ultra vires
Adept
Next time... take a translucent tape and stick the damn thing on it..
We can begin disection after that
We can begin disection after that
The bug thread
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Bluffmaster
Skilled
spynic said:
And you actually went and googled it.
d@rK nEmEsIs
Skilled
Scary sh1t good u killed it.
malhotraraul
Skilled
its a BEECOCK !!!!!!
Bluffmaster
Skilled
^:rofl: :rofl:
Back in my hostel days, we had our fair share of weird bugs. Our campus and hostel building construction was just completed and they were right in the midst of a village area with farms and trees all around.
Some students woke up with painful reddish bruised and swelled lines on their bodies as if someone had used a whip on them and though everyone including the professors thought it might be some kind of bug, no one saw the bug itself. The thing was people did not wake up when the thing was actually happening. It took a semester for us before the mystery insect was caught in the act. In the mean time people had imagined it to be in all sorts shape, size, kind. It turned out to be a very small greenish flying insect, but the damage it had done to the students was horrifying.
Another time there was this bug about the size of a human hand in the hostel toilets. Students freaked out at the size of the bug and screamed and ran around like it was a girls hostel. Most of the students had watched the movie Starship troopers just a couple of days back and that added to the scare factor of the bug. Later it turned that bugs of that size are not an uncommon sight to village folk in places with wild vegetation or very tall grass.
Some students woke up with painful reddish bruised and swelled lines on their bodies as if someone had used a whip on them and though everyone including the professors thought it might be some kind of bug, no one saw the bug itself. The thing was people did not wake up when the thing was actually happening. It took a semester for us before the mystery insect was caught in the act. In the mean time people had imagined it to be in all sorts shape, size, kind. It turned out to be a very small greenish flying insect, but the damage it had done to the students was horrifying.
Another time there was this bug about the size of a human hand in the hostel toilets. Students freaked out at the size of the bug and screamed and ran around like it was a girls hostel. Most of the students had watched the movie Starship troopers just a couple of days back and that added to the scare factor of the bug. Later it turned that bugs of that size are not an uncommon sight to village folk in places with wild vegetation or very tall grass.
..:: Free Radical ::..
Adept
^That must have been either a cicada or a very large beetle. Seen a few of em myself.
Anish said:
Rave said:
iGo said:
:rofl:, I have edited the post a bit to highlight the hand part
thetoxicmind
ex-Mod
Next time, try to trap the bug in a container and send the same to Animal Planet/NGC/Discovery ! :cool2:
Who knows? You might have the new species named after you
Who knows? You might have the new species named after you
Bluffmaster
Skilled
When I was a kid, I was all about respect. Whenever I used to kill an insect, I always used to bury it in an insect graveyard that I had created in one of my potted plants. I used to bury it in style making a grave for him and with small flower petals covering it.
motorheadinc
Adept
^^^ freaky thing to do man :S
6pack
ex-Mod
@OP you killed an emissary of the BugLord of the andromeda galaxy who had come to broker peace between earth in the milky way and the other planets in that galaxy. When news of this reaches the BugLord, he wont take it too nicely and will send his smallest warship to destroy this planet.
You just increased a shitload of work for us MIB agents.
You just increased a shitload of work for us MIB agents.