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It's not a hoax. We have them in America. Living near open waterways, I've seen them occasionally. I even once stepped on a juvenile Dobsonfly (called a hellgrammite) in my kitchen. In bare feet.Gunner 51 said:Um, I don't beleive that's real for a minute. It looks way too nose heavy for it to be aerodynamic. But then again, I have a healthy mistrust of any story that starts with "in China" or "a man in China." If this turns out to be a hoax, I totally called it.
twosage said:It's not a hoax. We have them in America. Living near open waterways, I've seen them occasionally. I even once stepped on a juvenile Dobsonfly (called a hellgrammite) in my kitchen. In bare feet.Gunner 51 said:Um, I don't beleive that's real for a minute. It looks way too nose heavy for it to be aerodynamic. But then again, I have a healthy mistrust of any story that starts with "in China" or "a man in China." If this turns out to be a hoax, I totally called it.
Yeah. One of those, about four inches long. The nightmares only lasted a few weeks.[/quote]
Holy free-holy, I'd have been screaming like Ned Flanders if I found one of those in my kitchen. Though I'd have had to base my assumption on ignorance seeing how we don't get those [s]insects... eldritch abominations[/s] Corydalidae here in Britain.
Damn, now I got to try and get that hell-blasted image out of my mind now. :)
The U.S. nuked Japan and it didn't get rid of the Asian giant hornet. why do you think nuking china will get rid of this insect?Nosirrah said:I'm sorry china, but we both know this is for the best. *launches nukes*