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Posted by nialsjd on Oct-20-2004 18:00:

i heard people in iraq do this kind of animal mutilation

Posted by wrzonance on Oct-20-2004 18:27:

funtimes funtimes

The really funny stuff is BIG microwave transmitters that the navy uses for radar. Those things are pretty lethal when turned on. Now my granddad told me this when I was little, so he might be pulling my leg. But he said that sometimes seaguls would come in too close to a powered up radar dish... and they'd explode. I need someone to corraberate this.

I imagine it's a possibility, just instantly boil the liquids in a living thing. But damn, that would take a lot of power.

Posted by CunningLinguist on Oct-24-2004 03:11:

Re: Re: Roaches in the mircowave

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Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_
hmmmm this sounds like a fun little test. How long does it take to kill a cockroach in the microwave???

Damn, this is a very important life changeing question. We must find this out!!!

Well if you look to tranceaddict for "life changeing question"(s) I must wonder...

Posted by CunningLinguist on Oct-24-2004 03:12:

Re: Re: Roaches in the mircowave

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Originally posted by beats and beeps
You fucking bastard. Why did you kill it? Burn in hell.

Have some respect for insects which are clearly superior to you. I bet you couldnt survive that much radiation if you were that small.

Not to worry...many a insect has gone unharm in my abode...lol

Posted by CunningLinguist on Oct-24-2004 03:21:

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Originally posted by XaNaX
Finally someone has asked the real question here. And did you eat the food you were cooking in the microwave.

Let me respond by saying that I was not born w/ the luxurious silver spoon in mouth. Yet through hard work and determination I have progressed to graduate studies at an esteemed institution of learning. While I am comforted by the fact that my projected earnings upon conference of a graduate degree will rise immensely, I must accept the reality of my current situation; I am but a graduate student in meager surroundings. As such, the sanitary conditions afforded to me are less than adequate. It is therefore a necessity to live day by day w/ the myriad of insectivore pests that plague my domicile.

Posted by Dmatrox on Oct-24-2004 06:50:

quote:
Originally posted by CunningLinguist
Let me respond by saying that I was not born w/ the luxurious silver spoon in mouth. Yet through hard work and determination I have progressed to graduate studies at an esteemed institution of learning. While I am comforted by the fact that my projected earnings upon conference of a graduate degree will rise immensely, I must accept the reality of my current situation; I am but a graduate student in meager surroundings. As such, the sanitary conditions afforded to me are less than adequate. It is therefore a necessity to live day by day w/ the myriad of insectivore pests that plague my domicile.

woah, i can see where your name comes from.

Posted by BTG on Oct-24-2004 06:56:

am i the only one that thought this thread would be about somthing else?

Posted by Furor Aquila on Oct-24-2004 06:59:

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Originally posted by Dmatrox
woah, i can see where your name comes from.

or he likes clams.....(cunnilingus sp?)

Posted by Dmatrox on Oct-24-2004 07:08:

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Originally posted by Furor Aquila
or he likes clams.....(cunnilingus sp?)

clams?

i was thinking something else....

mmm clams.

Posted by CunningLinguist on Oct-24-2004 07:18:

clams!!!
I enjoy clams

I was just making an observation

lol!

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