While he claims there are 59,999,999 others, what if he's the only one and simply made a rounding error?
This is entirely possible; indeed likely.
While he claims there are 59,999,999 others, what if he's the only one and simply made a rounding error?
That's all the technical data I got. Here's the question from the title, does England have strange bugs that can do that?
What I loved about the U.K. Was the trains.
Nobody loves the trains.
Any bite if it turns infected can lead to complications, but the ones in the UK that are really painful.
False widow spiders are the most venomous spider in the UK and can require treatment, seems like the most likely candidate. Video not for the squeamish.
Horse fly bites are really sore, you tend to get a red swelling and can easily get infected.
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Any bite if it turns infected can lead to complications, but the ones in the UK that are really painful.
False widow spiders are the most venomous spider in the UK and can require treatment, seems like the most likely candidate. Video not for the squeamish.
Horse fly bites are really sore, you tend to get a red swelling and can easily get infected.
Mosquitoes are becoming more common with the rise in temperatures.
Ticks can lead to Lyme disease which is a serious condition if untreated.
Nobody loves the trains.
I think this confirms the Last Englishman Hypothesis. Earlier, you were loathe to speak for other English People on Tea Time. Now, you're quite certain.
You've killed them all, haven't you? Even Stephen Hawking?
The False Widow Spider sounds scary enough and actually exists in the UK, so that's good enough for me. Australia usually gets the most press for things that can kill you.
Thanks for the info!