The Duplex by Glenn McCoy for July 21, 2011

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    comicgos  over 13 years ago

    I HATE when that happens!

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    Llewellenbruce  over 13 years ago

    As dry as it’s been I bet all the worms have allleft Texas by now.

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    lewisbower  over 13 years ago

    I was in my late 20s before I learned to “dig” worms that way. I had my own secret parking lots for the good ones.

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    GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Come or , guys, they’re not spiders or snakes.

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    Jolly1995  over 13 years ago

    must be florida, oh no , they have crabs migrating….

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    Plods with ...™  over 13 years ago

    YUM

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    ellisaana Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Hey, the worms want to enjoy the fine weather, too. Actually, they come up in the rain to…uh..congregate.

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    ellisaana Premium Member over 13 years ago

    The lazy way to dig for worms is one of the best: stick a spading fork in the ground and wiggle it back and forth. Apparently worms don’t like the vibration. They will start popping up out of the ground.

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    Nighthawks Premium Member over 13 years ago

    must be those voracious flesh-eating worms that slowly dine on flesh that has been innate for whileyes, be afraid , Enos. be very afraid

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    Iwa Iniki  over 13 years ago

    Bring on the birds.

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    littlejeff  over 13 years ago

    As a zoo docent, I regularly – and happily – handle snakes, tarantulas, scorpions, roaches, and other wee beasties, but the thought of a big ol’ thrashing night crawler in my hand sends a chill through me, and my BP goes up 15 points.

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    Ed The Red Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Gardener John Mertus said it best in his article on earthworms: “To an earthworm, the wet ground is a wild singles bar.”

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    galanti  over 13 years ago

    Yeah, and I hate to have to scoop up the suicidal earth worms on my driveway and toss them back on my lawn.

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