These May Be God's creations, but that doesn't mean I want to have a close personal relationship with any of them
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Maybe why God made some of these creatures?
Maybe because mosquitoes are bird food
Bats eat insects
Rats are useful for lab experiments
In-laws to talk about
Some toxins are useful for treating some diseases
Can't think of any use for cockroaches, though
Maybe because mosquitoes are bird food
Bats eat insects
Rats are useful for lab experiments
In-laws to talk about
Some toxins are useful for treating some diseases
Can't think of any use for cockroaches, though
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I think Fl roaches are the worst!!!!!!!! Just returned from 5 months there, and all I do is constant look out for them. And so happy to pack up and head home, where I know I wont see another for 7 months. Yuck!!! I hate them and they can fly, like a bomber!!! Just try to step on one---they run like a gazelle!!!
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Scorpions
Cicada Bugs (the huge ones)
Palmetto bugs (FL.flying cockroaches)
Black Widow Spiders
Just my short list! I just don't like creepy bug things. It may be that they won't hurt me, but they make me hurt myself!!!
Cicada Bugs (the huge ones)
Palmetto bugs (FL.flying cockroaches)
Black Widow Spiders
Just my short list! I just don't like creepy bug things. It may be that they won't hurt me, but they make me hurt myself!!!
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Originally Posted by scowlkat
Top of the list for me is SPIDERS! No matter what size, shape, or form, they are all repulsive!
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
Maybe why God made some of these creatures?
Maybe because mosquitoes are bird food
Bats eat insects
Rats are useful for lab experiments
In-laws to talk about
Some toxins are useful for treating some diseases
Can't think of any use for cockroaches, though
Maybe because mosquitoes are bird food
Bats eat insects
Rats are useful for lab experiments
In-laws to talk about
Some toxins are useful for treating some diseases
Can't think of any use for cockroaches, though
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
fire ants, deer ticks, wasps
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Originally Posted by cherrio
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
fire ants, deer ticks, wasps
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My choices - sugar ants, German cockroaches, and DEFINITELY the American cockroach (Periplaneta americana).
I can't stand any waterbugs because they fly and, of course, it's always at me...
PS - I forgot about fire ants. I take boiling water to their nests. Most of the time I manage not to yell "Death from above" while I pour the water out. :twisted:
I can't stand any waterbugs because they fly and, of course, it's always at me...
PS - I forgot about fire ants. I take boiling water to their nests. Most of the time I manage not to yell "Death from above" while I pour the water out. :twisted:
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