I live in Saskatchewan, and without any remaining snow, the insects are starting to come out. ALL insects within spitting distance of a residence deserve to die.”All life is sacred” is bullshit.
Mosquitos: “Hey, there’s a thing over there where humans gather!” “It’s like an all-you-can-eat buffet!”
Flies: “What’s that big thing over there? It’s got a whole bunch of lights.” “Let’s go run into it and see how close we can get to these ones.”
I live in Saskatchewan, and without any remaining snow, the insects are starting to come out. ALL insects within spitting distance of a residence deserve to die.”All life is sacred” is bullshit.
Yeah, well, can you imagine what insects think that are born next to a human house?
Mosquitos: “Hey, there’s a thing over there where humans gather!” “It’s like an all-you-can-eat buffet!”
Flies: “What’s that big thing over there? It’s got a whole bunch of lights.” “Let’s go run into it and see how close we can get to these ones.”
I think we just met Bug’s old College Roommate.
It’s funny to see a “bug” bug next to a “real” bug. One has four limbs while the other has six.
I also like how, in the second panel, one of the middle limbs is casually groping for popcorn while the other is holding a beer.
The extra limbs in the last panel are also a hoot.
Is the puke beetles native to Lake Vomit?
The smell never bothered me. I am like 75% anosmic, so the smell is more “cold” than smell.
My wife has a sense of smell that rivals that of bloodhounds, and has informed me that I am very wrong here.