Scary Alert!! Arachnophobia ahead
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My husband is a science and history junkie and he says Fox News science shows are very good. But then Fox News is also good and accurate.
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UNBELIEVEABLE!!!!!!!!!!! looks like they all fell out of Alice and Wonderland, only wearing extreme nightmarish clothing....all of these designers must be on drugs. who would clap for this hideous fashion show? Atrocious! One trick pony and your out, NO ONE WILL PURCHASE ANY OF THESE CLOTHES, LET ALONE WANT TO REPRODUCE THEM FOR THE PUBLIC.
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I got the gawdy fashion show too. Disgusting! Course those skinny, anorexic could use some 'meat' on their hips; even if fake. I don't like spiders either and geckos in my HOUSE; creep me out. It's bad enough they scare me outside but NOT IN MY HOUSE! Uck!
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There are some stunning dresses in this show, such imagination is wonderful, and the design details of embroidery, frills and frippery complements the white and grey palette to a T.
Loved the fun, futuristic and, colourful hair styles too.
Loved the fun, futuristic and, colourful hair styles too.
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Thanks for the laugh!
I didn't see any spiders, and it opened a Washington Post link that wanted me to subscribe before I could see it. Then I just googled "giant Australian spider" and got this, which oddly opened for me without the demand that I subscribe: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.54a2751261ea
Spiders have a role in the ecology and very few are harmful to people. They just want to be left alone. I'm on the side that says "heartwarming story."
I didn't see any spiders, and it opened a Washington Post link that wanted me to subscribe before I could see it. Then I just googled "giant Australian spider" and got this, which oddly opened for me without the demand that I subscribe: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.54a2751261ea
Spiders have a role in the ecology and very few are harmful to people. They just want to be left alone. I'm on the side that says "heartwarming story."
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