...thats pretty nasty, esp in a public place. and i cant believe i shared my roach story...

but yall remember that movie how when the guy was nice to the roaches they beautified the neighborhood!

take more than that 2 stop me going in 2012........ cant wait.

that's not nice he hit that camel - I don't think it was acting when it sat down like that

And then there's this

Fuck Japan, yo. Like, for real.

PurpleRighteous1 said:

And then there's this

Fuck Japan, yo. Like, for real.

lol @ fuck japan.

NMuzakNSoul said:

PurpleRighteous1 said:

And then there's this

Fuck Japan, yo. Like, for real.

lol @ fuck japan.

I just realized that could be in poor taste b/c of the earthquake.

CORRECTION: Fuck GOING TO Japan, yo. Like, for real

PurpleRighteous1 said:

NMuzakNSoul said:

lol @ fuck japan.

I just realized that could be in poor taste b/c of the earthquake.

CORRECTION: Fuck GOING TO Japan, yo. Like, for real

my sister went there and had a life threatening exp so yeah.

PurpleRighteous1 said:

And then there's this

Fuck Japan, yo. Like, for real.

See, I can't take shit like that. I would go to Japan and never return from having a heartattack simply because I went to take public transportaion and copious amounts of cockroaches came running out of nowhwere or a big ass spider is on my wall.

myfavorite said:

...thats pretty nasty, esp in a public place. and i cant believe i shared my roach story...

but yall remember that movie how when the guy was nice to the roaches they beautified the neighborhood!

It's okay honey, most of us have them.

myfavorite said:

I saw a daggone cayote IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD ..just last night. but i remember those days of wine n roaches...

i'd be soo embarrassed, they would crawl out of my purse at work when i about 19-20. we were in an apartment at the time but daddy paid an exterminator..

..I sure do miss him.......................R.I.P. Popa...

You are hilarious!

dad

what is this thread? i've been to Japan loads of times and never seen any of this crap.

whistle said:

what is this thread? i've been to Japan loads of times and never seen any of this crap.

Maybe it's not something that happens on the regular.

KidaDynamite said:

whistle said:

what is this thread? i've been to Japan loads of times and never seen any of this crap.

Maybe it's not something that happens on the regular.

it's like saying 'don't go to America. they have rattlesnakes there.'

whistle said:

KidaDynamite said:

Maybe it's not something that happens on the regular.

it's like saying 'don't go to America. they have rattlesnakes there.'

or you'll get bitten on the bum by a redback spider when you visit the dunny here

whistle said:

KidaDynamite said:

Maybe it's not something that happens on the regular.

it's like saying 'don't go to America. they have rattlesnakes there.'

No, it's not. I never told anyone not to go to Japan because of the roaches, I said I was skeptical because of what I saw. Although I am very afraid of cockroaches this was a lightehearted thread, I wasn't ragging on Japan. Also, people talk about New York and it's attachment to rats all of the time {I live here} and it doesn't bother me.

KidaDynamite said:

whistle said:

it's like saying 'don't go to America. they have rattlesnakes there.'

No, it's not. I never told anyone not to go to Japan because of the roaches, I said I was skeptical because of what I saw. Although I am very afraid of cockroaches this was a lightehearted thread, I wasn't ragging on Japan. Also, people talk about New York and it's attachment to rats all of the time {I live here} and it doesn't bother me.

I only saw about 10 rats when I visited NYC, but they stayed on the train tracks

This might interest you!

Stay away from inland Victoria if you don't like mice!

http://shedblog.com.au/au...your-shed/

ZombieKitten said:

KidaDynamite said:

No, it's not. I never told anyone not to go to Japan because of the roaches, I said I was skeptical because of what I saw. Although I am very afraid of cockroaches this was a lightehearted thread, I wasn't ragging on Japan. Also, people talk about New York and it's attachment to rats all of the time {I live here} and it doesn't bother me.

I only saw about 10 rats when I visited NYC, but they stayed on the train tracks

I see them all the time.

KidaDynamite said:

ZombieKitten said:

I only saw about 10 rats when I visited NYC, but they stayed on the train tracks

I see them all the time.

so, what do you think of mice? they are pretty cute! and soft too because you can't help touching them when you do stuff like put your hand in your pantry

ZombieKitten said:

KidaDynamite said:

I see them all the time.

so, what do you think of mice? they are pretty cute! and soft too because you can't help touching them when you do stuff like put your hand in your pantry

I'm not into rats or mice. I can deal with hamsters and thanks goodness the mice in the pantry thing is so not the case.

[Edited 5/24/11 21:05pm]

Well you guys might be interested in these little buggers... One of the TOP TEN New Species.

ZombieKitten said:

KidaDynamite said:

No, it's not. I never told anyone not to go to Japan because of the roaches, I said I was skeptical because of what I saw. Although I am very afraid of cockroaches this was a lightehearted thread, I wasn't ragging on Japan. Also, people talk about New York and it's attachment to rats all of the time {I live here} and it doesn't bother me.

I only saw about 10 rats when I visited NYC, but they stayed on the train tracks

If you visit NYC again, I will take you to the stations where the rats walk on the platform with the people.

whistle said:

what is this thread? i've been to Japan loads of times and never seen any of this crap.

u get 2 watch any nipporn while u were outthere? is it on hotel tvs?

sextonseven said:

ZombieKitten said:

I only saw about 10 rats when I visited NYC, but they stayed on the train tracks

If you visit NYC again, I will take you to the stations where the rats walk on the platform with the people.

ha! I'm not scared of rats - so if you were hoping I would clutch you in fright you are mistaken mister

although, on the other hand, that would be a kind of cool way to get to grope you a bit, like in a legitimate way

Let me think on this one and get back to you

ZombieKitten said:

sextonseven said:

If you visit NYC again, I will take you to the stations where the rats walk on the platform with the people.

ha! I'm not scared of rats - so if you were hoping I would clutch you in fright you are mistaken mister

although, on the other hand, that would be a kind of cool way to get to grope you a bit, like in a legitimate way

Let me think on this one and get back to you

I have made my decision!

davetherave6767 said:

whistle said:

what is this thread? i've been to Japan loads of times and never seen any of this crap.

u get 2 watch any nipporn while u were outthere? is it on hotel tvs?

i don't have to leave my house to see that. it's all over the internet.

noimageatall said:

Well you guys might be interested in these little buggers... One of the TOP TEN New Species.

Jumping Cockroach

Prior to the discovery of Saltoblattella montistabularis (pictured) in South Africa's Table Mountain National Park, jumping cockroaches were known from only the late Jurassic period.

The newfound species has legs specially built for jumping, as well as sturdy antennae that help stabilize the insect as it leaps.

"You don't think of cockroaches and cute going in the same sentence, but these guys are really pretty neat," ASU's Wheeler said.

"I like it because it helps clean up the tarnished image of cockroaches"—only a small fraction of the thousands of cockroach species are true pests, he said.

"Everyone paints them all with the same nasty brush—this is an example of a cute little animal doing its thing."

(Read why cockroaches make good dads.)

Published May 24, 2011

Those don't look as bad as regular cockroaches but bugs that are able to jump aren't any cool bugs with me

noimageatall said:

Well you guys might be interested in these little buggers... One of the TOP TEN New Species.

Jumping Cockroach

Prior to the discovery of Saltoblattella montistabularis (pictured) in South Africa's Table Mountain National Park, jumping cockroaches were known from only the late Jurassic period.

The newfound species has legs specially built for jumping, as well as sturdy antennae that help stabilize the insect as it leaps.

"You don't think of cockroaches and cute going in the same sentence, but these guys are really pretty neat," ASU's Wheeler said.

"I like it because it helps clean up the tarnished image of cockroaches"—only a small fraction of the thousands of cockroach species are true pests, he said.

"Everyone paints them all with the same nasty brush—this is an example of a cute little animal doing its thing."

(Read why cockroaches make good dads.)

Published May 24, 2011

Hmm........

Genetically mutated Cockroach / Grasshopper Hybrid?

I think we tend to overexaggerate these sort of things. I mean shit, I'd freak out at those roaches and spiders too but the likelihood of seeing them isn't THAT high.

I mean, I've been to India twice... I've stayed in Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune and Chandigarh and I didn't see any scary bugs or anything like that. And there's a fair share of creepy and deadly tropical creatures in India.

There's nothing to worry about if you're smart. If you're more of the outdoors adventurous type then obviously you're putting yourself at a slightly higher risk, but I like my cities, nice hotels, and protected cars with air-conditioning

Why did the guy with the spray just disappear when things got serious?!