BF>> The funny thing is that when a mosquito lands on the arm or where ever
 BF>> you
 BF>> can feel it but we have an insect we actually call
"brake" (don't ask me
 BF>> why).
 BF>> This "brake" is about twice the size then a mosquito
but it doesn't feel
 BF>> a thing
 BF>> when it lands but when it bites (this one actually bite) it hurts and
 BF>> raelly hurts.

 GP> You don't feel the mosquito bite because she releases a little bit of
 GP> analgesic in her spit -- most of us are mildly allergic to this analgesic,
 GP> and that's why we get an itchy bump afterwards!

Yes, I know that but what I was saying was that you can feel when a mosquito
walks about and land on you. With the "brake" you don't feel a
thing untill it
bites. And being twice as big as a mosquito, how can the "brake"
land without
being noticed?

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