@freemo @Surasanji @mngrif Okay, our ideas of delicious may not coincide.
There was a petstore that had those "Arrow" frogs. The kind that are supposed to be poisonous (and venomous too, yes I know the diff :) )
I asked the guy why these were safe for pets. He said they develop their poison from their diet of fire ants. And since you wouldn't provide that they were perfectly safe.
He went on to add, that there was someone who setup a huge indoor environment containing many of these and the requisite ant colonies. There was some strange accident where he slipped and fell into a group of these frogs and was dead before he could right himself.
Sorry, that was very tangential. Ooh, math, tangents. :)
@Surasanji @freemo @mngrif Would not work in my home. One ant showing up provokes enough chemical warfare that I am surprised to have survived this many years. I can ignore them. Not so for everyone in my home. :)
@theodraxis I am kind of literal, and it has a tendency to make interpreting loosely defined boundaries difficult for me. Let me know if you see me going too far.
English is such an odd lanugage sometimes. Because I am a beekeeper my daughter bought me a wood (Or linoleum) cut print of a bee and the quote "The keeping of bees is like the direction of sunbeams." - HDT
I had to read it over and over again, out loud to finally get the meaning. I guess I just don't use "direction" to mean "act of directing" ...
@Surasanji @freemo @mngrif I keep bees... I am not sure what one gets from keeping ants though. Or is it just voyeuristic?
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@dialyzer @freemo @arteteco @Surasanji How does this work? What is it doing?
@Surasanji If you like I can do something stupid so you can correct me :)
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