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Bert Roberge posted:Who harvests the harvestmen? Uh, no clue. *dozens of live harvestmen slip out of my mouth and crawl away*
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Ariong posted:Uh, no clue. 
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Spiders(and most other arachnids and insects) can taste with their feet so they're both kinda licking each other in that.
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Bert Roberge posted:Spiders(and most other arachnids and insects) can taste with their feet so they're both kinda licking each other in that. Hot
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Man about the only way to get most spiders to bite you is to convince them you're trying to eat them. Maybe it doesn't believe her?
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They're obviously good friends so why would it think that
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Cockroaches will inherit the cities when they fall. If there's one on the outside, there's ten in the walls. Think about that.
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Cockroaches are tropical insects. Without humans and our climate-controlled spaces, they won’t survive past a few winters in most places.
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Shes my wife
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Ariong posted:Cockroaches are tropical insects. Without humans and our climate-controlled spaces, they won’t survive past a few winters in most places. We're already heating up the planet for them.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:For those that don't know, if you want a creep story to go with a creepy picture, that's literally this: http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-093 This replaced Underlondon as my favorite SCP.
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Big Centipede posted:Shes my wife
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Lurking Haro posted:We're already heating up the planet for them. also apparently the atmospheric composition we're creating for them allows them to grow huge
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twistedmentat posted:This replaced Underlondon as my favorite SCP.
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Former DILF posted:also apparently the atmospheric composition we're creating for them allows them to grow huge Yeah... about that...
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Ariong posted:Cockroaches are tropical insects. Without humans and our climate-controlled spaces, they won’t survive past a few winters in most places. Normally yes. However, if the conditions are right, even the South American Screaming Death Cockaroach will live in a northern climate. In Bemidji, MN, where winter temperatures can touch 40 below, there was a colony of tropical cockroaches living in the science building. They'd gotten free from an experiment years before and, because of the constant climate control, they were able to live freely. They didn't like the steam tunnels so they stayed just in the science building. The university treated the building once a month for bugs, but it only kept them barely at bay. If you were to truly fumigate the building, you'd kill off the entire etymology departments work. Probably the aquatic biology department as well. They'd been living there for over 10 years when I graduated. I assume they're still there 18 years later.
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Knormal posted:The human or the cockroach? Both. We're mormons.
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mostlygray posted:Normally yes. However, if the conditions are right, even the South American Screaming Death Cockaroach will live in a northern climate. That was my exact point. I doubt those cockroaches would have survived if there was no heating in that building. It’s only thanks to humans that cockroaches are so ubiquitous.
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https://twitter.com/NaturelsWeird/status/1060190890440851457
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Good to see Shea St. John doing ok!
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"She's got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll's eyes. When she comes at ya, doesn't seem to beliving... until she bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white and then... ah then you hear that terrible high-pitched screamin'"
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New Five Nights At Freddy's looking good.
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It was the only way to get rid of the stench after he fell into the bog.
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