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14 Comments
Sericsays...That was neat :] - Thanks
antsays...No ants.
Paybacksays...What's the last thing to go through a bug's mind when it hits your windshield?
Its ass.
Thank you! I'm here all week! Don't forget to tip your server!
rottenseedsays...>> ^ant:
No ants.
We've got enough ants inhabiting the underground, thank you very much.
antsays...>> ^rottenseed:
>> ^ant:
No ants.
We've got enough ants inhabiting the underground, thank you very much.
Um, you didn't look hard. Some live in trees, in your homes, in your acorns, etc.
gorillamansays...Cool, but 3 billion a month is only ~70,000 a minute, over a .6 sq mile area. Say a person occupies 3ft x 3ft, that means an insect will fly over your head about every fifteen minutes, in the entire column of air above you.
There are places on earth where more than 70,000 people occupy that area in a minute.
Like your mom.
xxovercastxxsays...>> ^ant:
>> ^rottenseed:
>> ^ant:
No ants.
We've got enough ants inhabiting the underground, thank you very much.
Um, you didn't look hard. Some live in trees, in your homes, in your acorns, etc.
We've even got ants inhabiting our internets.
btannersays...I liked how the ".6 mile column of air" was drawn as a square, and one side was labeled as having a .6 mile radius. Huh? Guess it doesn't really matter because 3 billion sounds like a lot.
antsays...>> ^xxovercastxx:
>> ^ant:
>> ^rottenseed:
>> ^ant:
No ants.
We've got enough ants inhabiting the underground, thank you very much.
Um, you didn't look hard. Some live in trees, in your homes, in your acorns, etc.
We've even got ants inhabiting our internets.
We are ANTZ. We will assimilate you. Resistance is futile.
residuesays...How the hell did they find a single termite at 19000 feet??
Paybacksays...>> ^residue:
How the hell did they find a single termite at 19000 feet??
Hit the windshield of the shuttle on it's way down.
geo321says...*bugs
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Bugs) - requested by geo321.
siftbotsays...3 more comments have been lost in the ether at this killed duplicate.
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