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Okay what the flip!? Random FL rant ! Blah!
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I've been down here for 6 years.  The blood has thinned.  The summers, brutal as they are, are bearable now.  What is NOT bearable are the freaking weird ass BUGS I run into at least once a year during this time.

I'm an NJ girl, NY was a playground when I was a teenager and I have seen my share of bugs but WHAT.  THE.  HELL!

I'm standing outside this evening having a chat with my girl on the phone, I look around and sitting on my fashionable stucco duplex wall was six hairy ass legs attached to... BLEEEEHHHHGGGGG!!!! OMG I don't even know what he was!  He looked like a grasshopper but he was HUGE!  I nearly threw the phone!  At him!  I mean, when I say huge I mean... HUGE!  His legs were at LEAST 6 inches!  

I'm not squeamish either!  But EW!  Meh, do you think I could be the kinky provider who sees all her clients in a thin veil of mosquito netting?  *sob*

.....They are mean and spit at you and eat your yard from top to bottom. They are the kind of beings that you dream about and in the dream you are an inch tall and they are big as Godzilla and running after you and spitting out globs of tobacco, (where did that rumor come from anyway – though I can see this guy sitting on a naked plant after eating the whole thing and having a smoke.)
Most people around here don’t like them because they are pests and love to snack on ornamental bushes, but I love the crisp colors.  They're in the locust family.

Someone told me to put it on my fishing hook and a big bass will be waiting for me.

As a kid, we'd pick the fuckers up & throw them as hard as we could on the sidewalk, & splatter there yellow guts all over the walk. Life was simple then.

Is this them, see pic of them fucking, how appropriate on TER, grassfuckinghoppers!

They come out about this time of year. Have fun splattering their guts on your sidewalk or driveway.....

....ROFL!  Jimmy, you're awesome.  Thank you for that very educational lesson.  I didn't know grasshoppers could be that big, though... I am used to those little suckers that hop around wheat fields and are a uniform green in color.  This one looked like he ATE those other little guys for breakfast.  

Bleeeeeehhhhhh!!!!

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