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Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 5,192 Send Message	JohnLovesHorlicks	Report	14 Feb 2013 08:32
	With Spring fast approaching, and Summer just round the corner, spare a thought for the insect population. If you kill butterflies, the saying goes that you eat no butter for a week. If you kill a honeybee, you have so honey for a week And if you tread on a cockroach........... It goes crunch and gives birth to zillions of baby cockroaches :-0 :-( :-( :-(
	Researching: Bondi Beach, Kovalam, Maldives, Chamonix, Palm Springs, Leamore, Pleck, Groeswen, Bagillt, Splott and Gabalfa
Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 5,192 Send Message	JohnLovesHorlicks	Report	14 Feb 2013 09:27
	An elderly couple, both widowed, got married. They were given advice by their respective children. Do not kill a honeybee or you will have no honey for a week. And don't tread on a butterfly or you will have no butter for a week. Oh, said the bridegroom, his face beaming: I've just stepped on a weevil :-0 :-0
	Researching: Bondi Beach, Kovalam, Maldives, Chamonix, Palm Springs, Leamore, Pleck, Groeswen, Bagillt, Splott and Gabalfa