Like the roaches peeking out in old Price Hall, these roaches flourish in modern human civilization.
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Even the "happy ending" of chemical extermination can't wash away the squirmy memories of roaches, roaches everywhere.
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While all of the lab roaches died, since they were bred without resistance genes, only 38 percent of the wild roaches perished.
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The roaches' device that Stripe picked up, we eventually learn, was reverse-engineered by the roaches in order to deactivate the soldiers' implants.
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The roaches eat the poison, go back to the nest and poop and puke some of it up, where other roaches will eat it.
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Mel and Chris Adams, the husband-and-wife team behind Luna Roaches, which sells discoid roaches from their Florida farm, says that their margins are pretty good.
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The upshot, Scharf says, is that low-income housing managers, residents, and really anyone dealing with roaches in their homes have options beyond chemicals to control roaches.
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Although much of the queer community are perceived as the "roaches" hiding in society's underbelly, Celestial Trax and Rozay Labeija remind us that roaches can thrive despite all odds.
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She could've told them that the walls bulged with asbestos, that the carpet crawled with roaches, that at night the roaches crawled through the walls and loudly gnawed the asbestos.
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More detoxification genes, meanwhile, help the roaches survive and evolve resistance to the chemical weapons we've developed against them (though roaches are far from the only insect that's learned that particular trick).
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Most German roaches can't glide, but adult American cockroaches can.
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Dust balls and dead roaches lay strewn along the floor.
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That's because roaches live around people, feeding off our garbage.
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I think roaches are gonna be left after the apocalypse.
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Eventually, Stripe finds the roaches upstairs, huddled and in hiding.
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She also worries about safety and roaches in the kitchen.
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The press is the light that makes the roaches scatter.
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The resulting outdoor defecation feeds roaches for rats to eat.
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The stove was full of roaches and the refrigerator was broken.
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Roaches, particularly the German ones, have another potent weapon: their genes.
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" Michelle Wyatt Brown, Kyrene School District: "We have roaches and scorpions.
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It's the soldiers' implants that make the "roaches" appear that way.
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Fully grown, they consume 0003 adult-size crickets or 2000 roaches.
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All right, no roaches in my ears, that&aposs a relief.
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The roaches eventually develop superintelligent abilities and, of course, become carnivorous.
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Roaches dart into crevices and bats and other vermin have sneaked inside.
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"Some people hate rats, some hate roaches, I hated poverty," he said.
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Heidegger has given up the safe house where the roaches are staying.
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The roaches who Stripe thought were attacking him were helpless human beings.
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My momma said I can't sit down cuz y'all got roaches pic.twitter.
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If you're icked out by roaches, you might want to look away.
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So we are allowed to keep feeling disgusted by the house roaches.
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It's like nothing for the roaches — or most other creepy-crawly pests.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly described roaches as warm-blooded.
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Cockroach experts aren't phased by out-of-the-box methods for killing roaches.
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When the race is over, entrants cease ownership as the roaches scurry away.
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Mine was pushed up against the Metro red line and infested with roaches.
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Of tags placed in purebred roaches, Dr Nilsson and Dr Hulthen recovered 14%.
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I have roaches and they have set up a colony in my room.
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That meal typically consists of other creepy crawlies like crickets, mealworms, and roaches.
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Finding his first cricket, roaches, and superworms supplier was a snap (thanks, Google).
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The house was infested with roaches and extremely filthy, the investigation report reads.
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But the roaches that didn't put up a fight nearly always got stung.
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The worker cited unsafe conditions, including roaches and dirty dishes in the sink.
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That's not what you chant if you thought they were roaches or subhuman.
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Black people and roaches in the same sentence don't work for me boo.
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And don't drive, we don't need people with roaches in their heads piloting automobiles.
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Since the annual event started in 2011, more than 11,000 roaches had been named.
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He set them free in his apartment under the impression they'd eat the roaches.
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The researchers are hoping to make cheap, numerous, and tough real-world robo-roaches.
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Madagascar roaches are nearly four inches long, and, as their name suggests, they hiss.
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We asked Keough about that as well having to paint roaches with nail polish.
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And another soft one for the young woman standing by the stove killing roaches.
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Dogs, roaches, beer, Mexican muralists and credos from Theodor Adorno reappear in shifting incantations.
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In that instant, the roaches knocked back the would-be attacker with brutal kicks.
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Inspectors also found evidence of mice and roaches in 2016 and 2017, records show.
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What is the order of the steps the scientists took to test the roaches?
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You might never have a problem living with roaches, but why take that risk?
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Roaches also carry pathogens, like salmonella and E. coli, that can make us sick.
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"Termites are eusocial roaches," Thomas Chouvenc, an entomologist at the University of Florida, told Gizmodo.
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Though, bigger roaches have no problem coming inside when they get hungry, thirsty, or cold.
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I consider myself lucky that I can count the roaches I've killed on one hand.
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As expected, the American roach was genetically very close to the other two Periplaneta roaches.
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The squad discovers a group of roaches, who turn out to be zombie-like creatures.
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Bug bombs and sprays, for instance, rarely reach into the crevices where roaches actually live.
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And in the wake of that failure, many people just learn to tolerate the roaches.
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The twist, as you know by now, is that the "roaches" are actually human beings.
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Apparently, the roaches preferred to run full speed knowing their exoskeleton could take the hit.
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The shop and restaurant were ordered to clean up violations, including mouse droppings and roaches.
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Q&A Q. Why do I always find roaches dying belly up on my floor?
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For many, it's reassuring to purchase roaches from someone who has extensive experience with reptiles.
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Pros: Long-lasting killing action, irresistible to roaches, good for heavy infestationsCons: Labor-intensive use
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Ceilings droop from water damage, mold creeps across walls, and roaches scramble out of refrigerators.
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The doomed ex's first name is listed on dark roaches resting on pink love hearts.
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But our defences are lacking when it comes to speculative roaches of the mutant kind.
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Lab tests confirmed that cross-resistance was developed in the roaches in around two generations.
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The letter makes it clear ... NeNe has roaches, but it's not racist to say that.
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"Technically all termites are 'wood feeding eusocial roaches,' but not all cockroaches are termites," he said.
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For one, many roaches in the wild are capable of surviving even a direct pesticide hit.
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She told WEAR her house does have roaches but she hopes to resolve that problem soon.
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"Even if the apartment is clean, if your neighbor has roaches, you will too," he adds.
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Love may fade and flowers will die, but as the website points out, roaches are forever.
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They live in a lush world of green leaves and all the roaches they can eat.
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Today, they share their second EP, Roaches, an unapologetically honest homage to queer people of color.
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When he awoke in a cell infested with roaches and rats, he was interrogated and beaten.
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Roaches' legs are covered in spikes that act like barbed wire, making the hit extra damaging.
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They said they've been made in the low five-figures since starting Luna Roaches in January.
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Roaches have been shown to be more tolerant than most — including humans — in a nuclear explosion.
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Others might have opted to move once the roaches started crawling across the bed at night.
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Work orders in the White House say that roaches and mice have overrun the West Wing.
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It's designed to lure the roaches by emitting delectable food smells that only they can sniff.
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For instance, it's possible the roaches that are resistant to insecticide also don't live as long.
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Over millions of years, German roaches unwittingly evolved an exceptional ability to resist poisons and malicious pathogens.
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Before each treatment, the researchers counted roaches collected in traps to establish a baseline level of infestation.
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He'd been battling an influx of German roaches for three years and the problem was now personal.
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Subsequent research has linked prevalence of roaches (and other pests) in a neighborhood to asthma rates, too.
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The Mississippi state government's own health department has shown that prisoners live with roaches and overflowing sewage.
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He notes that two of the "roaches" are actually a mother and son who look completely normal.
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Luckily, roaches don't go out of their way to do this, so it doesn't happen very often.
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And only the rats, the roaches, the rubble and the rich men are free in the city.
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Dirt and dust were often prevalent; he also said he saw an uptick of mice and roaches.
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Any roaches that break the trust and come into our homes, however, need to go — and fast.
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Granted, dead roaches are better than living ones, but cleaning up those insect carcasses is hardly pleasant.
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The family lived in Flatbush, Brooklyn, and Schumer, growing up, would sometimes lend a hand killing roaches.
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While I did my best to not immediately leap onto the kitchen stove as the roaches scrambled out, looking to get away from the harsh kitchen light, the two just playfully cracked jokes as they casually vacuumed the roaches up and laid out poison gel bait throughout the home.
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"You can get rid of them in a single structure, but we're not gonna eradicate roaches," said Santangelo.
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American roaches have accumulated a massive stockpile of genes that have gifted them with more bitter taste receptors.
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In August 220, county health department inspectors found roaches and gnats as well as dead rodents in traps.
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Soldiers with the implant see the enemy as "roaches," and don't hear the screams or smell the shit.
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One day, robo-roaches could be the first sign for disaster victims that help is on the way.
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Everyone hates mice and roaches in their homes, and everyone really hates having to get rid of them.
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Anyone who leaves uncovered pet food in the kitchen at night is putting themselves at risk for roaches.
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In his 18 years there, the apartment has had leaks, mold, roaches and rodents — sometimes all at once.
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Residents had long complained about infestations of bedbugs and roaches, lead and arsenic levels in pipes, and mold.
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Still, we judge exterminators not by the number of roaches they kill, but by the number that survive.
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There is also the possibility that the roaches could escape and infest the homes of an inexperienced breeder.
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The kitchen was one of the dirtiest places on earth, featuring its fair share of roaches and mice.
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That seems only fair; roaches could end up being the source of inspiration for machines that save people's lives.
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He can't keep it in his apartment when it's full like this, it makes all the roaches come out.
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Our disgust of roaches might be disproportionate to that of other pests, but is it, at any level, reasonable?
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The billions of roaches that pass through the facility each year never get to see the light of day.
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Through the window she could see the dirty instruments and dried blood on the floor, roaches and creeping things.
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And that's why we keep hearing in the news about (mostly Florida) people getting roaches stuck inside their orifices.
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When we lived in San Bernardino, she had a really bad roach infestation problem, so there were roaches everywhere.
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Cross resistance is when surviving roaches exposed to one insecticide are then able to better resist a different insecticide.
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Nineteenth-century waste management was assisted by scavenging dogs, rats, and roaches, but the primary street cleaners were pigs.
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" He's got a litany of things students have endured: "Roaches, bedbugs; I mean, you name it, we've seen it.
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Roaches can eat plants, garbage, the foods we eat; it even feasts on our skin cells and fecal matter.
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The beetles were still fucking, so I didn't want to disturb them, but the roaches actually looked pretty docile.
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And then I pass out watching Dragonball, surrounded by empties of Coors Light and an ashtray overflowing with roaches.
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We were sold immediately upon hearing that roaches even have a gut, let alone crystals growing from said gut.
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Five years later, the city filed a comprehensive suit against the building for issues including mice, roaches and lead.
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Students and faculty at the art school complain of headaches, catcalls, and rats and roaches in hallways and classrooms.
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" Another said, with a bit of humor, that his "only regret is that the roaches can't feel [his] hate.
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The second reason is that the brand has come up with a blend of ingredients that roaches find irresistible.
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My apartment is near hers and now, for the first time in 15 years, I have mice and roaches.
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For the moment—in terms of fighting normal roaches—nothing beats perhaps what is one of Japan's quirkiest inventions.
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Here's an important reason why: Just like bacteria can evolve resistance to antibiotics, roaches can evolve resistance to insecticides.
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The letter was triggered by a video Brielle shot which appears to show roaches crawling on NeNe's bathroom floor.
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You can prevent roaches from developing resistance to the chemicals used in the baits themselves by routinely switching out brands.
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Then, on Valentine's day, the zoo will livestream footage of its "meerkat mob" gobbling the roaches up, one by one.
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For the record, the intruding roaches are usually German cockroaches, which can be up to 0.6 inches long (1.5 centimeters).
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It's hard to say whether the person who made it even saw the birth of baby roaches coming but ... Jesus.
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In the early 1970s, Purifoy presented a replica of a shotgun house lived in by ten black mannequins and roaches.
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The doors didn't keep out the insects, which local residents insisted were water bugs or palmetto bugs, anything but roaches.
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He said the facility was "nasty" because of the lack of ventilation, peeling paint, and abundance of mice and roaches.
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Upon entering the "club" (loose term), I'm turned off by the crowd and the filthiness (we literally saw roaches, ew).
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But with many products, that means days or even weeks of finding dead roaches all around your home or office.
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The zoo pledges to name the cockroaches after people's exes, then feed the roaches to the facility's meerkats on Feb.
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Hayes finds Whitman's range without his privilege in a mostly alphabetized sonnet full of threats and phobias: All cancers kill me, car crashes, cavemen, chakras, Crackers, discord, dissonance, doves, Elvis, Ghosts, the grim reaper herself, a heart attack While making love, hangmen, Hillbillies exist, Lilies, Martha Stewarts, Mayflower maniacs, Money grubbers, Gwen Brooks' "The Mother," (My mother's bipolar as bacon), pancakes kill me, Phonies, dead roaches, big roaches & smaller Roaches, the sheepish, snakes, all seven seas, Snow avalanches, swansongs, sciatica, Killer Wasps, yee-haws, you, now & then, disease.
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Roaches are cold-blooded, and the warm weather allows them to live in a habitat where they can thrive, Curtis said.
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On Valentine's Day, zoo staff will decorate the zoo's meerkat exhibit with the names before feeding the roaches to the animals.
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The roaches in these homes had earlier been found to have at least some resistance to nearly all classes of insecticides.
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Heming put boric acid, a common insecticide used on roaches and termites, into her husband's cereal, whipped cream, and energy drinks.
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Everyone knew what we have somehow forgotten: that lobsters are disgusting sea-roaches people should only eat if they have to.
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It was so hot the roaches were flying and a white-haired man stood just outside the door, swatting at them.
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Then the animals will snack on the roaches as the ensuing carnage is livestreamed on Facebook and on the meerkat webcam.
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Of all pest roaches, it's the small, flightless German cockroach that is most commonly found in homes, restaurants, and other human establishments.
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Within a month's time, they drastically reduced the cockroach population by two-thirds or higher, based on the trapped roaches counted afterward.
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In some schools, teachers complain of classrooms with upward of 45 students, scurrying roaches and rodents, dripping leaks, mold damage and more.
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The employee who posted the video, Shakita Shemere, 20, was also able to capture footage of maggots and roaches in the kitchen.
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Their differences came to a head in 2017 after Leakes slammed Zolciak's daughter Brielle for claiming she found roaches in Leakes' home.
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We learn this first when Stripe begins to see roaches' faces not as the feral, zombie-like visages, but as human faces.
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A recent episode of the dystopian television series "Black Mirror" begins with a soldier hunting down and killing hideous humanoids called roaches.
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Many of the schools are literally falling apart, with crumbling plaster, water damage and leaks, roaches, rats and mold in the buildings.
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In fact, it's not even obvious that the "roaches" have waged any sort of violence toward the nation that's currently slaughtering them.
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"It was a one-room apartment over a Chinese restaurant, where all the roaches came up to visit at night," he said.
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The roaches have grown large and predatory and in the deepest corner of the basement they discover, well, you get the idea.
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Roach dust, made of tiny bits that roaches shed from their bodies, is an allergen and can trigger or worsen asthma symptoms.
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That said, some roaches are evolving ways to avoid traps, though not to the same degree that they are evolving resistance to pesticides.
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Koehler also said he knows a guy who poured boiling water behind his kitchen appliances and cabinets to kill the roaches hiding there.
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In addition, the facility was run down; the County Health Department found roaches and dead rodents rotting in traps in the facility's kitchen.
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The back of a fridge, rich in water and food, is a common hot spot for roaches, though few infestations reach this point.
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While home life isn't easy due to the threat of roaches and tight quarters, the girls and their mother focus on the good.
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Make a schedule for you and your roommates to take it out, which is lame but better than having to deal with roaches.
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"My mother in law is afraid of roaches lol we got his to scare her and it worked so well!!!" reads another review.
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Now, as Season 3 begins, she's retreated to the Manhattan jungle: roaches in her Inwood apartment, her employment having gone to the birds.
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The roaches that ran headlong into the wall could make the upward shift just as quickly — in about 75 milliseconds — the researchers found.
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But, pest species like rats, mice, roaches, and bed bugs are subject to repeated intentional attempts to deplete their populations through lethal control.
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But while a more laborious initial undertaking, this stuff more than makes up for the effort required in its extreme lethality to roaches.
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The mice freak out my wife, the roaches freak me out, and the exterminator says the hoarder is the source of our problems.
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"They defeat the countermeasures we deploy" Our chemicals might knock out 99 out of 100 roaches, but the remaining one percent will prove resilient.
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"In New York, there's structure on top of structure, and there are vast structures underneath the city both for roaches and rodents," Curtis said.
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After an encounter that yields an escaped roach, Stripe starts seeing humans instead of roaches and thinks it's a malfunction with his neural chip.
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Alas, the organization he works for is tampering with everyone's senses, sending them to assassinate innocent humans and perceive roaches where there are none.
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Restaurants in the province deliver their scraps directly to Li's facility, where it is ground and piped in for the hungry roaches to eat.
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The roaches laughed off the combination insecticides and even started to spread to new homes, while their numbers were unaffected by the rotation method.
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This most recent wave of citations and closings comes shortly after 31 Miami restaurants were cited for roaches back in the end of January.
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The cockroach is without a doubt a follower of Machiavelli's manifesto, The Prince: roaches also find it much safer to be feared than loved.
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" Looking back on Sunday at what happened, Leakes said that she called Kim and Brielle "racists" because of their use of the term "roaches.
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I didn't care about having a house or a foundation and that's what started my rap career—I was living with roaches and rats.
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Spiders, on the whole, are beneficial: they feed on less pleasant insects such as roaches, earwigs, flies and clothes moths, and they rarely bite.
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" Requests for visual descriptions yielded memories of "that old kind of toilet with the oak box," rooms that were "all rhomboids," and "the roaches.
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And in a third, the researchers pre-screened the roaches for resistance and treated them with the chemical they were the most susceptible to.
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The crumpled McDonald's wrappers, the cat cleaning its ass, and the humorously oversized roaches crawling up the canvas suggest an overall lack of cleanliness.
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A cousin of Smith's, Crystal Kahles, said Smith allegedly took poor care of her two children, making them live in "filth" and sleep alongside roaches.
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The layout is wide open, allowing the roaches to roam around freely, find food and water, and reproduce whenever and wherever the right mood strikes.
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Total: 9 Season 3, episode 5 A team of military operatives hunt "roaches" – humans who have been infected or corrupted and must be put down.
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Baits can also be resisted by roaches to an extent, but so long as you rotate the specific ingredients and formulations you're using, it's manageable.
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Non-chemical methods, like keeping food secure, repairing cracks where roaches get in, and vacuuming up large infestations, can also increase the chances of success.
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"We're here to get these roaches up out of here," NeNe joked, pretending to spray poison as Gregg followed behind her as an oversized bug.
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The soldiers board a truck headed for the home of the local oddball, known to be deeply religious and, probably, harboring roaches in his home.
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A catastrophe has infected some people — Roaches — who have begun to steal food from villagers, which prompt the soldiers to hunt and kill the invaders.
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After all, a bearded dragon, the most voracious pet reptile, eats about a 2270,2000 half-inch crickets, or 213 roaches, per month as a juvenile.
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Hoarding is a mental disorder, one that often progresses or worsens with time, which might explain why you're only seeing the mice and roaches now.
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While Stripe and the trigger-happy Raiman (Madeline Brewer) scout out the home, Medina warns Heidegger about the dangers of extending Christian goodwill to the roaches.
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Indeed, many of the trappers who were interviewed expressed misgivings about exterminating healthy raccoons — displaying an empathy they did not feel for, say, roaches or bedbugs.
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Structures were abandoned and looked as if they could fall down at any minute; perhaps suitable for rats, roaches, bugs and scorpions — but not for humans.
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In an attempt to kill the roaches, he poured gasoline into a hole that he believed led to the nest, and started tossing matches into it.
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The roaches agitated me; I hated their spindly legs and their constantly probing antennae, the way they darted and the sheer quantity and speed of them.
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Sure, roaches are gross, but these things happen, and Collins just complained to his landlord and went on with his life, trying to ignore the nuisance.
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While they are capable of transmitting diseases like typhoid and polio, it's the allergies roaches can spark and worsen, like asthma, that are their largest health risk.
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"As with any kind of newsworthy event, roaches kind of crawl out of the woodwork and try to scam money off of investors," he told the audience.
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In addition to geckos, Philip Koehler, an entomologist at the University of Florida, had heard of people releasing banana spiders in their houses to eat the roaches.
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"It is reasonable to multiply what you catch in a Roach Motel by 100 to estimate how many roaches you are sharing the home with," Schal says.
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"If you have the ability to test the roaches first and pick an insecticide that has low resistance, that ups the odds," he added, according to Purdue.
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A new study, published today in Nature Communication, unpacks the genes that make roaches tick—and helps explain why they're so damn hard to get rid of.
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The race, according to legend, started 35 years ago following an argument by two pub customers about who had the biggest and fastest roaches in their suburb.
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If you up your contribution to $35, they'll include a printed certificate and a box of chocolates (presumably untouched by roaches) or a lovely little stuffed cockroach.
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Roaches also have spiny legs, so if you push the bug too deep down by using tweezers or a Q-tip, you risk tearing apart your eardrum.
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Romanian hottie Nicoleta Vaculov says she'd dropped a total of $9k to move into the place last summer, but immediately discovered it was literally crawling with roaches.
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Inside, there are tall KRK speakers, guitars, and microphones mingling with his insane sneaker collection and ash trays filled with roaches from late night recording/smoke sessions.
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Rats and roaches run through the halls of Moses Field School and pieces of ceiling have fallen on the heads of students at Palmer Park Preparatory Academy.
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When you use the Black Flag Roach Motel Insect Trap, the roaches die out of sight and then remain that way, forever entombed within these compact traps.
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Pointless, tedious waiting in a crowded cage with dead roaches and no running water, where officers processing you through the system laugh at your discomfort and fear.
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The video shows each volunteer attempt to cross the adhesive trap and fail miserably, struggling to lift themselves off of the sticky pad like flailing human roaches.
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He even unwittingly unleashed an army of roaches into the low-income apartment building he bought just to prove to the tenants he would be the perfect landlord.
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Cesar Schmitz told FocusOn News, translated by the New York Post, that his wife had complained about roaches invading their garden in the southern city of Enéas Marques.
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Among their findings, according to The Local, was a cockroach infestation at an osteria that was so extensive that there were even roaches found in the cash register.
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The thieves cleaned out more than 80% of the museum's collection -- some 7,000 individual creatures, including whole colonies of roaches and other bugs -- a haul valued at $40,000.
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The best combination for your infestation will probably be a blend of two or even three of these products, as roaches are indeed a tenacious and resilient foe.
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It doesn't provide any reasoning for the bizarre side project, but hey, it's probably hard to think of more inventive ways to defeat roaches on a regular basis.
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Bug bombs also often failed to cover the entire home with pesticides, regardless of where they were triggered, so it was easy for roaches to avoid the poison entirely.
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You didn't ask for a reboot of Fear Factor, the terrifying early-2000s reality show in which people frequently lay in coffins full of rats and roaches or whatever??
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Stripe and his fellow soldiers are sent to a shantytown in the midst of a forest, where the villagers' food supply has been pilfered and contaminated by these roaches.
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During the confrontation, which took place at Odom's home in Calabasas, we're told his friends noticed drug paraphernalia scattered all over the place ... including crack pipes, baggies and roaches.
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After conducting an inspection of that apartment, the city's health department, which also found an infestation of roaches in every room, ordered the housing authority to abate the lead.
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Meanwhile, the Daily Beast reported in July that when G/O Media moved into its new office in Times Square earlier this summer, employees discovered roaches in the space.
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Luckily, the doctor was able to scoop out the egg before it hatched and spilled a veritable army of tiny roaches scurrying into his brain, but enough was enough.
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They allegedly managed to slowly sneak bins of millipedes, roaches, and tarantulas out of the museum over the course of a few days, packing them into a car parked outside.
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Another heartening detail was that only about 20 percent of roaches in New York can fly—and even then, it's less of a flight and more of a sputtering glide.
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" (Sarah Snook's Medina can't quite touch Christopher Waltz's Colonel Hans Landa, but who can?) In both cases, said "enemy" is also dehumanized — in Basterds as rats, and here as "roaches.
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What's worse, their research suggests that these roaches can quickly develop resistance to more than one insecticide at the same time—a feat we didn't know they were capable of.
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In "Men Against Fire," we're at first led to believe that the bug of this episode is some kind of virus that turns people into zombie-like beings called roaches.
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To make it even worse, the Philly Voice reports that the thieves ran off with multiple cockroach colonies, which means that there are thousands of missing roaches somewhere in area.
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He'd create what's called a dropshipping website, basically, a portal where customers could place orders that would be fulfilled by breeders of crickets, roaches, superworms, and black soldier fly larvae.
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They say they have cleaned the buses left and right, up and down but there have been times where we found roaches and little flies that look different than flies.
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Using the included applicator tips, you can spread lines or dots of this gel wherever you have seen roaches in the past or where you suspect they may be lurking.
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Some weaker souls would have called an exterminator themselves once the roaches started spilling out of light fixtures and swarming to eat exposed food, but apparently, that didn't phase Collins.
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"Roaches, in their evolutionary history, have been exposed to everything out there, and so they're multi-resistant today," Michael Scharf, a Purdue University entomologist who worked on the study, says.
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When Beth, an expert city planner with nearly two decades of experience, asks her husband to take the landlord renovation process slowly, Randall ignores her, inadvertently unleashing roaches into the building.
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After returning to a kitchen infested with roaches and a mattress covered in mold, Sombra Torres and her husband were initially sleeping in their living room and eating take-out food.
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A religious recluse by the name of Heidegger may be supporting the roaches, so Medina takes her squad to raid his home using the fancy-pants software implanted in their brains.
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"NeNe is sick and disgusting," she wrote in the lengthy text, which came with video of the so-called "roaches" and a photo of Leakes' car parked in the handicapped spot.
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And if people can first nail down the exact chemicals roaches in a particular infestation are resistant to, then it's possible to find the right mix of insecticides to manage it.
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When you're in a city shaped like a bowl, these consequences include roaches, ants, maggots—all the magnificent creatures that emerge from the earth, driven by their love for anything fishy.
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If you're trying to deal with an infestation of common small roaches, you probably don't want to do so by keeping a can of insecticide at the ready at all times.
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And that's because roaches, as a population, quickly — within four months of study — developed resistance to one or more of the poisons; or perhaps they were largely immune to begin with.
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"As with any kind of newsworthy event, roaches kind of crawl out of the woodwork and try to scam money off of investors," he said of the rapidly growingly popularity of ICOs.
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The senators said the apartments were "overrun by rodents, roaches, mold and violent crime" and that the current situation is "the same, if not worse" than it was when HUD took over.
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Another refugee signed onto the lawsuit, Mohammad Hilal, who fled his hometown of Daraa, Syria, said the bed bugs, roaches and mice are causing mental health problems and conflicts for his family.
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Now that it's up and running, Neal estimates he only spends one to two hours every evening working on The Critter Depot, which sells crickets, roaches, and superworms to reptile pet owners.
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"The roaches were on nearly every surface in the home, to include on the children's mattress, in the pots and pans in the kitchen, and inside the cabinets/fridge," the report says.
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To be sure the roaches were relying on their bodies and not their wits, the researchers ran similar tests with a tiny, cockroach-inspired robot that had no sensors or feedback mechanisms.
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You can place discrete Combat Max 12-Month Roach Killing Bait stations all around your home to create a virtual shield against roaches that will remain effective for up to a year.
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Ellie still talks like Ellia but she recalls a heartbreaking story about the emotional abuses their mother inflicted on them, calling them "dirty roaches," threatening to drown them, and wishing they'd run away.
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Security footage showed people walking around the museum holding plastic boxes full of some missing insects, including giant African mantises, bumblebee millipedes, warty glowspot roaches, tarantulars, dwarf and tiger hissers, and leopard geckos.
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With the revenue from The Critter Depot, a website that sells crickets, roaches, superworms, and black soldier fly larvae to reptile pet owners, he managed to pay off the loan in five months.
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In the aftermath of a "roach hunt" to eliminate scavengers, we learn the military's blocked anything that interferes with efficiency: Soldiers don't smell battlefield carnage, and "roaches" appear vampiric so conscience can't interfere.
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A tenant in a building on Kingston Avenue in Brooklyn, for example, said her apartment had sewage backups, leaks that led her walls and ceiling to crumble, broken floors, mold, rats and roaches.
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You can apply Advion Cockroach Gel Bait exactly where you want it, even in the smallest cracks and crevices, and you can count on roaches bringing its lethal formula back to the nest.
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N.Y.C. Nature To many residents of New York, a gull is a gull is a gull — birds that occupy a niche just ahead of rats and roaches in the hierarchy of city wildlife.
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Though roaches may not carry lyme disease, like ticks, nor inject us with venom that produces ghastly lesions, like the brown recluse spider, their poop can become a serious problem during a dreaded infestation.
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And, because the circle of life can be weirder than The Lion King led you to believe, when these roaches die, their bodies will be powdered and used as extra protein for animal feed.
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When she first entered the shelter system, Ms. Castillo asked for a transfer because the unit in East New York was rundown with a dirty refrigerator, roaches and rodents and had no hot water.
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Vowing to put a stop to it, I got some boric acid, a benign powder that I had used in college on roaches, and poured it into the inside of the prior week's paper.
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We got Kim Zolciak's daughter leaving Catch in Weho Friday night with her MLB boyfriend, and asked her to confirm if those really were roaches in NeNe's bathroom in the vid she posted last week.
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And the gel bait trick only worked because the roaches were especially vulnerable to it; in areas where only 10 percent of the population was resistant to the specific chemical used, the population again flourished.
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The dynamic makes for the beginnings of an absurdly unequal relationship, where tenants shell out huge sums each month with little confidence that the leaky faucet will be fixed or the roaches will be vanquished.
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They point out that trash continues to be tossed where the baskets used to be — only in unsightly heaps on the ground that embarrass residents, drive away customers and tourists and draw roaches and rats.
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Security cameras around the pavilion recorded several people creeping out of the museum last week with plastic containers holding giant African mantises, bumblebee millipedes, warty glowspot roaches, tarantulas, dwarf and tiger hissers, and leopard geckos.
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Using high-speed cameras, Dr. Catania recorded scuffles between adult roaches and wasps in his lab and documented the cockroaches' defensive techniques in a paper published last month in the journal Brain, Behavior and Evolution.
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Of note, American and German roaches have a genome that supplies their bodies with a rich arsenal of a protein called the P450, which neutralizes toxins and can respond to a wide variety of chemical threats.
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They also planted a small cage of wild (collected from the homes earlier) and lab roaches in the homes right near where the bombs would go off, using them as a measure of the treatment's deadliness.
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And all of this gets compounded by the fact that if you don't treat every single infestation in a large apartment complex or building, the bed bugs or roaches can eventually regroup and spread out again.
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As Stripe's commanding officer sits downstairs with the man, by turns mocking his beliefs and trying to convince him that the only humane thing to do is wipe out the roaches, the soldiers canvass the house.
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From there, Murphy brought the whole thing back into Photoshop to add extra cel animation as well as some cockroaches, "because as everyone knows the roaches come out Late at night," Murphy tells The Creators Project.
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He made the rounds at all the shelters for handouts, kept roaches from colonizing the kitchen, and, once, after Nacho'd asked who the fuck made him king, Rod broke his thumbs launching him into the wall.
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In the second, Oscar Parham explains the motive behind his relentless battle with the cockroaches in his cell: the decades-old memory of an inmate nicknamed "Fester" who had roaches crawling through his hair and beard.
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Unlike German cockroaches, larger roaches — like the American cockroach or the smoky brown cockroaches of the south — aren't wholly dependent upon our warmth and food to survive, though they're commonly discovered in large buildings, particularly in cities.
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Marlo says, in the black community, roaches are synonymous with poverty and imply you're living in the projects, which is a far cry from NeNe's gorgeous Atlanta-area home ... and Kim should've put two and two together.
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Since it's really the protein crystals present in the roaches' milk that make it so nutritious, researchers can replicate the stuff in a lab instead of developing the tiny technology necessary to milk a bunch of cockroaches.
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The bug scientists used a variety of strategies and different insecticides to root out real-life infestations of the German cockroach (Blattella germanica), but found that the roaches were able to survive nearly all of their efforts.
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But while scientists have documented cross resistance in German cockroaches in the lab, these roaches were able to cross-resist a variety of insecticides across different classes to a degree not documented before, according to the paper.
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In the wild, roaches are more likely to die as the prey of birds or small animals, or possibly of old age, after an adult life span of 20 to 30 weeks for a female German cockroach.
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Our fellow humans are being held in facilities with little to no food, no clean water, no electricity, no heat, no blankets and in cells where the floors are full of roaches, rats, black mold and feces.
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Kaushik Jayaram and Robert J. Full, who work on technology inspired by biology, were drawn to the roaches, which average about an inch and a half in length, because of two abilities for which the creatures are renowned.
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The more common memory I have is coming home from school and finding him asleep on the couch and—based on the dirty dishes, crumbs, and roaches in his ashtray—knowing that he'd probably been there for hours.
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When residents complained of the odor and the roaches from Lloyd Shapiro's apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan a decade ago and tried to have him evicted as a nuisance, Mr. Shapiro fought back and won.
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NYU's research also led to another interesting conclusion: Restaurants in the Upper East Side—despite being one of the most affluent zip codes in New York City, had the high percentage of rodents and roaches during the study period.
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Those failures formed a significant part of the 80-page complaint filed Monday by Mr. Berman's office along with the settlement, known as a consent decree, which covers everything from elevators to mold to infestations of roaches and rats.
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"The gut of the cockroach is a very rich community of thousands of species of bacteria, and some of these can be pathogenic," says Coby Schal, an entomologist at North Carolina State University who has been studying roaches since the 1970s.
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That discovery means that American roaches (a misnomer, since they were likely introduced to the New World from Africa around the 16th century) could serve as "a valuable model to study the evolutionary relationships between cockroaches and termites," the researchers said.
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A cousin of the Las Vegas mom charged after her 3-year-old son's body was found in a park Monday said the woman allegedly took poor care of her two children, making them live in "filth" and sleep alongside roaches.
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That's why I had guessed she would sit out the presentation by a Fernbank Museum insect expert, who had booked a private room on a recent Sunday to show us three female roaches and answer all our 12-member troop's questions.
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Click here for more BI Prime storiesThe Critter Depot founder Jeff Neal started selling crickets, roaches, and superworms with the same financial goal as Stephanie Meyer when she sold her first "Twilight" book: to earn enough to pay off a minivan.
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For once an individual roach has ingested the Fipronil insecticide within the station, the insect will unwittingly transport lethal doses of the stuff back to its nest, potentially killing many more roaches and speeding the demise of the entire local population.
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That includes using special vacuums meant to suck up the roaches (which is also labor-intensive), laying down sticky traps, and educating residents to take out their trash once a day or to not leave out pet food (a roach favorite).
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I bled at the bottom of the Verdugo foothills, where I dripped onto the hardwood floor of my new home in Glendale, where there was no more boyfriend and no more roaches, only sometimes crickets in the kitchen sink in the morning.
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Sweltering and chilly classrooms, black mold, pieces of ceiling falling on students' heads and pests such as rats and roaches running the halls are just a few of the problems cited by the main teacher's union in the city of almost 700,000.
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In between stopping the inmates from trying to turn hardback dust jackets into roaches, I spoke to some of them to see what they made of the bleak prison welfare statistics, and what—if anything—they think needs to be done about them.
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In court, prosecutors said that Mr. Smith repeatedly beat Zymere with his hands, a broomstick and a baseball bat and that they lived in squalid conditions in their apartment with roaches, no electricity, rotting food in the refrigerator and walls covered in mold.
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Like Stafford, the Adamses sell many of their roaches through eBay, but they also run their own website that looks like it could belong to a yoga studio or new-age healing center, where they're able to push their product without the fees.
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Learning about the sexual abuse and neglect she endured as a 9-year-old, being left alone for days on end by her absentee mother with no food, in a house full of rats and roaches, you cannot help but sympathize with Daniels.
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Ten years ago, in 2007, when life for me was about washing a cold Ginsters slice down with a Red Bull at lunchtime and smoking roaches I'd found in the pocket of my brother's coat, VICE magazine was way ahead of the curve.
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If you call up the ESA's updated Common Names of Insects Database and search for bugs under the insect order Blattodea, you'll now see the Arid Land Subterranean Termite, the Forest Tree Termite listed alongside the American Cockroach, the Brown Cockroach, and other roaches.
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The mutated "roaches" of "Men Against Fire" don't recall the giant alien arachnids of the science-fiction satire Starship Troopers, but the episode itself covers some of the same thematic ground as director Paul Verhoeven and screenwriter Edward Neumeier's wry adaptation of Robert Heinlein's novel.
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We learn it a second time when the psychiatrist explains it all to Stripe, reveals to him that he chose to have the implant, knowing its consequences, and paints it as an important way to "protect the bloodline," since roaches carry diseases and commit crimes.
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"I go look at it, and it's like the most raggediest apartment you could ever imagine, it was just nasty and disgusting, roaches everywhere, cigarette stains in the carpet, the walls are all yellow from whatever, whoever was living there before smoking so much," she said.
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But good grief, I just checked again out of morbid curiosity and there are two more in my feed, like roaches on the wall: This is now 144 hours after Father's Day photos should be remotely of interest to anyone, and that's where this gets interesting.
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On television, we have the frivolousness of the Kardashians, American Idol still selling the lie of being the next Kelly Clarkson, and rich people complaining about roaches in a mansion ("Real Housewives of Atlanta") -- the top series, from reality TV to Ryan Murphy, are about glamorized escapism.
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" A former neurosurgeon for decades at Johns Hopkins, Carson -- the only African-American in Trump's Cabinet -- recalled on Wednesday how he faced a "dilemma" over sending children he operated on back to neighborhoods in East and West Baltimore, "where there were rats and roaches and mice and ticks.
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While my future peers were hiring wealth advisers and going on meditation retreats in Bali to pursue self-actualization, I was vacuuming roaches off the walls of my rental apartment, smoking weed, and bicycling to warehouse concerts along the East River, staving off a thrumming sense of dread.
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But Alan P. Gross, a former contractor from Maryland who spent five years in prison in Cuba, said that although the notion that Mr. Ferrer lost half his body weight was probably an exaggeration, it was customary for prisoners to be fed meals infested with ants or roaches.
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In the past century alone, it includes photographer Catherine Chalmers's series American Cockroach, for which she spent months in her Soho loft photographing and filming cockroach "executions"; painting and decorating her roaches to resemble cuter, more likable bugs; and building dollhouse-sized roach homes where her bugs could shack up.
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"Pick any bug popular in the reptile trade for food, take 15 minutes educate yourself on their reproduction, sell the things on eBay at the going market rate," the user posted, adding that they fed their roaches commercial roach food and crystallized water, and kept them in Rubbermaid plastic containers.
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Miller has devoted her academic career to the flat-bodied, six-legged, and often abhorred pests, developing a keen understanding of why roaches have proven so resilient in our modern world, a world where many inspect species — but certainly not all — have been eviscerated by pesticides and the destruction of their habitats.
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At three roach-infested apartment complexes in Illinois and Indiana, they either used a rotation of three professional-grade insecticides, rotating every month for six months; sprayed two insecticides at the same time monthly; or laid down monthly gel baits with an insecticide that the roaches were previously shown to be susceptible to.
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Some variety of roach ancestor has been extant for about 320 million years, which means that cockroaches not only survived the event that killed off the dinosaurs some 66 million years ago, but that roaches were scurrying around about 70 million years before the first Eoraptors were running around what today is Argentina.
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The German cockroach (blattella germanica) and the Oriental cockroach (baatta orientalis) are the only varieties to regularly infest human habitats in the US. "The vast majority of the other species of roaches throughout the world are of no real health risk to humans," says Bill Hastings, director of specialty services for Indiana-based Rose Pest Solutions.
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More than just an expedition for curiosity's sake, they hope their findings can help us better combat a growing pest that not only grosses us out, but also spreads disease, causes allergies, and turns our homes into a stinky mess (in the roaches' defense, only around 30 out of the known 4,500 species actually live near people, and fewer still are serious nuisances).
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The Star Tribune recently reported on the zoological park's animal ambassador program, where creatures including sloths, penguins, armadillos, parrot, tegu, turtles and tortoises, snakes, frogs and toads, geckos and skinks, Madagascar hissing cockroaches, giant millipedes, cave roaches and a variety of arachnids can join you on your big day as V.I.P. guests and educate the humans in attendance, as well.
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The health department conducted a routine inspection of Barney Greengrass and observed food not held at the correct temperature; close to 300 mouse droppings, including droppings in the kitchen and food storage areas; live roaches in the kitchen; and "conditions conducive to pests and other food safety concerns," Danielle De Souza, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement.
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He called the system a disgrace; blamed decrepit conditions for fostering criminal behaviors; called out the mold, the roaches, the failing boilers and resulting heating problems; and blaming the mayor, essentially, for failing to adequately tend to things even though Mr. de Blasio has spent hundreds of millions of dollars repairing cracked roofs and working to reduce crime in the most violent complexes.
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What those of us who follow labor closely have been tracking is an ongoing reorientation of teacher unions, away from a myth of professionalism that no longer works when roaches are running over their feet, their students' bellies are empty, and politicians from both parties are blaming teachers for not being able to be "Superman," and toward a renewed militancy from the rank-and-file.
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Rather than relying on a poison to do the dirty work, Black Flag Roach Motel Insect Traps uses a sweetly scented and highly sticky substance that lures the insects into the cardboard box and then traps the roaches fast, causing them to soon perish through lack of sustenance which seems cruel, but don't worry, they can't feel pain and they can't process existential plight.
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Among the thousands of stolen insects pulled straight from your nightmares, the thieves allegedly stole a bunch of warty glowspot roaches, which look about as horrifying as they sound; some venomous red spot assassin bugs, predators with an extremely painful bite that look like they crawled straight out of the mouth of Hell; and one six-eyed sand spider, a spindly, easily camouflaged monster whose venom can literally kill you.
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" As the characters on the West African side of the family talk of breaking free of colonialism, inspired in part by the gains being made by the civil rights movement, the dialogue on this side of the Atlantic runs more to: "We got so many roaches and rats, we got to keep the toothbrushes in the fridge," or a single mother haranguing her son: "You's a hardheaded fool. . . .
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I ordered a sausage-egg-and-cheese breakfast sandwich and thought about my one-bedroom apartment next to the subway — the roaches, the leaky gas stove, the anonymous grifter who kept smearing excrement on the sky blue Toyota Prius I inherited from my sister — and decided to schedule an appointment for an abortion as I soon as I could muster the words to tell my boyfriend, who was living temporarily back east for a job.
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In the museum's darkened basement, a man dressed like a magician unveiled his table of wares: a large plastic bin filled with various beetles and Madagascar hissing roaches; a furry tarantula that looked way too much like a mammal; rats that seemed adorable by comparison; a genuinely cute leopard gecko and horned lizard; an eel; some strange bug with legs like wings that I can't name; and the crab, which was too fast to be let out of its container.
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