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CtrlAltDel wrote:...Luci, u forgot to add the freshly squeezed cockroach blood dressing and a garnishing of stir fried baby rats.


Jaszalcatraz wrote:Have any of ya ever tried armadillo semen? I hear it makes a great garnish.


Lucifer wrote:Point1: Cockroaches do not have blood.
i can suggest a better snack...live lizard. the sensation of it tail wriggling down yr throat is too divine to explain!Lucifer wrote:There is nohing like having a meal of full, supple, homegrown cockroaches, with their antennae sticking between your teeth.

CtrlAltDel wrote:really? then what do u call the white fluid that oozes out temptingly when u cut or crush one...?Lucifer wrote:Point1: Cockroaches do not have blood.

CtrlAltDel wrote:really? then what do u call the white fluid that oozes out temptingly when u cut or crush one...?
CtrlAltDel wrote:i can suggest a better snack...live lizard. the sensation of it tail wriggling down yr throat is too divine to explain!

Lucifer wrote:Don't remember the scientific name for it. Try googling.


azazel wrote:more googling, more facts:
Pam Pollister writes: What color is the blood of a cockroach?
A: Pam,
The long answer:
Cockroach blood is not red because they do not use hemoglobin to carry oxygen. In fact their bloodstream is not used to carry oxygen either. They use a system of pipes called tracheae to bring the oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from their tissues.
As a result other factors determine the blood color. Male cockroaches have relatively colorless blood. Larval females have colorless blood. Only adult females which are producing eggs have a slightly orange blood because of the protein vitellogenin which is made in the cockroach liver (its fat body) and transported through the blood to the ovary. This protein like chicken yolk is orange because it carries a carotenoid, which is a vitamin A like molecule needed by embryos to develop normally.
The short answer:
Cockroach female adult blood is occasionally orange. All other cockroach blood is colorless.

whaddyamean? acc. to Azazel's info, the blood of the roach does not need haemoglobin. the H is used by blood to carry oxygen n the roach has made alternative arrangements for it! so the Roach blood is only to carry nutrition.Lucifer wrote:You make my point. Of what use is blood without haemoglobin?

Heights wrote:Just to get your attention back to the main topic ....
A "height of" joke that had me in splits
Heights of Laziness:
A man and woman (without clothes on) lying one over the other waiting for an earthquake
Heights of Coincidence:
The Earthquake actually happens.
And Heights of Insanity would be to actually attend any other FH after reading this thread.

Heights wrote:Just to get your attention back to the main topic ....
A "height of" joke that had me in splits
Heights of Laziness:
A man and woman (without clothes on) lying one over the other waiting for an earthquake
Heights of Coincidence:
The Earthquake actually happens.
And Heights of Insanity would be to actually attend any other FH after reading this thread.

CtrlAltDel wrote:whaddyamean? acc. to Azazel's info, the blood of the roach does not need haemoglobin. the H is used by blood to carry oxygen n the roach has made alternative arrangements for it! so the Roach blood is only to carry nutrition.Lucifer wrote:You make my point. Of what use is blood without haemoglobin?
which makes it nutritious and tasty too! mmmmmmm....*drooool*


CtrlAltDel wrote:Height of Pain: A man sliding down a knife's edge using his balls as brakes.
Height of Diarrhea: Tabu sitting on a shit pot and singing:"Ruk Ruk Ruk, Aree Baba Ruk".
Height of Constipation: Sanjay Kapoor sitting on a shit pot and singing: "Aati Nahi.. Samne hai bas magar voh aati nahi".


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