Jun. 16th, 2004 04:51 pm
Critter update
Well, the building engineer came by to look at our other persistent problems (doorknob always falling off, leak in ceiling, etc.) and sailed right past Mr Roach. If he's still here tomorrow morning, then he's a pet. I wonder what the cleaning staff will make of him, though. Mrs Smith seems to think they won't notice, but I'm imagining some high-pitched dialogue in Spanish or Polish reverberating off these walls in a few hours.
That reminds me: Did I ever tell you about the time my dad and his friends put a fer-de-lance in the fridge?
That reminds me: Did I ever tell you about the time my dad and his friends put a fer-de-lance in the fridge?
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Did it taste like chicken?
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I don't know what arsenal you have up there, but if its 3" its probably an American Cockroach
http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/urban/roaches/american_cockroach.htm
Suddenly I'm hungry for some dates
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The enormous Australian Hiising Cockroach has become a fairly popular pet here and, I believe, overseas. They are clean and well-mannered and very low-maintenance.
Your American brutes, however, make our summers a trial. Now, in the first half of winter, they are staggering around stupidly, taking forever to die.
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Hold on--give me some time to polish this up.