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Browne Recluce aka brown recluse a spider from South America. You are a web denizen right. The only way you could have no friends is to be a recluse. re·cluse (rĕk'lūs', rĭ-klūs') pronunciation n. A person who withdraws from the world to live in seclusion and often in solitude. adj. Withdrawn from the world; reclusive. [Middle English, from Old French reclus, from Latin reclūsus, past participle of reclūdere, to shut up : re-, re- + claudere, to close.] I was joking by making a play on words.

Browne Recluce aka brown recluse a spider from South America. You are a web denizen right. The only way you could have no friends is to be a recluse. re·cluse (rĕk'lūs', rĭ-klūs') pronunciation n. A person who withdraws from the world to live in seclusion and often in solitude. adj. Withdrawn from the world; reclusive. [Middle English, from Old French reclus, from Latin reclūsus, past participle of reclūdere, to shut up : re-, re- + claudere, to close.] I was joking by making a play on words.

There is another way to have no friends other than being a recluse and I am not telling where the bodies are hidden. I do not live in seclusion, I often journey out from the lair. The Loxosceles reclusa does not have an e on its name as I do and it does not employ a web to capture food -- webs strung along walls, ceilings, outdoor vegetation, and in other exposed areas are nearly always associated with other types of spiders.Adult female recluses seldom venture far from their retreat, whereas males are more mobile and tend to travel farther. Also the spider is also well adapted to living indoors with humans, I am not. The fact is for most of my life I have taken the road less travelled. When I played hockey I was a goal tender and if you have never stood in the pipes then you could not understand how even as a member of a team the goalie is singular type of soul. Did you know that with most Pro hockey teams the players share two to a room on a road trip, except the goalies. In my military life I was a single element, while a member of a squad, my job was a one man job. I am not really complaining, as the 1 person I do choose to spend my time with is a pretty good choice and makes me feel good about who and what I am. P.S. there are no hidden bodies. I was joking.

Dudes and Dudettes, Gee, I seem to get more attention when I am not here! There I was fast asleep in my little love nest with my darling mammazeeta snuggled up beside me and I was being chatted about on this illustrious forum. How exuberant does that make me feel? Thankyou! No wonder I was having such a lovely dream. Your telepathic thoughts were transcending my sub-conscious. Since cryptology is the order of the day/night, a little something for everybody... Um, no I am not trying to take out an award for the most number of posts in the least amount of time. Who said that? Jack? Is there an award for that? Just as well I din't know about it! Er, Linda - my "Power of Choice" book - heh, a link would have been nice - ONLY joking... but if you feel so inclined... Nice bait too but this swordfish likes lobster! Smile! You know what I mean. I know you know what I mean. Peter, boy am I glad you added that last epexegetic (anybody sick of that word yet? Or derivatives thereof?) line. I was gonna email Patricia Cornwall - heh, joking again! Very dry, Peter. Very dry indeed. Who else said something good? Oh yeah, David, T-H-A-N-K-S that was very kind. Next time you are downunda come and have a beer with me. I hope you like Sapporo coz that's all I drink (in beer). Once you've had the best you won't like the rest. My little ranunculus, bless you and your amigo el-conquistador hubbie. Now there's an MLM'er with a great marriage! Well done buttercup. Like I said I truly do respect that. It's wonderful to see. Bob, after all that reverie I might even come back and add to my unfinished sentence. Just coz you prompted me. Really, you shouldn't do that. I have more unexploded ordnance. Anybody game? That's all for now. Gotta finish this Sapporo - hic! L! heh...heh... Gary Simpson