they havent hit here for some reason. watched some show on them the other day. supposed to be some gooood eatin'. sweet and tasty they say!
Nothing here in No.Indiana
they havent hit here for some reason. watched some show on them the other day. supposed to be some gooood eatin'. sweet and tasty they say!
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yeah a saw a little snip on the news talking about a cooking contest involving CicadasOriginally posted by chaserfan:
they havent hit here for some reason. watched some show on them the other day. supposed to be some gooood eatin'. sweet and tasty they say!
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They're everywhere... that hum they make sounds like the Enterprise or some shit
uh...uh... correction... I think you mean the Klingon Bird of Prey model 42 B... they didn't use a standard warp core...
*Smack*
Mr. Stinkhead
They were supposed to be here by now, but to the delight of my wife.....they haven't nor probably will they, show up...
http://www.wkrn.com/Global/story.asp?S=1887082
They just started making noise around me last week, but I think they drowned in the flood because I haven't heard them since the waters receeded....
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">What religious person do you know or even made up has braced for the Apocalypse based on the commonly known 17-year cycle of these bugs? Bible toters indeed. [img]rolleyes.gif[/img]Originally posted by Skull-n-Bones:
The funny thing about all the news reports telling you they are fun and edible....They are just trying to calm our panic-prone unwashed public, and trying to prevent pandemonium as the bible toters think it's the next plague and start building an ark or some silly shit.
Look at the news report on these and see how hard they are trying to make it all look fun....Fucking cracks me up....
I was out Sunday night with a flashlight shining on the fresh emergers. When they molt out of their "mole" skin they're very pale, almost white - kinda ghostly. I wish I had a digital cam. Some of you guys should be able to see that where you are. Somebody found an ultra-rare blue-eyed cicada in VA, I think. I remember seeing one with greenish eyes the last time they were out in force. I guess being a country boy I'm one of the few outside of the scientific community who knows there are stragglers that hatch every year. They make excellent fishing bait, too.
One of God's more mysterious and fascinating creations.
<font color="#cd6600" size="1">[ May 26, 2004 01:27 PM: Message edited by: Imbalance omortsoN ]</font>
the ground temp as to be 46 or 41 (dont remember which one) before they'll come out. then they only will sing when the temps are in the 80s or higher during the day.
the male will have sex with the female, place a plug in her so no one else can have sex with her, and then he'll go off to have sex with others.
<font color="#cd6600" size="1">[ May 26, 2004 05:36 PM: Message edited by: chaserfan ]</font>
wonder if my turantula would eat one!?!?!?
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Why didn't I think of that?Originally posted by chaserfan:
the mail will have sex with the female, place a plug in her so no one else can have sex with her, and then he'll go off to have sex with others.
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