Well I've just edited it in my previous reply to you.
COLD DARK ROOM
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Marinated mamma
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Bless ya
Marinated mamma
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Any craziness occurred today that I should go back and read seen as yet again my boy is watching gaming you tube videos ARRGGGHHHHHHHH
It's mostly ephemeral.
I can't even remember myself, though we may have a giant spider lurking above us, but this is unconfirmed.
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Crazy cat lady is a common term
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We don't get embarrassed here.
Yep, several members have referred to themselves or others with this moniker.
Can't say i'd like it myself and certainly not the dog version.
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Marinated mamma
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Ubove everyone? What like an alien spider type affair That must be some massive spider! Erugh
It's believed to be a knitting spider with a woolly web responsible for catching everything so we think the ceiling of the CDR is at infinite height...
Marinated mamma
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My babies getting ready for their bath this evening 
olivia at the end being shy as usual
olivia at the end being shy as usual
Succinctly put.
Marinated mamma
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Maybe he can give me some tips I have trouble when knitting it's when I'm getting the arms attached properly to the body of jumpers, never works so always end up knitting tank tops
Lovely photos.
We could have saved several pages of posts.
So now we have a woolly spider, can you explain the woolly mammoth and woolly rhinoceros Adam? Maybe slightly outside your field of paleontological research... but you never know.
Superglue might do it.
Marinated mamma
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Or someone else's nan perhaps
No, no, well within my remit.
Simply one of many adaptations they had against the cold during the last glaciation and after when it was still a tad chilly for a bit.
Their clothes were knitted by the Neanderthals who were known to be natty knitters and had many features adapted for survival in the cold.
We didn't do very well in Europe until the weather warmed up as the knitting needle hadn't been invented in Africa.
Marinated mamma
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I hear that's why Neanderthals had bigger bones (mainly in those upper arms not widely divulged as they liked to keep their muscular arms a secret) which became so because of their olden day flint knitting needles
