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9 years 10 months ago #226653 by Andrew Carey
Replied by Andrew Carey on topic Re: Skin Track Bug

I like blitz's answer better.


That's becuz you're an 'merican; science sucks; satire rules; and global warming is a hoax; moon walkers were actually in AZ; LOL

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9 years 10 months ago #226656 by AlpineRose
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That's becuz you're an 'merican; science sucks; satire rules; and global warming is a hoax; moon walkers were actually in AZ; LOL


Too true to be LOL. What's the (texting shortcut) equivalent of "it makes me want to cry" or "it makes me want to throw up"?

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9 years 10 months ago #226657 by Gary Vogt
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I really hope Blizz's answer is made up, because it would be SO GOOD for a pull of the leg post...


I thought ticks had eight legs, so at least a couple legs have been pulled    ::)

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9 years 10 months ago #226659 by Alex H
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Andrew had a good guess, but I'm pretty certain these are genus Chionea, commonly known as snow flies. They're closely related to crane flies but are wingless. Grylloblattodea sp. eat them apparently.

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9 years 10 months ago #226665 by Andrew Carey
Replied by Andrew Carey on topic Re: Skin Track Bug

Andrew had a good guess, but I'm pretty certain these are genus Chionea, commonly known as snow flies. They're closely related to crane flies but are wingless. Grylloblattodea sp. eat them apparently. 


Any more info on Chionea? Not doubting your diagnosis but not much showed up on Google--but what did supports your suggestion.

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