Makes it's own peroxide. That's sort of hard core.
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I'm from Buenos Aires, and I say kill 'em all.
I’d like to know more.
I'm from Buenos Aires and didn't know about the existence of this meme
TIL
You should watch Starship Troopers.
After knowing about the meme I looked up the movie and I'm sure I watched at least part of it when I was a kid, on air tv. I remembered the bug designs, which were the reason it caught my interest, I remember the action scenes with the bugs were fun, but I also remembered the plot and acting was a bit lacking.
I didn't remember the "I'm from Bs. As." line, I'm sure I would have found that absolutely hilarious even back then. Maybe I forgot or maybe I got too distracted during the several commercial breaks and missed some bits, can't say
Fun fact, bug planet scenes were all shot in Hells Half Acre, Wyoming
It's a purposefully campy movie. It's inspired by an actual fascist novel, but they're making fun of it in the movie. It's a really good watch, but you have to be fine with the camp.
Alternatively to the movie, or better in addition to, you should watch this.
You have to watch Starship Troopers. One of the best satirical military action films of all time.

How the hell did they not evolve wings and reach mach 5
How does it survives to its own attack?
If y'all have not seen The Oatmeal's bit that includes a great piece on the bombadeer beetle, it's a treat:
GOD made that butthole!
Only a couple more million years of natural evolution before we beetles capable of jet-powered flight...
Has anyone been hit by one of these guys?
Wish I could come up with a spicy food joke.
[Teasing] 212°F is 100°C, for anyone or anymany using proper measurement systems for temperature.
Or about 373° Kelvin for the truly enlightened.
Or 0° Delisle if you just want to flex about knowing obscure temperature scales.
not impressive, i can have explosive diarrhea and blow up the toilet as well
For a good read, look for "For the Love of Insects" by Thomas Eisner who studied the bombardier beetle. The book doesn't focus on bombardier beetles. But he does go over how he made some discovers on the bombardier beetle.
Eisner was a wonderful scientist with a fascinating perspective.
Benzo Quinones is my favorite Tejano artist.
"Help him, help him," Dobbs was sobbing. "Help him, help him."
"Help who? Help who?" Yossarian called back. "Help who?"
"The bombardier, the bombardier," Dobbs cried. "He doesn't answer. Help the bombardier, help the bombardier."
"I'm the bombardier," Yossarian cried back at him. "I'm the bombardier. I'm all right. I'm all right."
"Then help him, help him," Dobbs wept. "Help him, help him."
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