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So i ask the question ,Is stuffing your face with all sorts of crap just a normal everyday activity in the land of the free??
Originally posted by dayve
So who got the snake?
Originally posted by OldSchoolMom
reply to post by 12voltz
I say it is all part of conditioning Americans to see eating bugs as an acceptable form of food since many of us won't be able to afford a loaf of bread in the future.
Originally posted by Monger
My understanding is that they were specifically bred feeder roaches, which means they weren't just random bugs pulled from roach motels, poisonous, or in contact with any pesticide, ever.
Reports suggest that he may have swallowed a lot of them whole. They were alive, in his stomach. Roaches are omnivores, and keen diggers. The poor little fellers were probably looking for any way to get out of the guy's stomach, imagine the damage dozens of live cockroaches could do to your insides?
Originally posted by Dnepropetrovsk
Originally posted by dayve
So who got the snake?
, what is this doing on ATS in the first place?
Originally posted by Dnepropetrovsk
reply to post by 12voltz
So i ask the question ,Is stuffing your face with all sorts of crap just a normal everyday activity in the land of the free??
eating bugs is actually the norm, the US,Canada and western Europe are the only places it is not widely accepted. You educated bro?
Risk to humans
Cockroaches can pick up disease-causing bacteria[7] like Salmonella on their legs and later deposit them on foods and cause food poisoning". House dust containing cockroach feces and body parts can trigger allergic reactions and asthma in certain individuals.
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"Here's how it works: Eat the most bugs in four minutes, win the ball morph. That's it. Oh yeah, any vomiting is an automatic DQ." The reptile shop later published a message expressing sadness about Mr Archbold's death, saying: "We just met him the night of our sale but all liked him very much. He was outgoing and was fun and got the crowd very worked up and excited. We are sorry we will not get to know him better."