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The brink of nuclear Armageddon.
And as we all know,the cockroach is favourites and possibly odds- on to be the sole remaining survivor.
However by adopting revolutionary insect-weaving technology the Cockroach Sombrero is able to withstand a direct hit from a 50 (fifty) megaton nuclear warhead.
By
donning the sombrero in the case of such an incident you are sure to protect yourself and anybody or anything within 1(foot) from yourself.
(available in dark brown & brown)
(???) La Cucaracha
http://www.geocitie....html?1067439669187
Everybody on the chorus! [k_sra, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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I thought this was going to be about hats for insects. La cucaracha, la cucaracha... |
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<<recovers from convulsions of disgust>> ...oh, wait, no I haven't... <<continues convulsions>> |
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I don't know why everyone seems to think the cockroaches would survive - after we're gone, there isn't going to be any garbage for them to live off. My bet is on the ground hog. |
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I dunno, but they're all but impossible to kill. |
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I would vote for this idea if it involved putting tiny hats on cockroaches. As it is, I don't see how this will help the survival of our species, since someone will have to breed cockroaches in order to make the hats and that is just handing them our future. |
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//I don't know why everyone seems to think the cockroaches would survive - after we're gone, there isn't going to be any garbage for them to live off.// Is this one of those instant evaporation bombs then? If not, there'll be garbage until the 'roaches eat it all. |
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Personally, I think it'll be those weird looking deep sea fishies. |
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See illustration of my festive cockroach. [link] |
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Also a tasty, high-protien snack! |
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After all the bombs go off, WE will make a tasty, high protein snack. |
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//Also a tasty, high-protien snack!// |
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Why my grandma would have said: |
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"Eileen, ¡no juegues con la comida!"* |
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* ("Eileen, do not play with food) |
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I think there might be a problem keeping the hat still: it might get the urge to go crawling away but it would be better if somebody could genetically engineer roaches as big as humans so that we could scoop out their inards and use their shells as protection against the nuclear blast. Then as long as we learned to survive off of eating garbage and feces, we'd be covered. I've been reading too much Kafka. |
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If survival means living inside giant cockroach carcasses while feeding off garbage and faeces, then frankly I just hope I go in the blast. |
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You could wear the mega cockroach in the link as a hat just by itself. ewww |
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[MechanicallySeparatedChicken] received a user account on May 26, 2004. |
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They then proceeded to annotate on three ideas that day, three more the next day, and then they never returned to the Halfbakery. |
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This information is brought to you courtesy of the random button. Just when you thought you didn't need it, there it is ... |
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With Putin preparing for nuclear war in the event of Trump
Retard being elected, I'm ordering up my sombrero now. It's
also an excellent example of halfbaked thinking at its best,
so have some cake to be washed down with a glass of heavy
water. |
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