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Pestilence and Famine
Throughout history periods of devastation have arisen that threaten the livelihoods of those who live in that area. Consider the affects that floods have when they sweep in and swamp the land, or hurricanes that snap trees in half and rip off roofs. What happens when insects fly in and eat plants down to the nubs? Complete crops are ruined, robbing farmers of any sort of…
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My ceiling and walls now have multiple ladybugs crawling on them, which is much better than before, but not very much better.
I’ve been waking up earlier lately, which is nice, but “waking up” does not necessarily mean “getting out of bed”. I tend to lie there until I’m for sure going to be late for work. I’m taking baby steps towards a responsible life. So, I’m laying there this morning bracing myself for the day when my lovely girlfriend says “oh my god”. I know shit has already started. She directs my attention to the wall beside our bed, and there is this huge fucking roach, one of the ones old people call “waterbugs” so you don’t freak out. It’s above us, and I know those things can fly. It started crawling, and I got out of bed real fucking quick. The bug crawls on the wall for a minute, heading for the space directly above our bed, when it falls off the ceiling and into my fucking shoe. I haven’t seen him since. I can’t sleep right now.
Why does the government essentially defend biotech corporations and impose a severe pesticide policy? Are they preparing for a coming insect invasion? Perhaps the rank of Monsanto suggests that government insiders expect huge swarms of newly hatched mutant DNA to begin marching across the land, increasing the surface biomass to damaging levels.
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I literally just took a shower with a cockroach. Luckily I am not a screamer and I managed to get it out of the shower from behind the curtain and onto the floor. Then, I smashed the bug-eyed little bastard with an Aveeno lotion bottle. Fun times. -_-
There was only one way to handle this: a fuckton of Raid and swords
Bro: So there's a bug of a species I've never seen in the basement.
Me: That is really the worst thing you can say about a bug because now i don't know what to expect.
Bro: It's like a spider crossed with a centipede.
Me: NOT HELPING
Me: *sees a big, creepy bug*
Me: Ew *kills it*
Me, later: *sees a similar big, creepy bug*
Me: IT IS AN INVASION WHERE ARE THEY ALL COMING FROM
The man in charge of growing their dope was the guy who had figured out in the first place that the damn bugs couldn’t sense anything through it. He had found Jake trying to protect a small group of survivors from a loner bug and had shown him how to use pot smoke to confuse it. Together they had killed the bug and brought the survivors here to the pizza grotto.
An excerpt from, 420, C.S. Anderson's smoke filled, insect invasion serial unlike anything you have ever read. Can someone please forward this to Oliver Stone? It's quite an action packed story of survival.
