Wording of this Handout:
Trap-door spiders are common in New Zealand. You might even find a few in your lawn, if you look hard, These spiders dig a hole, and then weave a door to the top, to which they stick leaves, grass and whatever is around. The spider hides under the door and waits for an insect to come by. then zap! it jumps out and grabs its prey.
The new! Gonkitransvibro CD-player Features:
Plug for nothing
Round thing
Not Quite on
Slot for disk
TV screen
Spin the wrong way
Useless button
Funny thingees
Oil
Water
Slot for cabbage leaves
Smoke-screen
Dog-detector
Chicken-feather holder
Vegetable soup
On/Off
Sewing-machine plug
Octopus net attachment