Well, maybe it should, but it definitely isn't.Originally Posted by 99%
Well, maybe it should, but it definitely isn't.Originally Posted by 99%
Apparently you can't train otters.Originally Posted by SnnY
I thought you could if you showed them your ring (of bright water)Originally Posted by Barbarossa
.Political correctness is based on the principle that it's possible to pick up a turd by the clean end.
I hear you can't really tame wolves, either.Originally Posted by Barbarossa
But I suppose you might be able to teach them a trick or two
I definitely know that you can't train stick insects, 'cos I've tried.
Well it depends on what you try and get them to do.Originally Posted by SnnY
Fetch you the newspaper? No.
Look like a stick? Yes.
You can probably train them to be fetched by a dog though, huh?
Don't think that's a good idea. For some reason our dogs really enjoy eating the occasional bug.Originally Posted by Big girl's blouse
I've seen one of them eat flies, she just grabs them out of the air. 'tis fascinating.
Well im going to take care of one and my brothers are going to handle the others I found that they are completely harmless. The one I picked likes to crap all over the place but it's to damn cute to resist. It likes to go in my pepsi box so I put napkins all in it and put food in a small shot glass and water in the other.
Last edited by imasoldier; 07-29-2005 at 08:18 PM.
I hear you can train them to play dead when threatened
All spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in my post's are intentional.
No you don't train them to play dead lol thats just one of their defence mechanisms they already know how to do that only if you scare them enough which I won't do
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So you're into rodding too, now?Originally Posted by gripper103.2
Damn, can't trust anyone anymore in here.
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