Quote: zooo @ October 6 2008, 10:04 PM BST....maybe?
They are just tiny 3mm long black lines. No visible legs or wings or anything.
They are Thunderflys. 
I know what you mean. They get into picture frames and die.
What are you watching on TV? Page 422
Yeah they're midges. I hate the way they get into things!
Some people get bitten by them, but luckily I don't.
Quote: Winterlight @ October 6 2008, 10:06 PM BSTYeah they're midges
Agreed.
No they're not midges. Midges bite and have wings.
Not me they don't. *karate chops one out of the air* YAH!!!
Quote: Chickenoriental @ October 6 2008, 10:00 PM BSTAmazon Has Finished now, How amazing was the joining of the sea! Next Weeks episode looks As good as ever!... But now there is nothing else on
You don't half use some really Random capitalisations, Do You?
Quote: zooo @ October 6 2008, 10:03 PM BSTThey crawl around on hot days in the summer. They are teeny tiny and get everywhere. This one died, and has been in the middle of my laptop screen for aaaages.
It's quite annoying. Sometimes I misread things cos it looks like a bit of a letter.
Bring your laptop to see me.
Aw, I love you Ellie.
Someone understaaaaands!!!
Quote: Aaron @ October 6 2008, 10:08 PM BSTBring your laptop to see me.
What will you do to him... 
Will it hurt?
Quote: EllieJP @ October 6 2008, 10:07 PM BSTNo they're not midges. Midges bite and have wings.
OMG I just checked on wikipedia and they are seperate insects!
Well done, EJP + zooo.
And Zooo.
Quote: zooo @ October 6 2008, 10:09 PM BSTWhat will you do to him...
Will it hurt?
I'll have a look and see what I can do. And not hurt him!
Quote: Winterlight @ October 6 2008, 10:09 PM BSTOMG I just checked on wikipedia and they are seperate insects!
Well done, EJP + zooo.
Pictures lazybones?! 
Quote: Aaron @ October 6 2008, 10:13 PM BSTI'll have a look and see what I can do. And not hurt him!
I will consider.
But now I've thought about it, I might miss him if he went.
Wikipedia yourself lazybones?!
Quote: Aaron @ October 6 2008, 10:23 PM BSThttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderfly
Bleurgh. They don't look like that to the naked eye.
Luckily.