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Subject: Wait, it cockroaches can survive a nuke...

Posted by: Garshne
Posted by: Spartan1995324
Posted by: KILGORE117
what the -blam!- is in a can of raid?
Whatever it is...let's try it on humans. In the name of science of course!
...

Not sure whether to say 'go ahead' or 'I wouldn't try it'
Go ahead.

  • 12.21.2012 2:20 AM PDT

<(-_-)> Teh mokey is not amused

Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

  • 12.21.2012 2:40 AM PDT

Quote from Confucius

By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.

The secret ingredient only known as Chemical X++

  • 12.21.2012 2:43 AM PDT


Posted by: boomdeyadah

What happened to your title?

OT: Cockroach Master Race!

  • 12.21.2012 2:46 AM PDT

http://i.imgur.com/fsISj.png

Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

They can't even do that. Seriously, does nobody here watch QI or Mythbusters? Cockroaches are among the most radiation-susceptible insects out there.

What next? Water only appears blue because of the sky? Glass is a liquid?

[Edited on 12.21.2012 2:57 AM PST]

  • 12.21.2012 2:56 AM PDT

If you're a zombie and you know it, bite your friends.

The Flood Theory of Deterioration: q(p)=(qi)e^(-p/r)

Where q(p) is the quality of the thread as a function of p posts, (qi) is the inital quality of the first post, p is the amount of posts and r is the e-peen of the original poster.

Posted by: annoyinginge
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

They can't even do that. Seriously, does nobody here watch QI or Mythbusters? Cockroaches are among the most radiation-susceptible insects out there.

What next? Water only appears blue because of the sky? Glass is a liquid?

If I remember correctly, Fruit Flies were one of the most radiation resistant insects.

Also glass is an amorphous solid, because it doesn't undergo a true phase change between liquid and solid.

[Edited on 12.21.2012 3:01 AM PST]

  • 12.21.2012 3:00 AM PDT

Quote from Confucius

By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.


Posted by: annoyinginge
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

They can't even do that. Seriously, does nobody here watch QI or Mythbusters? Cockroaches are among the most radiation-susceptible insects out there.

What next? Water only appears blue because of the sky? Glass is a liquid?


Yep true they are like 10 times better than us in surviving the rads.

  • 12.21.2012 3:01 AM PDT

http://i.imgur.com/fsISj.png

Posted by: Traffic Cones
Posted by: annoyinginge
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

They can't even do that. Seriously, does nobody here watch QI or Mythbusters? Cockroaches are among the most radiation-susceptible insects out there.

What next? Water only appears blue because of the sky? Glass is a liquid?

Yep true they are like 10 times better than us in surviving the rads.

Posted by: Marinade
Posted by: annoyinginge
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

They can't even do that. Seriously, does nobody here watch QI or Mythbusters? Cockroaches are among the most radiation-susceptible insects out there.

What next? Water only appears blue because of the sky? Glass is a liquid?

If I remember correctly, Fruit Flies were one of the most radiation resistant insects.

Also glass is an amorphous solid, because it doesn't undergo a true phase change between liquid and solid.

People who actually know what they're talking about, as opposed to making an "OMG COCKROACHES ARE SO 1337" post? On The Flood? Madness.

[Edited on 12.21.2012 3:08 AM PST]

  • 12.21.2012 3:05 AM PDT

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened."
- Dr. Seuss


Posted by: AR IS4 NUBS
cockroach-be-gone mist, duh.

  • 12.21.2012 3:15 AM PDT

If you're a zombie and you know it, bite your friends.

The Flood Theory of Deterioration: q(p)=(qi)e^(-p/r)

Where q(p) is the quality of the thread as a function of p posts, (qi) is the inital quality of the first post, p is the amount of posts and r is the e-peen of the original poster.

Posted by: annoyinginge
Posted by: Marinade
Posted by: annoyinginge
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Cockroaches can't actually survive a nuke, that would be ridiculous. They can however, survive the fallout of a nuke much better than most other species.

They can't even do that. Seriously, does nobody here watch QI or Mythbusters? Cockroaches are among the most radiation-susceptible insects out there.

What next? Water only appears blue because of the sky? Glass is a liquid?

If I remember correctly, Fruit Flies were one of the most radiation resistant insects.

Also glass is an amorphous solid, because it doesn't undergo a true phase change between liquid and solid.

People who actually know what they're talking about, as opposed to making an "OMG COCKROACHES ARE SO 1337" post? On The Flood? Madness.

And I'm drunk. -blam!- be crazy.

  • 12.21.2012 3:31 AM PDT

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