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Posted: 7/4/2015 9:19:42 AM EDT
Giant Redheaded Centipede that's big enough to eat lizards and toads.
http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/Giant-Redheaded-Centipede-Found-In-Texas-State-Park-311584181.html |
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Yep Those things are bad ass looking I like the dark green ones |
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Caught a 6" one on my porch the other day. Gonna donate it to the zoo.
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They are in a dead tie with wasps and hornets as ill tempered bastards thats sole purpose in life is to fuck shit up...been bit by one (not that species) and it hurt like hell!
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Take him to the border and establish a sanctuary zone, 50 miles wide the length of the border, no human traffic allowed.
Then the motherfucking EPA will protect the border, and instead of patriots having to spend productive time doing the border patrols job, a bunch of Birkenstock wearing green weanies will keep overwatch. 2 problems solved, and if it fails the Mexicans will have developed a delicious recipe for centipede fajitas, so all will not be lost |
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I hope that is a really tiny broom I'd have a stroke if that thing got on me.
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Killed a 9" yesterday...
They are evil in every way... They have 2 venomous "punching arms" near their mouth they can inject venom with... They have not one, but 2 scorpion like stinging tails... And every single one of their motherfucking legs has a little asshole venom injector so even if the simple step on you, they ruin your day... Fuck you.. |
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Wtf op I was hoping to see some big steak or brisket on the grill TX style. I miss the southern bbq
That's one big bug |
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Fuck that shit, I would need a new broom and some stucco repair.
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I've lived in Texas for 49 years, and I have never seen one. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I think I am reconsidering my plan to retire to TX. I have. I've had them rare up and weave like a cobra at me with their legs or fangs all spread out threatening to grab you. I was sitting on the front steps one morning of our lake cabin drinking coffee and looked next to me and one was slithering past my left pocket. My girl cat was intently following something down the hill and and I saw it was one of those evil looking turds. I took a sharpshooter and turned it into a quadra-pede. I buried the head because it can still bite days later. Don't believe me, cut one in half and go back two days later and poke it and watch it write around. Then just the other night I was in the shower and I looked and there was one on the other side of the clear shower curtain. It wasn't a full grown one, maybe five inches long, but enough to make me get out covered in soap and grab a flip flop, which I knew wasn't going to kill it. I knocked it into the shower, removed the drain cover and herded, fought it down the drain. It didn't want to go. Then I put the drain cover back on and turned the water on Hot all the way. After awhile I got back in but afraid to turn my back on the drain and sure enough, it managed to stick it's head back up through the holes and try and crawl out. I grabbed the flip flop again and beat it back down. I washed the soap off but afraid to take my eyes off the drain. Then I poured Drano down the drain and set a bucket over it. Thats my only fear here. I check my sheets and bedding before crawling in at night and do a scan around the room looking for them. I can deal with scorpions and snakes but those things creep me out. |
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Quoted: Killed a 9" yesterday... They are evil in every way... They have 2 venomous "punching arms" near their mouth they can inject venom with... They have not one, but 2 scorpion like stinging tails... And every single one of their motherfucking legs has a little asshole venom injector so even if the simple step on you, they ruin your day... Fuck you.. View Quote |
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They are everywhere this year. Along with scorpions. My youngest likes to catch both for a death match fight.
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wonder what would happen if you put in on a string of firecrackers and lit the fuse?
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We have some around here (millipedes too) but I haven't seen one quite that big. I like the ratchety sound they make when the walk.
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Exceedingly awkward time to masturbate, but whatever floats your boat. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I hope that is a really tiny broom I'd have a stroke if that thing got on me. Exceedingly awkward time to masturbate, but whatever floats your boat. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL |
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We've got our own varieties here in NM.
The cats kill 'em- spiders and scorpions too. For those they don't get to first, I keep a 12 inch forceps to grab 'em, then run 'em through the insinkerator. By September they get to 10 inches or so. Seriously creepy. |
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As to their survival powers....
My daughters caught a good sized one in a mason jar and left it outside.. I noticed it like later and went to dump the evil fucker out... It was still alive and stayed alive for another 2 weeks in the sealed jar... Fuck those things.. |
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Killed a 9" yesterday... They are evil in every way... They have 2 venomous "punching arms" near their mouth they can inject venom with... They have not one, but 2 scorpion like stinging tails... And every single one of their motherfucking legs has a little asshole venom injector so even if the simple step on you, they ruin your day... Fuck you.. View Quote Welcome to Texas!!! |
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Does it really need all of those legs? I say attention whore.
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I was impressed with the 3" yellow and brown ones I saw in NC last week.
Texas wins again. How about a pic of a brisket and a 44 instead next time? PS looks like an essential element to quell the hipster invasion. |
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We've got our own varieties here in NM. The cats kill 'em- spiders and scorpions too. For those they don't get to first, I keep a 12 inch forceps to grab 'em, then run 'em through the insinkerator. By September they get to 10 inches or so. Seriously creepy. And I am not sure if true or not but every leg is poisonous and sharp. |
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I've lived in Texas for 49 years, and I have never seen one. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I think I am reconsidering my plan to retire to TX. I'm going to second that. I've been here my whole life and never seen one of those and I spent my entire young life running the woods here. |
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