Putting jokes aside... but this guy looks like a dancer... trying to hug someone, asking - anyone for tango or you prefer lambada? 
Enter the Mantis
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I suppose this creature can mean many things to many people. Doug described it as a "landing officer," I myself as a martial arts expert, and now you as a dancer. Growing up, I recall an old movie that scared me half to death of these insects. It was about a giant mantis and it ate everything in sight, including a bus load of school children. 
That in itself at my young age was enough to frighten me to death of these insects, on top of my phobia for spiders; of which there were many sci-fi movies made about them too! 
That in itself at my young age was enough to frighten me to death of these insects, on top of my phobia for spiders; of which there were many sci-fi movies made about them too! 
Re: Enter the Mantis
Master Po: Ha ha, never assume because a man has no eyes he cannot see. Close your eyes. What do you hear?Ken Ramos wrote:Appears as though our mantis has taken up martial arts!
Young Caine: I hear the water, I hear the birds.
Master Po: Do you hear your own heartbeat?
Young Caine: No.
Master Po: Do you hear the grasshopper that is at your feet?
Young Caine: (looking down and seeing the insect) Old man, how is it that you hear these things?
Master Po: Young man, how is it that you do not?
Nice images Ken. I really like the first one. He seems to be saying to the young grasshopper - take this pebble from my hand...
Thanks Adrian, Doug, and Steve The first image was being in the right place at the right time. A bug of some kind flew by in front of the mantis provoking the pose that is shown. He missed his meal though, fast food moving too fast. Yeah, I like the first one the best too. You know I always enjoyed the philosophy of the Kung Fu, TV series. Thanks again!
Doug mentioned:
The first image was being in the right place at the right time. A bug of some kind flew by in front of the mantis provoking the pose that is shown. He missed his meal though, fast food moving too fast. Yeah, I like the first one the best too. You know I always enjoyed the philosophy of the Kung Fu, TV series. Thanks again! Doug mentioned:
Yeah...yeah I did!"LOOK, you got a two page topic"
As I supposed. My mantis caught a little fly in the air. I didn't belive my eyes. Everything happened faster than eye flicker.Ken Ramos wrote:... A bug of some kind flew by in front of the mantis provoking the pose that is shown. He missed his meal though, fast food moving too fast...
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