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Originally posted by ark13Monkeys have, on a number of occasions come close to driving RHP users nuts. They have always failed. There has been only one recorded instance of primate-induced psychosis in the RHP forums, but the catalyst in that occurance wasn't monkeys, but their cousins: chimps.
Monkeys used to do the same to me.
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I have whipporwill's around here, I think they're cool. We don't have any monkeys so maybe the whipporwills scare off monkeys.
The worst ever is the kadi dids (sp)? Last year they came out of the ground and the sound was so loud it made the walls vibrate. Ever watch a horror movie or a sci-fi where the character is alone looking for people and that weird humming sound in the background? It sounded like that, almost drove me mad.
Originally posted by NyxieI believe you're referring to the cicadas who last Spring, made their every-17-years trip to the surface to molt, lay eggs, and die.
I have whipporwill's around here, I think they're cool. We don't have any monkeys so maybe the whipporwills scare off monkeys.
The worst ever is the kadi dids (sp)? Last year they came out of the ground and the sound was so loud it made the walls vibrate. Ever watch a horror movie or a sci-fi where the character is alone looking for people and that weird humming sound in the background? It sounded like that, almost drove me mad.
Originally posted by The PlumberYeah, I remember those 17 years cicadas from the previous cycle, when I was living in Cincinnati. There was a constant hummmmmm, and some days the roads where actually slick from squashed bugs.
I believe you're referring to the cicadas who last Spring, made their every-17-years trip to the surface to molt, lay eggs, and die.
Originally posted by elvendreamgirlHow was that movie? I read a book about Kinsey recently, not the one the movie is based on but the one by TC Boyle - made him (Kinsey, not the whipporwhill) seem both creepy and interesting.
I watched the movie "Kinsey" last night (excellent movie btw) and there was a scene where they were out in the woods and there was a whiporill!