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I've never heard of an Albert?

Must be a kids cartoon:)

and you can be his long lost pal ;)

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ER are you any relation to the old bullet maker Sisk????

And they are pretty close but the description says no eyes and this little thing has two pretty pronounced eyes and the little barbs on its abdomen are hard to see but it looks like it has three of them. I tried looking up Tripura and mostly get silverfish.

Where (to include geographic location), on or in what?

Is there any chance it is an exotic, ie: found in the kitchen after bringing home produce.

Answer me these questions three, and I will poke around a bit in the AM.

Thought it was a spider but it looked kinda funny so Dee grabbed me a jar and a scooped it up. Definitely not a spider. I live in Texas and don't ever recal seeing one of these before.

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Sent a picture to the website linked below and they emailed me back "Assasin Bug Nymph belongs in the garden, not the bed". Apparently they can and do bite. Very glad I caught him first.
http://www.whatsthatbug.com/2012/12/16/assassin-bug-nymph-9/

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

Back in the late 40's had several thousand of his 22 cal. bullets from prior to WW2 that I shot in my 22 Varninter. The Varminter was the name Jerry Gebby copywrited to differentciate his 22-250 from all the other wildcats with the same designation. Forunner of the current version of the factory 22-250. FWIW dept.
J.B.Sisk bullets from TX.

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I see you found it yourself. Good job. I had basically eliminated multiple orders right off and was on the trail when I noticed the post that an ID had been made.

Do you grow tomatoes? Those things can make a good living in a tomato patch.

With the wedding a lot of things got put off and the garden was one of them unfortunately. I set it free in the mums with a stern warning about entering my house again:)