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by misspackrat4je_sus
Thu Sep 03 2009Not by choice. "I know an old lady who swallowed a fly... poor old lady... I think she'll die."
by osagepony
Sat Aug 22 2009Call me a sicko if you wish. I've won MANY dollar large eating night crawlers after making bar bets...I'm so glad I quit drinking.
by ayn9b559
Sat Aug 22 2009This is where I get to feel smug for being a vegetarian. :) Technically, bugs are animals and it is against my own code of ethics to eat one. ...Also, they are really disgusting and I am trying not to gag just thinking about it. I seriously am repulsed by the little bastards.
by edt4226d
Fri Aug 21 2009It's hard to go jogging in the heat of summer and not do it on occasion. If the insect is big enough, I try to spit it out without breaking stride, but sometimes its small, like a gnat, and there's nothing else to do but swallow and hope it dies a quick death (just the other day, I had one fly into my eye). Being humane (and squeamish), I worry sometimes that it's still alive down there in my gut, being burned torturously to death by stomach acid. When I think about eating insects (which I try to do as rarely as possible), I'm always reminded of a passage I read in "The Belly of the Beast" by Jack Henry Abbott, the long-term convict and murderer who wrote eloquently about his life experiences in prison. In solitary confinement, prisoners were given water and one slice of bread a day (if I remember right; I read the book years ago, so maybe it was 2 slices of bread). Savvy prisoners would catch whatever cockroaches or insects that inhabited the cell that they could, roll them up into th... Read more
by ladyjesusfan77_7
Fri Aug 21 2009No, I can't say that I have, and it's something that I don't plan to do in the future. I know that there are some countries that serve these as delicacies, and I know that some parts of the United States have things like chocolate covered ants as well as grasshoppers. Just watch out for all the guts and fecal matter, something I don't think a lot of people have even thought about.
by frankswildyear_s
Thu Jun 04 2009How can you spot a happy cyclist? By the bugs on his teeth. Of course I have, if you can make it through a prairie summer without snacking on a few mosquitoes, then you have spent a summer indoors.
by castlebee
Tue May 12 2009NO! And since you mentioned it; one of my more recent pet peeves are those stupid cable shows that feature morons who eat weird things like this...usually grinning and snorting like Beavis & Butthead. You'd think they were produced in jr. high school TV classes.
by sk4u2009
Tue May 12 2009Ok yea, but TOTALLY on accident...... yuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by irishgit
Mon May 11 2009Yes, but not deliberately. Back when I owned a motor cycle it took me a couple of weeks to learn to keep my mouth shut when I was riding. Bees ingested at 50MPH aren't much fun.
by gris2575
Mon May 11 2009No, but then again, I am a wimp. I had heard somewhere that an average of three bugs a night crawl down your throat when you sleep, But this feels like an Urban Legend to me.
by zuchinibut
Mon May 11 2009Only when they fly into my mouth.
by ridgewalker
Mon May 11 2009It was a beautiful day and I was tooling west on my bike towards Ann Arbor. I was belting out Nights in White Satin. "And I love yooooooo...Yes I love yoooooooooooo...OOOOHHHH OOOOH OH OOOOOOOOOH!" That's when it happened. Some very large passed "Go"...didn't collect $200 and went straight down my pipe. I think it was a June Bug. But, let's face it...with the allowable levels of bug parts in our foods...we've all eaten some. Bug protein...the great equalizer...

