mostly secure. But I am aware a lot of people carry them in the US, and mostly just keep to myself moreso than I normally would outside of work things.
I haven’t seen it many times, but the first was definitely a bit surprising.
Anti-Bredt double bonds have been a thing for a long time. Taxol (Paclitaxol) comes to mind.
Sorry if this is touched on in the article. I’m going to read it now.