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Thinking: When Heads Roll

October 05, 2006

Until I can sit down and muster up enough strength to tell you about the haunted house in Manitou Springs, Colorado, the house in which we slept, FOR THREE NIGHTS, I will leave you with this tidbit:

Did you know...

...that a cockroach can live up to ONE WEEK without its head? It only dies because without a mouth, it can't drink water.

It's true.

Comments

1

Thank you for sharing.

2

My bosses head spins around and shoots vomit. I think she may keep living even if her head was cut off. She needs no water only vodka or something.

I'm FIRST!!!!!

~Jef

3

I'm pretty certain the same is true of Paris Hilton if you substitute attention for water.

4

eewwww.

5

SICK

6

Gawd.

7

And how, exactly, did you learn this?

8

So on fear factor... if you bite the head off a cockroach and then swallow it whole... it will live in your stomach for 3 weeks??

9

Or one week rather...

Not 3 weeks... cause they can only live one week without water.

10

but omigosh, BEN, what if you're right? what if they CAN live for three weeks, because it would be feeding off of the liquids in your stomach?

11

or, maybe that wouldn't work if you bit the head off. because when the roach drank the liquids, there wouldn't be anywhere for the liquids to go.

12

Hey Jes!
I've switched blog addresses once again!
(Privacy issues which I hope are resolved now!!) http://cameorole.wordpress.com

Come visit!

13

I knew that fact... But each time I hear it, it makes my skin crawl...LOL Ewwww

14

GROADY!!!

15

Ick! I knew those stupid things were practically indestructable.

16

I did not need to know that.
Thanks for the bad thoughts.
;)

17

this makes the baby Jesus cry.

18

OHMYGODSTOPRIGHTNOW. CHIRKY.

Jesus Tapdancing Christ. WHY?

19

Um? Ewh.

And also? After you tell the impending HauntedHouse story, just be ready for me to be crapping my pants in fear. You know, again.




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