bug specialists?

[D306]

anyone know what this bug is?

I've just evicted it from my room

 

[mbonwick]

Your room is really dirty. Don't think it's a cockroach.

 

[D306]

it can't be. it's got a stinger and it flys. I've e-mailed London Zoo asking what it is though

 

[P156KWJ]

nice paintwork not sure about the bug

 

[westcoaster]

looks like a locust to me or a grasshopper, are crickets that big

 

[Ascot]

Think it's the cleana-room bug

 

[D306]

what if my rooms not messy?

 

[mbonwick]

It is though. You appear to have mould on your window sill.

 

[Ascot]

The bug seems to be happy there though. Normally see them outside

 

[D306]

It is though. You appear to have mould on your window sill.

that's putty for the window to stick

 

[class 313]

 

[Ascot]

that's putty for the window to stick

That because the original seal rotted away?

 

[devon_metro]

Look at the dust on the window. Messssy.

 

[mbonwick]

That's exactly what I was trying to get at....

 

[Ascot]

May i suggest

 

[mbonwick]

I suggest:





Mr. Muscle

 

[Jord]

Cillit Bang - Bang and the dirt is gone!

 

[Mojo]

Could be worse

 

[P156KWJ]

or...

sorry, couldn't resist

 

[Craig]

Cillit Bang - Bang and the dirt is gone!

Kitchen Gun is better

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[devon_metro]

I remember that - hilarious

 

[Craig]

BANG BANG BANG

 

[JonG]

Kitchen Gun is better

Absolutely hilarious!

 

[Guinness]

Aye, that's class along with toilet grenade.

 

[Bayum]

Look right - just because he's got like an insect in his room, doesnt mean its Dirty. As for the window sill, when you get double glazing windows put in, they're supposed to keep em in with putty - which does generally get dirtier and dirtier.

And look at Nits and Lice, common misconception that Head Lice like to live on Dirty Hair, when in fact they like Clean hair.