Obviously not.
But here's an Ukraine read that might be used as an example for or against what I said above. http://litopys.org.ua/polpost/e1a2.htm
That's a good name. Told it before it left, Johnny be good.
And yeah, fireflies are weird. Beautiful, but weird.
In post-communist eastern Europe it was common to reinforce the nationalistic sentiment in schools to try and erase the Soviet/Russian influence in case of a posible future separatist movement from within.
Dunno for US, but in some monarchies, the flag was carried around by representatives who delivered the will of the king/queen/emperor/etc. So seeing the flag was the same as seeing the ruler in person. Symbolism I guess.
No.
Anyway, it seems to be an Old House Borer, but lacking its antennae.
There is a lot of dead wood in the immediate area.
Edit: so it seems to be a Old House Borer, but it lacks the antennae.
What's its name? I've seen some before, but rarely. Once every few years or so. Thanks
Edit: the likeliest candidate is an Old House Borer without antennae.
Depends on where a person is shot. If it doesn't hit anything important, a shooting victim can go without noticing the wound even a day after or so. If it hits something important, the person shot will drop on the spot.
Sure.
A: "I hate you."
B: "I hate you too."
A: "I hate you more."
B: "Not as much as I hate you."
A&B: "Bleh."
She knew your parents well.
The core is metal, so no.
I did talk. You didn't. This comment of yours.... Zero substance. Not even dumb, just empty.
Seem to be the same family.