I opened my car door today and two ladybirds flew in, possibly having been hiding in the door frame rubber things, and then vanished within. I had to drive 10 miles with them in the car and at one point I saw one of them in my rear view mirror crawling around on the back window. When I got to my destination one of them was on the passenger window so I opened it and blew it out. The other got a ride back to its original destination but then vanished in the car once again.

I've just had a ladybird on me.

I was lying down watching the fooble and I'd taken my top off because I was all hot from wolfing down my tea and then I felt something on my shoulder blade and it actually felt a bit painful and then I grabbed with my fingertips and I think it was like biting me.

Honest to God!

Is this it now - attack-ladybirds with a taste for human flesh?

I was ungluing the parking mirror from the back window of my car, cos it's going to be taken away and scrapped , and when I got it off and closed the hatch again, there was a dead ladybird on the glass

There were four ladybirds huddled together on my window frame this morning. I decided to liberate them into the wild but, when I tried, it turned out they were all dead.

There's a ladybird on the loose in my bedroom!

In late December!

I've also had a couple in my flat in December.

They seem to be on their last little legs though.

There are two ladybirds in the room.

For weeks there have been two black ladybirds "sleeping" in the rubber seal crevice of the kitchen window.

Yep, I found one on the curtains the other day and then yesterday one sleeping under a t-shirt that'd fallen on the floor next my bedside lamp.


It's disappeared now.

I have no ladybird sightings to report.

Both dead.

There's a dead ladybird on my living room window frame as well.

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My last surviving wine glass is a bl*nking disgrace.

Look at how n*bbled the edge of the stand is.

I found a black one with red spots the other day.

When I was little, we were always told they were the dangerous ones.