[DUMBGRUNT]

Meanwhile, the idea of cockroaches soaring through the air has not been sitting well with some folks

[Boardwalk]

I heard Pelosi’s plane had landed?

[ClearCase_guy]

[absalom01]

I blame Al Gore and his invention of global warming.

[RetiredTexasVet]

You would think that the Democrats would just hunker down. Comey and LA Lynch have turned off the heat.

[gigster]

Cockroaches can be fun. I have millions, but one, Loves to crawl my kitchen pipe, Awaits perched high 'til the moments ripe, to dive! into the open Smucker's jar, sploup! Three or four laps through the syrupy soup, Then to the rim and out, three legs at a time, The little bastard, I applaud every time.

[dfwgator]

[Berosus]

I don’t think any cockroaches in Tyler, TX will fly to Kentucky. It’s too cold for them here. Since moving to Kentucky ten years ago, the only roaches I have seen could be explained as stowaways in boxes from Florida (my previous home).

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[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Oh, puhleeze. They fly around all the time here during summers and attracted to the house lights.

These people are insane.

[berdie]

I find this interesting only because I killed a cricket (in the house) that had wings.

At least it looked like a cricket.

[Apple Pan Dowdy]

I grew up in Miami Florida where flying roaches were common. We called them Palmetto Bugs. At summer Girl Scout camp you wanted to be sure and NOT be the last to arrive to the cabin and select your bunk, because you would get the bunk next to the wall. Horrors! At night the Palmetto Bugs would fly, bump against the wall and fall into your bed!

[NonValueAdded]

They are certainly flying in Milwaukee

[ETL]

These nasty little critters must be doing something right. They have been around for nearly 300 MILLION years! The first dinosaurs appeared about 235 million years ago.

Giant Roach Fossil Found in Ohio Coal Mine

Bijal P. Trivedi
National Geographic Today
November 12, 2001

Geologists at Ohio State University have discovered a fossil of a giant prehistoric cockroach that roamed North America about 300 million years ago.

The cockroach is about 3.5 inches long — twice as large as the average modern American roach but slightly smaller than some specimens found in the tropics.

The roach, which predates the dinosaurs by about 55 million years, scuttled around Ohio during the Carboniferous period when the state was hot and swampy. ...”

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/11/1112_TVbigroach.html

[Shadowstrike]

this “scientist” needs to get a clue, they ALWAYS fly here in Alabama.

Good grief.