Alix: Mom! Look at this bug! It must have a zillion legs.
Val: Looks like a millipede.
Alix: I found two of them. Do you think they'll have babies?
Val: Um...or -
Val: - Try to eat each other.
EEK!
@scretwitchYesterday you asked about the storyline in which Max hits his head and talks fluently. It started on August 13, 2007. On August 17 he falls from the tree and is then taken to the ER. On August 29 he starts to talk fluently, shocking everyone, but unfortunately it doesn’t last long.
I am a little surprised at Alix’s reaction. I would have thought a girl so into nature would have seen, or was very aware of this sort thing before now.
Seeing them twisted together in the jar reminds me of the show about African wildlife we saw last night. Two (or at one point, three) male giraffes were standing next to each other and whamming each other in the neck with their heads, in kind of a leisurely fashion. “Bop! . . . Bop! . . . Bop!” Silliest fighting I’d ever seen.
My kids kept a Praying Mantis couple in a bug cage one summer in Japan, and we were shocked when we found the female and the legs of her mate when we woke up one morning.
Strod over 10 years ago
@scretwitchYesterday you asked about the storyline in which Max hits his head and talks fluently. It started on August 13, 2007. On August 17 he falls from the tree and is then taken to the ER. On August 29 he starts to talk fluently, shocking everyone, but unfortunately it doesn’t last long.
Destiny23 over 10 years ago
It’s a millipede-eat-millipede world out there…
Otera over 10 years ago
if they’re eating each other, then they’re centipedes. Millipedes are herbivores. Centipedes are carnivores.
PMark over 10 years ago
I am a little surprised at Alix’s reaction. I would have thought a girl so into nature would have seen, or was very aware of this sort thing before now.
Gokie5 over 10 years ago
Seeing them twisted together in the jar reminds me of the show about African wildlife we saw last night. Two (or at one point, three) male giraffes were standing next to each other and whamming each other in the neck with their heads, in kind of a leisurely fashion. “Bop! . . . Bop! . . . Bop!” Silliest fighting I’d ever seen.
Manga Enthusiast over 10 years ago
My kids kept a Praying Mantis couple in a bug cage one summer in Japan, and we were shocked when we found the female and the legs of her mate when we woke up one morning.
Comic Minister Premium Member over 10 years ago
Uh oh!