SuicideGirl: Twwly
suicidegirl

Twwly says: "Buy land. They don't make it anymore."

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MARCH 26, 2008 @ 02:43 PM

Hoping yesterdays snowstorm is the last.

Looking forward to spring, but not to cluster flies. (Which have been coming alive already).






Truly one of the biggest downsides to country living. Bastards.

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jdavis0

jdavis0

Salt Lake City, UT
March 2006

MAR 26, 2008 02:45 PM

What distinguishes the Cluster Fly from the regular verminous varieties? Are they easier to catch with chopsticks?

Campbell

Campbell

SUICIDEGIRL

Antarctica

MAR 26, 2008 02:52 PM

sharpsgirl

sharpsgirl

Madison, WI
May 2004

MAR 26, 2008 03:00 PM

I think a fly couple lives in my house. every now and then I hear them and sure enough 2 flies zoom by and land on the wall. then they fly off together to who knows where. those crazy flies.

sirin

sirin

Santa Fe, NM
November 2007

MAR 26, 2008 03:06 PM

Cluster-Fuck Flies are even worse. whatever

KikiBH

KikiBH

Washington, DC
December 2004

MAR 26, 2008 03:19 PM

Yuck!

Btw, I finished Omivore's Dilemma finally and it is the single most life-changing book I've ever read. Thank you for the suggestion. Hope all is well in Twwly Country!

Jimbo_Radio

Jimbo_Radio

Fresno, CA
October 2005

MAR 26, 2008 03:20 PM

cluster flies are probably less scary than brundle flies!

tongue
how's the pregnancy going? are you having a boy or a girl this time?

jdavis0

jdavis0

Salt Lake City, UT
March 2006

MAR 26, 2008 04:35 PM

Simply fascinating! I can certainly see how they'd be far more disgusting than the regular variety. Ah, the nuances of farm life, no? We have a similar problem here around campus, seeing as we're so close to the hills. Soon as the days get warm, all the buildings get absolutely swarmed by millions of Box Elder bugs, which are red and black beetles about the size of a large sunflower seed. Trying to go into a building is like walking through a New York cloud of pigeons. You find them for hours after you've gone inside. They'll crawl out right from behind your ear. Good times.

PixieStixxx

PixieStixxx

HOPEFUL

El Paso, TX

MAR 26, 2008 04:59 PM

We call them horse flies over here. They're ridiculous! puke

aldremech

aldremech

Tucson, AZ
July 2006

MAR 26, 2008 07:13 PM

That sucks frown Just saw ( and almost stepped on ) my first rattlesnake of the year surreal Skipped spring and headed right into summer. It was almost 90 today frown

PixieStixxx

PixieStixxx

HOPEFUL

El Paso, TX

MAR 26, 2008 07:42 PM

Ewwww! I hope they aren't any bigger than a horse fly!

NicoleLee

NicoleLee

SUICIDEGIRL

Pennsylvania, USA

MAR 26, 2008 09:14 PM

Cluster flies is the mental image I get when SG threads get trainwrecked, if you know what I'm sayin...

MissKoneko

MissKoneko

Australia
July 2007

MAR 26, 2008 10:15 PM

I've heard cluster flies are absolutely horrible! Hope they don't cause you too much trouble this year!

Neisseria

Neisseria

Winchester, VA
August 2006

MAR 26, 2008 11:13 PM

When does the growing season start and end where you are? I'm trying to figure out when I'm going to plant my outside garden but I feel like I'd be starting so late and may wind up not beating the fall frosts.
I Googled cluster flies. Wow, those are gross.

Khorsaun

Khorsaun

Batesville, AR
September 2005

MAR 27, 2008 03:10 AM

Well, look at it as a trade off. In the country you have cluster flies...in the city, you'd have Cockroaches!

bendingunit23

bendingunit23

Victoria, BC
April 2005

MAR 27, 2008 06:13 AM

I wish you good luck bat farming then.

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