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Tuesday, June 8, 2004 ~ Comments Off

Transit of Venus, dying young, iTunes Music Store Europe?

And can anyone explain to me why spiders turn upside down when they die (of natural causes, not by being stood on obviously…). Do they, in their death throes suddenly leap onto their backs and curl up?

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