It's been awhile since we've had a strange discussion about something strange.
Here goes. true story:
My wife's friend just got back from a vacation in England, where she got bit by a strange bug (no description), and ended up in the hospital.
Then she got released, returned to the US and promptly ended up in the hospital, where she just had a chunk of necrotized flesh removed.
That's all the technical data I got. Here's the question from the title, does England have strange bugs that can do that?
Now if the friend had visited Australlia, I totally get how she could be bit by something and almost die. Everything in Australia is poisonous. That giant orange rock? Poisonous. That cuddly wallaby? Poisonous. That topless lady on the beach? Poisonous. Touch nothing. And don't look at it either.
And I've grown used to Texas, where a third of all things are poisonous. From snakes, to trees. One in three of them has poison coated pointy things waiting to kill you like a ninja, or make a valiant effort.
But England? Do they even have bugs over there? I thought the Romans or Henry VIII would have wiped them out.
Any ideas English living people?
Here goes. true story:
My wife's friend just got back from a vacation in England, where she got bit by a strange bug (no description), and ended up in the hospital.
Then she got released, returned to the US and promptly ended up in the hospital, where she just had a chunk of necrotized flesh removed.
That's all the technical data I got. Here's the question from the title, does England have strange bugs that can do that?
Now if the friend had visited Australlia, I totally get how she could be bit by something and almost die. Everything in Australia is poisonous. That giant orange rock? Poisonous. That cuddly wallaby? Poisonous. That topless lady on the beach? Poisonous. Touch nothing. And don't look at it either.
And I've grown used to Texas, where a third of all things are poisonous. From snakes, to trees. One in three of them has poison coated pointy things waiting to kill you like a ninja, or make a valiant effort.
But England? Do they even have bugs over there? I thought the Romans or Henry VIII would have wiped them out.
Any ideas English living people?
