why didn't someone get the flamethrower out or something - not just leave them there to spread, and I'm surprised too that the birds didn't have a feast on them - was gonna sit out in the garden and read my book but what might happen if I sit still too long??!!!!
I'm scared... :(
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Ok, ive just starting itching after looking at that link. 
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Wow 
It's some sort of moth which does that regularly on those trees. They spin a web around the tree and eat it bare. This time the larvae went a bit over the edge though.
Apparently this is the moth:
http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=388
Apparently this is the moth:
http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=388
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That's icky.
I don't remember there ever being a horror film about catapillars .......
I'm writing a derivative script about a radioactive carnivorous catapillar invasion destroying a small town in the deep south of America.
The title: The Very, Very Hungry Catapillars
And the tag line is: Why have cotton when you can have silk?
If anyone pitches to Hollywood before me I'll know it was one of you lot
So don't.
I don't remember there ever being a horror film about catapillars .......
I'm writing a derivative script about a radioactive carnivorous catapillar invasion destroying a small town in the deep south of America.
The title: The Very, Very Hungry Catapillars
And the tag line is: Why have cotton when you can have silk?
If anyone pitches to Hollywood before me I'll know it was one of you lot
So don't.
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I once found one of them dangling from my nipple 
scared the **** out of me
scared the **** out of me
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