They will be upon us soon. Everywhere. Nothing and Nowhere will be safe.

For some of you, this will be the last time you see them.

It sounds so scary when you put it like that...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1386233/US-states-braced-cicadas-invasion-hatch-13-years-underground.html

Only one thing can stop them.


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Looking at the maps, Brood XIX does not seem to reach this far up and into NoVa. Looks like the closest is maybe King George or Caroline counties.

Now if you want a cicada freakout, think back to 2004 when Brood X appeared. They were everywhere. And I mean EVERYWHERE. My dog would eat them like candy. Made for awful poop cleanup duty.

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"...your suffering will be legendary even in Hell!"

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"...your suffering will be legendary even in Hell!"

It will go something like this...


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I am scared.(I am a girl)

When are they going to reach Va?

They are already here. Living under the ground waiting to emerge.

This particular brood is the largest of them all and will reach up to Maryland.

Blessed are the murderous.

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As usual, Pinhead has to give an opposing answer that is usually biased or misinformed. Check this out:



The Great Southern Brood (XIX)


http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/highlights/periodicalCicada.html

The Great Southern Brood has a 13-year cycle and last emerged in 1998. Most of this brood is on the Illinoisan-age glacial plain. Brood XIX also occurs in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. They will emerge during 2011

Blessed are the murderous.

Oh look, Maryland has an official website just for insects.


http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/mdmanual/01glance/insects/html/insects.html


Brood XIX is the only 13-year brood in Maryland, and in 2004 was only recorded in St. Mary's County

Blessed are the murderous.



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That does not disprove anything I said. Virginia is a large state with significant variable climates and zones. What happens in Brunswick County may not happen in Fairfax County.

Every map that I have seen on the Brood XIX shows the emergence to be situated south of the DC area.

And, your reference to its appearance in St. Mary's county seems to reinforce that fact and the statement that I made earlier which was "maybe King George or Caroline counties". These counties are, surprise, surprise, right across the river from St. Mary's county.

If you had said that they have been found in Montgomery or Price Georges counties, then I think there would have been more relevancy.

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Here is another map - no range closer than southern Maryland:



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See, now this map you hotlinked portrays a different range than the map you posted at 3:57. Please keep a consistent answer.

They are consistent. Neither of them show any range in the DC area.

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Yeah, definitely different areas. Before you were certain that they weren't in Maryland, now you say they are. flip flop flip flop

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> Yeah, definitely different areas. Before you were
> certain that they weren't in Maryland, now you say
> they are. flip flop flip flop

Provide the quote where I stated that I was certain that they would not be in Maryland.

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Pinhead, don't feed the troll.

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> Provide the quote where I stated that I was
> certain that they would not be in Maryland.






Looking at the maps, Brood XIX does not seem to reach this far up and into NoVa. Looks like the closest is maybe King George or Caroline counties.

You posted a map that you thought supported your claim that the insects wouldn't be anywhere near northern Virginia or Maryland.

Now besides flip flopping, you are backpedaling.

Oh wow. eesh is actually stupid enough to think that all of MD is north of NOVA.

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> > Provide the quote where I stated that I was
> > certain that they would not be in Maryland.
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> Looking at the maps, Brood XIX does not seem to
> reach this far up and into NoVa. Looks like the
> closest is maybe King George or Caroline
> counties.
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> You posted a map that you thought supported your
> claim that the insects wouldn't be anywhere near
> northern Virginia or Maryland.
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> Now besides flip flopping, you are backpedaling.


I said northern virginia; I said nothing about Maryland in that quote. My reference to Maryland in that post.

You need to lay off the afternoon hooch.

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Agreed. I am about get on the metro anyhow.

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Cicadas are freaking awesome. The last time they were in town, it was like an alien invasion at night. The sound was incredible, almost electronic and...everywhere.

Stop calling it NOVA that sounds so Gay, just call it Northern Virginia

Cicadas spotted at West Springfield HS, prinicipal calls police and cancels all field trips until matter is under control.

I looked at the maps and superimposed them. They're actually in relatively close agreement - with the exception of a gap in Mississippi which seems odd.

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> I looked at the maps and superimposed them.
> They're actually in relatively close agreement -
> with the exception of a gap in Mississippi which
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No, look at Maryland, look at North Carolina, Georgia, these maps show very different ranges. Nice try though.

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> Cicadas spotted at West Springfield HS, prinicipal
> calls police and cancels all field trips until
> matter is under control.


Is this accurate?

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> prinicipal
> > calls police and cancels all field trips until
> > matter is under control.
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> Is this accurate?

Yes it is.

BCM....BLACK CICADAS MATTER

Cicadas remind me of section 8 niggers