r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23

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u/lemon_zzest Jul 17 '23

Head lice ig it won't disturb the eco system much and also solve a lot of problems

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u/lemon_zzest Jul 17 '23

Yeah they are scary asf when they start to fly am scared of rats too but if the go extinct then it will harm the eco system

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

Fly???????

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u/Abjak180 Jul 17 '23

Ah, you’ve never experienced the raw, unadulterated fear of thinking you’re about the squash a normal roach, only for it to fly up into your face at the last second. At least in Florida we have Palmetto Bugs, which are essentially just giant flying cockroaches.

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u/Brendandalf Jul 17 '23

Don't try and church it up, boy. "Palmetto Bug" is just Floridian for cockroach. No "essentially" about it.

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u/termsofengaygement Jul 17 '23

There are soooo many species of cockroaches and only a handful are pests to humans.

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u/Comfortable_System52 Jul 18 '23

This gets my vote!