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Empid or Hybotid
Gordon
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Posted on 08-05-2008 07:38
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Paul, here is one for you, by far the strangest of the 7 empid species in the Ramna trap last week
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Empid: Chelifera sp.
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Thanks Paul, You will see it in the flesh eventually, I did send you another package a week ago now so it should arrive this week.

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Dear Paul,
One letter. You typed one whole letter? I can only guess that it is an abreviated for of OK, but you need to get more sleep if you have to abreviate two-letter words, at least that's my opinion.

So have an early night.

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Okay becomes K: four to one is not bad at all. Quite common in chat sessions. Wink
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Ahh, I didn't know this, OK.
 
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