Do you agree that flicking june bugs should be america's pastime?
484151
What's wrong with you?
1026966
very.  to fix is you need to redefine a nation's priorities.  change from what i want (something to entertain me) to what they need (the need for basic items to live).  interesting question to pose to the most selfish and self obsesed people in the world.  (not every american is like that, but i think as a nation we are).
546899
Ya, I would.  Quidditch is basically soccer + baseketball + baseball + dodge ball + hide and seek.
1039763
Absolutely.\n\nSearch and Rescue - FUN\nThe possibility of flying - FUN\n\nTry it, you might love it.
1142664
It would bother me being there, but I wouldn't kill it. Depending on my mood, I might leave it there...or more likely I would grab a stepstool and scoop the spider up in a jar or something (so it wouldn't bite me) and then dump it outside. I don't like squishing bugs cause you get guts everywhere. gross.
536359
Amen to that question. It is so damn hot down here in the south right now it is going to be unbearable when summer does officially get here. I do wish we had a machine that we could adjust and set it to where it was perfect weather all year long. If you ever here of anyone inventing it, PLEASE let me know!!!!
998531
Bashing America! It's fun for children of all ages!\n\nIf the politicians demand respect then they should do something to earn it.
910327
Yes!!\n\nI think that capital punishment should be legal in all states. America was founded on the principles of God so all our laws should revolve around Him. AN EYE FOR AN EYE!! \n\nAll murderers should be killed right away not ten years later and all sex offenders should be castrated. \n\ni am a student!!!
416628
No, thank God!  I hate bats.  I know they are great for bugs but when we had one fly at us in the house then found a whole family in the basement they just give me the creeps.  As long as they stay away from me I'm ok.  But if I had to get one off my line...I think I would cast, cut the line and let it fly.  Wouldn't care if it was my favorite lure.
758465
Bugs Life.  I used to major in Entomology so there are tons of things wrong with it, but it's a laugh.
161408
No, because those are freedoms.  But I do think that we should be issued something like a nerf bat that we can smack people with for being annoying or dumb.  It should stun them for about a minute so they realize they are annoying and stupid!
454650
I agree. And by the way, docjim, there are plenty of us who have done our bit for the country and we LOVE it when someone can "snipe" because that's one of the rights we fought for. Let me guess ... you're not a liberal.
218691
love bug can kiss my lilly butt! i'm with you get our men and women home. i give them credit for doing what they are told but enough is enough. these people should be taking care of their families not bush's assets. a safe return to our troops and screw bush.
458121
All of them are American but my favorite is Baseball. Anyone can learn the rules and play. With the others it is too expensive for most to participate.
594633
I liked this quirky little guy in prep school intrigued with animals, reptiles and insects. He would walk around the compound during recess catching lizards and cockroaches, barely socializing with the other kids around him. I liked him tremendously! I know it sounds a tad unlikely considering his 'unusual' pastime. But, when I think about it, I've always been attracted to the unusual...that's just me I guess haha :D
940895
i dont knw??? what else should they do?? PRAY 4 the bugs to die... and then 2 go 2 bug-heaven?????
577811
The "love bug" (also known as the honeymoon fly, telephone bug, double-headed bug, united bug, and March fly) is a  nuisance any Florida motorist is unhappily more than passingly familiar with. Though these bugs neither bite nor sting, at certain times of the year their sheer numbers transform these innocuous insects into airborne hordes seemingly determined to devil anyone fool enough to take to the road. The adults splatter on windshields, lights, grills, and radiators of motor vehicles, and their dried remains are hard to remove. Suicidal pairs of love bugs have been known to cause overheating of motors when large numbers of them are drawn into the cooling systems of liquid-cooled engines. Unlike other bugs, something particular to them adversely affects the paint jobs on cars, pitting and etching the paint if their mortal remains are left on a vehicle for more than 48 hours. \n\nEvery May and September these sex-crazed critters become an annoyance bordering on intolerable as the air teems with mating pairs. But the "love bugs" haven't always been part of the Floridian landscape, thus we've seen an abundance of "mad scientist" stories about how the state came to be infested with them. (Love bugs are not solely a Floridian plague; they range throughout the Gulf states and into Mexico and Central America, as well as up into Georgia and South Carolina. But they seem particularly enamored of Florida.) \n\nTruth is, Mother Nature is far more to be feared than any mad scientist and is far more capricious. In this case, she inspired some of her children to migrate to a new area, and in doing so prompted the creation of a number of rumors which attempt to explain why these critters came to take up residence in places where they weren't found before. \n\nLove bugs are not the result of a genetic cloning experiment gone wrong, nor were they unwittingly loosed from a research facility charged with studying exotic insects. They also weren't bio-engineered as a natural solution to the mosquito problem. (Love bugs do not eat mosquitos: the adults do not eat at all, and larvae feed on decaying plant material.) These overly amorous critters are native to Central America; the best guess as to how they came to these United States places them as undiscovered stowaways who arrived by ship in Galveston or New Orleans around 1920. They migrated into Florida in 1947 from Louisiana, looked around, liked what they saw, and decided to stay. Their natural capacity for reproduction took care of the rest.