Has anybody else noticed this years crop of crickets, besides being exceptionally plentiful, it seems most of the big ones are missing one of their rear legs, the ones they jump with. When they try to jump away, they just go sideways, kinda hop in a circle. Makes them easy to catch, or squish.
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ScottyHOMeY
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Never had problems like that when the nnalert were in the White House.
John G. Hasler
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Uhm, the entomology forum is over there ->
ScottyHOMeY
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Entomological nuttin'! This is a political post.
John G. Hasler
Member
He said nothing about whether they were hopping to the left or to the right.
TomH in PA
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PETA would like to have a word with you.
Too Far Gone
Member
I dont know much about cricket culture or society.Are they at war with anyone?Maybe they lost their legs in battle.Lets all salute the crickets who choose to die for their colony.If this offends anybody,then you obviously have no sense of humor,so leave this sight and go buy one on Ebay,they have everything else!
teddy52food
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Atrazine messed up some of the frogs legs. Maybe got the crickits too!
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