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NomdeGuerre
I have been reading this newsgroup for a bunch of weeks and have found
it most entertaining and very informative.
I collect moths and love pickles.
NdG
Chris Leithiser
The official mascot of a.s.a-d.: the pickleworm moth.
You think I'm kidding?
Elizabeth
> http://www.bartleby.com/61/77/P0287750.html
Is there a picture? I'd like to make it one of my backgrounds. :-)
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Elizabeth
Oh groovy. You'll fit right in!
Welcome.
Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe
Thanks and welcome.
Kitten
Down in Texas, we know wrong from right
Work out all day and party all night
We say "Yes sir" and "Thank you ma'am"
If you don't like that we don't give a damn
We do things the way we think we should
'Cause we live down in Texas where life is good.
- - Jerry Jeff Walker
nknisley
>
> NomdeGuerre wrote:
> > I collect moths and love pickles.
>
> The official mascot of a.s.a-d.: the pickleworm moth.
Ooooooo! I think I feel the muse stirring. "Ode to the Pickleworm Moth"
may be my next writing project!
> You think I'm kidding?
>
> http://www.bartleby.com/61/77/P0287750.html
Nothing about the pickleworm moth on ASAD's unofficial reference site,
"The Probert Encyclopedia"
http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/index.html.
But, there's information on Diaphania nitidalis at
http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/veg/pickleworm.htm including a photo!
While not flashy, the pickleworm moth is described as "fairly
distinctive in appearance." I think the brushy hairpencils are a nice
touch.
Nancy
Unique, like everyone else
SumBuny
"NomdeGuerre" <nom_deguer...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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<grin>...sounds like you'll fit in....tell me, how do you manage to keep
your moths under control?
Buny
SumBuny
"nknisley" <nkni...@bcpl.net> wrote in message
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>
> Nothing about the pickleworm moth on ASAD's unofficial reference site,
> "The Probert Encyclopedia"
> http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/index.html.
Somebody needs to e-mail Mark and let him know he "forgot" one....
>
> But, there's information on Diaphania nitidalis at
> http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/veg/pickleworm.htm including a photo!
I notice that there was something missing under "Natural
enemies"...shouldn't there be "stimulant medications and behavior- and
environmental-modification techniques" on that list as well?
Buny
nknisley
>
> "nknisley" <nkni...@bcpl.net> wrote in message
> news:3CACC50E...@bcpl.net...
> >
> > Nothing about the pickleworm moth on ASAD's unofficial reference site,
> > "The Probert Encyclopedia"
> > http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/index.html.
>
> Somebody needs to e-mail Mark and let him know he "forgot" one....
I have this weird intuitive feeling that Mark already knows.
> > But, there's information on Diaphania nitidalis at
> > http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/veg/pickleworm.htm including a photo!
>
> I notice that there was something missing under "Natural
> enemies"...shouldn't there be "stimulant medications and behavior- and
> environmental-modification techniques" on that list as well?
> Buny
But, Buny, those would seem to be survival enhancing adaptations, but
enemies.
I would think additional enemies would include: trolls, $cienos,
Breggenites, anti-meders, and "all natural" spammers. There may be more.
nknisley
>
> But, Buny, those would seem to be survival enhancing adaptations, but
> enemies.
Doh! *Not* enemies, not "but enemies."
SumBuny
> SumBuny wrote:
> >
> > I notice that there was something missing under "Natural
> > enemies"...shouldn't there be "stimulant medications and behavior- and
> > environmental-modification techniques" on that list as well?
> > Buny
>
> But, Buny, those would seem to be survival enhancing adaptations, but
> enemies.
I saw these as "driving away moths"...
>
> I would think additional enemies would include: trolls, $cienos,
> Breggenites, anti-meders, and "all natural" spammers. There may be more.
And these merely make them swarm all the more....
Buny
Nessa
(in message <zE3r8.5393$GG1.1...@news2.east.cox.net>):
is herding moths harder than herding cats?
--
Nessa
Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood...Make big
plans, aim high in hope and work.
-- Daniel H. Burnham
Christopher
NomdeGuerre wrote:
That's two out of three on the entrance test. For a perfect score, do
you avoid trolls?
Elizabeth
> That's two out of three on the entrance test. For a perfect score, do
> you avoid trolls?
What's the right answer? Cause I do both. If I'm in a mood to argue with someone, I'll go play with a troll. :-)
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Chris Leithiser
>
> On Thu, 04 Apr 2002 10:09:19 -0800, Chris Leithiser <clei...@bc.cc.ca.us> typed:
>
> > http://www.bartleby.com/61/77/P0287750.html
>
> Is there a picture? I'd like to make it one of my backgrounds. :-)
>
SumBuny
"Elizabeth" <eliz...@see.sig> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 05 Apr 2002 05:09:27 GMT, Christopher <Empire...@mediaone.net>
typed:
>
> > That's two out of three on the entrance test. For a perfect score, do
> > you avoid trolls?
>
> What's the right answer? Cause I do both. If I'm in a mood to argue with
someone, I'll go play with a troll. :-)
Well, if you keep a troll for a pet (as many of us do...), you do have to
play with it and feed it, because if you neglect it, it will go away....
....speaking of which, our troll with multiple personalities seems to have
found greener pastures-one can hope!
Buny
Elizabeth
typed:
> Well, if you keep a troll for a pet (as many of us do...), you do have
> to play with it and feed it, because if you neglect it, it will go
> away........speaking of which, our troll with multiple personalities
> seems to have found greener pastures-one can hope!
> Buny
He poked his head in, but seems to be staying away for the most part. I
think he finally got medicated.
Christopher
Elizabeth wrote:
> On Fri, 05 Apr 2002 05:09:27 GMT, Christopher <Empire...@mediaone.net> typed:
>
> > That's two out of three on the entrance test. For a perfect score, do
> > you avoid trolls?
>
> What's the right answer? Cause I do both. If I'm in a mood to argue with someone, I'll go play with a troll. :-)
In other words, you'll ignore the rules and try to do everything at once.
I don't know if that's a right answer, but it does sound like ADD. :-)
Christopher
SumBuny wrote:
It might be allergic to pickles.
>
> Buny
Chris Leithiser
>
> SumBuny wrote:
> > Well, if you keep a troll for a pet (as many of us do...), you do have to
> > play with it and feed it, because if you neglect it, it will go away....
> > ....speaking of which, our troll with multiple personalities seems to have
> > found greener pastures-one can hope!
>
> It might be allergic to pickles.
Speaking of that, my parents used to use pickles as a test for mumps.
Ever eat a dill pickle with a case of mumps? YEEEOooooowwww!
(Supposedly I had 'em twice...)