I WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING MEANINGLESS

213 and I HATE THE SNOW!

really?? i didnt even know! wow! only 12 more to addicted baby

ok i read my posts wrong .. i meant 52 more

Hi girls!!! I LIVE FOR meaningless conversation!!!

Suzanne: Good luck quitting smoking!!! Get a water bottle to carry around w/ you...

Chippa: Lettuce and croutons = my version of a salad too!!

213 ppl on here...about to drop to 212!

Bye girls!!! (gotta go to school now )

215 and this is for you Suzanne!

I am wearing my fathers sweat socks. I ran out of my own this morning.



This is fun.

I need 1,792 more posts to be beyond obsession.

I think my title should be 'Beyond Help' or maybe 'Shopaholic'

I am eating peanut m&ms

Misty: Just found this for you

Insects are a large part of the food consumed by other animals. Many insects disguise themselves as something they are not for protection and survival. Some use camouflage comprised of colors and patterns to blend in. Others display warning colors to scare off predators.

Mantids (praying mantis) vary greatly in shape, hue and pattern. There are four species found in the U.S.; one is native; one is European and two are Oriental. The latter three were accidentally introduced and later colonized by farmers as natural pest control. However, they do not know a good insect from a bad insect and destroy valuable fruit pollinators. Some tropical mantids have bodies flattened and shaped like leaves. Some resemble bird droppings, which attract filth-loving flies. Some simulate flowers (rose-leaf mantids of India) with the legs and thorax shaped like leaves. This illusion attracts nectar-eating insects to their death.

Insects depending on camouflage stay in one position for long periods of time. A bird following his dinner, the beautiful Indian dead-leaf butterfly, approaches a bush and dinner completely disappears. When the butterfly closes its wings and even to experts, it looks like a dead leaf when it is in its resting state.

Next in line with the best camouflage are moths. Their wing colors and markings allow them to blend in with their resting places. They also spread their wings flat sideways and cast practically no shadow. They appear to merge into the bark.

you guys are funny
dont people see this makes our day go quicker and we have developed friendships!

maybe I should pace myself, like making 20 posts a day. If I do that, it will take me 16 days to get addicted

Thanks Marcela!!!

Look he's changing colors!!!

I figured this out,

I hit 5k Thursday night, I've been on LIW for 5 months so I post 1000 posts a month, which equals to 33.333333333 posts a day. If I keep this up I should be beyond obsession by June. But thats if I stick to 33.3 posts a day. With a thred like this, could be sooner

You're welcome

Hes' cute!

OMG Melissa: I''ve been here for 14 mos and I average 263 posts a month You're QUICK!!!

T...hunny..SQUARE PANTS?

LOL

Wow I have a lot to say

LOL Melissa