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Originally Posted by tore
I've now ordered some cricket and scorpion lollies from a store on the net  Not my preferred way of trying bugs/arachnids, but at least it's something. Perhaps I can do a little review. I feel most brave about the crickets, but most curious about the scorpion.
My guess is they won't taste like much due to the sugar though, but hey. Maybe it'll break down some mental barriers if I have them 
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I know you are pretty enthused about eating bugs but maybe those barriers are there for a reason, don't you think? Why do most people have those barriers? Are people afraid to eat things like that because 1.) they are ugly and their innards are slimy & disgusting or 2.) they're not accustom to eating bugs or 3.) is it because like being a picky eat a survival trait? Ticks, Fleas and Mosquitoes (among other things) are known to carry pathogens which can be transferred to humans and animals when are bitten by one - is there any danger of getting sick from eating bugs or insects?
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Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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