Star
Homo Secretary (OB)
Happy world book day! None of this shop bought nonsense in the Star household 


That gets the full three Basils.

I have work! 3.5 hours. Literally better than nothing right now.
That gets the full three Basils.![]()
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They don't do that shit at big school.I hope you have a costume
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I haven't done anything for (nor read a whole fiction book) World Book Day for ages, haha. In primary school I think I dressed up as Little Red Riding Hood before, Gretel (from Hansel and Gretel), and Lavender from Matilda.
In high school I summarised the blurb of random books, and won a prize, a mini baking recipe book with a cupcake keyring![]()
Nina Hossain just called Jeremy Hunt Jeremy CUNT on ITV news.![]()
But that's his actual name
They hibernate (technically diapause) during the winter and start coming out again late February/early March. We had loads of them in our kitchen roof, they go inside airbricks and cavity walls and come out when it starts warming up so they can get on with breeding. It's nothing to worry about.Ladybirds, ladybugs.. whatever???
Anyway they’re appearing in DROVES in my flat. What the fuck?
They hibernate (technically diapause) during the winter and start coming out again late February/early March. We had loads of them in our kitchen roof, they go inside airbricks and cavity walls and come out when it starts warming up so they can get on with breeding. It's nothing to worry about.
Fab thanks! I know they’re harmless creatures I just felt a bit SPOOKED at seeing so manyThey hibernate (technically diapause) during the winter and start coming out again late February/early March. We had loads of them in our kitchen roof, they go inside airbricks and cavity walls and come out when it starts warming up so they can get on with breeding. It's nothing to worry about.
OT: Has anyone heard from Nancy? I noticed there’s nothing since his 1 year anniversary in January and we all talked a month ago about it but I think it kinda got lost.
He doesn’t appear to have been on social media (that I’ve spotted) either…
It completely freaked me out the first winter I lived here when I saw what looked to be thousands of ladybirds sat around the fascias so I googled it and found out they hibernate. They go in there every year and it's never been a problem although my kitchen's in a single-storey extension so it doesn't really "connect" to the house outside. We get the odd ladybird in the house over winter but just leave them alone and they disappear again (I assume back into whichever crevice they crawled out of).Fab thanks! I know they’re harmless creatures I just felt a bit SPOOKED at seeing so many
Online today, hopefully just lurking and winning.