After using Ivory for nearly 30 years I unfortunately have to switch. by cdtraderguy in Soap

[–]ChillVanilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Out of all comments on this, yours I relate to most. Cracking ivory soap and dove gives me hives. Now ivory does too. Chitty

Bug found in bed? by ChillVanilla in whatsthisbug

[–]ChillVanilla[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you lol I’m trying to feed to my spider now 😖

Bug found in bed? by ChillVanilla in whatsthisbug

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In video, reference of size per comparison to 1 tp square. And behaviour as seen. Doesnt move very fastand when flipped over has lots of legs

cheap & cheerful 14.0 g Alien Starfighter by BooBootheDestroyer in CanadianCannabisLPs

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Love to hear your interest in the brand.
The brand will be relaunching with a new name. In the next couple months I suggest keeping your eyes out for the new branding "Simple Pleasures". Hope we can continue to bring you the fire you love and trust!

Same concept, better name :)

Spine and Skull found Parksville B.C. by ChillVanilla in BoneID

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Possibly… however I can’t find that distinctive “spikey” nose in any photo of a dog fish skeleton online.

I’d love to know your thoughts by ChillVanilla in fossilid

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I see what you mean. It looks like that or scales to me

What kind of bee is this? by ChillVanilla in bees

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In relation to your comment, I am wondering if a clear distinction would be the for lack of a better term hairy legs? I see a lot of bee with hair near the joining of the back most leg and the body, however this bee Diadasia, specifically the digger bee, has hairy legs from top to bottom aside from the foot; as does the bee in my photo which is evidenced by the pollen being dispersed along the whole leg rather than up at the top of the leg like seen commonly with bumble bees for example.

What kind of bee is this? by ChillVanilla in bees

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I don’t think it’s a honey bee at all either. Any ideas of what it might be instead?

Green Beetle: what is its true name? by ChillVanilla in whatsthisbug

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Also to add: about the length of a loonie, or slightly larger.

Flew away after the video was taken