I vote for the ants. They're organized, already have nation-sized super colonies and have already staged a successful military invasion of several continents (fire ants).
I, for one, welcome our inevitable insectoid overlords.
I vote for the ants. They're organized, already have nation-sized super colonies and have already staged a successful military invasion of several continents (fire ants).
I, for one, welcome our inevitable insectoid overlords.
Easy. You argue against it by pointing out that they already tried that in England. Case in point: Boris Johnson.I vote llamas. I mean, how could you argue with this?
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Majestic
Shit. You're right, that's foolproof.Easy. You argue against it by pointing out that they already tried that in England. Case in point: Boris Johnson.
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Reject Humanity, become Crab.I vote crabs. The crab-like morphology evolved at least five times independently. That tells me nature is trying to send us a message.
Not since humanity started putting on airs and walking around on two limbs like four wasn't perfectly good.We're not a very serious species, are we?
We've already had more than our fair share of cancerous people.I vote crabs. The crab-like morphology evolved at least five times independently. That tells me nature is trying to send us a message.
I want to scream at them for not aiming down sights but THEIR RIFLES DON'T HAVE ANY raaaaaaagh.
THE ONLY GOOD BUG IS A DEAD BUG!
There are so many things in that movie that make me want to cry, both as a military and a space travel nerd. I will spare you guys the pedantic nitpicking, partially since I still have shit to do today.I want to scream at them for not aiming down sights but THEIR RIFLES DON'T HAVE ANY raaaaaaagh.
There are so many things in that movie that make me want to cry, both as a military and a space travel nerd. I will spare you guys the pedantic nitpicking, partially since I still have shit to do today.
Well, dolphins, ichthyosaurs and fish evolved separately as well.I vote crabs. The crab-like morphology evolved at least five times independently. That tells me nature is trying to send us a message.
Don't you mean lobstersI vote crabs. The crab-like morphology evolved at least five times independently. That tells me nature is trying to send us a message.
What? That's not Boris?Easy. You argue against it by pointing out that they already tried that in England. Case in point: Boris Johnson.
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Historically a persecuted noble race.I vote llamas. I mean, how could you argue with this?
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Well, yes, this is not a new thing. Nor confined to the US, but they are more outrageable and powerful in their outrage than most.So, a large section of the US populace can be made outraged in violation of their own beliefs.
I saw a stand-up show by Robin Ince several years ago which had a routine based on these books. He particularly mocked the conservative morality in the books which would discuss the moral failings of the victims just before the crabs attacked and ate them.At last! My 'definitely not suspicious' collection of pro-crab invasion propaganda has a chance of acceptance here!
Sort of.As a Briton, let me get this straight. A lot of conservative Americans do not want children exposed to sexualisation, so Mars gets complaints about the sexualisation of their cartoon mascots of sweets. Fair enough. So Mars tones it down and conservative pundits complain the sexualisation has been toned down. Presumably, there was enough actual conservative backlash that Mars marketing department are in damage control mode.
So, a large section of the US populace can be made outraged in violation of their own beliefs. I say the US has to give up on democracy and become a technocracy.
Robin Ince seems like such a gentle fellow from what I've seen of him, mostly from Infinite Monkey Cage, though haven't seen any of his stand up before, is it any good? Glad to hear we have a kinship in crab invasion propaganda though.I saw a stand-up show by Robin Ince several years ago which had a routine based on these books. He particularly mocked the conservative morality in the books which would discuss the moral failings of the victims just before the crabs attacked and ate them.
I thought it was a good set, yeah, one of the better I've seen. I'm not sure he does stand-up any more, though.Robin Ince seems like such a gentle fellow from what I've seen of him, mostly from Infinite Monkey Cage, though haven't seen any of his stand up before, is it any good? Glad to hear we have a kinship in crab invasion propaganda though.