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Ask the Human First Group Bras & Panties Success Free Will Cryptic Message Bagels & Gravity There & Back Medieval Value Big & Hairy Second Group Brave Soul Toilette Paper War & Dance Assessment Fatal Love Sex & Gravity Rhyming Orange Michigander Third Group Domination Picking Things Helen's Secret Sane Advice 42 George Orwell Male Ladybugs Boning the Ham Fourth Group Declaration Colorless Odor Microwaves Cow in Pants Find the Tower Wellspring Wax Paper Other Shoe Watchmen ---------------------------------------- Ah... weird people.
God love 'em.
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Deb - of Lodi - solicits: But onto the question at hand...are there male ladybugs? Thank you for your wisdom regarding this matter.
The Human Responds: You see, male ladybugs by their very nature have all the trappings of the female species: they are beautiful, red, and tastefully spotted. The men bugs know they're pretty, but they think they're women bugs. Fortunately for the species, they think they are lesbians and have a burning urge to mate with their female counterparts. The real women ladybugs, for lack of any definite males, acquiesce to their amorous offerings. Hence the species continues. And no, turning them over won't help you distinguish which is male and which is female...
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