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		<title>Moles For Life</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:56:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What the hell is that? Is that a hair on my chin? I thought only old ladies get those! Oh wait. It gets better! What is that thing it&#8217;s attached to? A mole??! Sweet Jeezus, how have I never noticed that mound before! Well, thanks to the 2 inch long hair that was trailing out of it, I&#8217;m now fully [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-1917" title="warty-old-lady" src="http://seafoodpunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/warty-old-lady-250x338.jpg" alt="warty-old-lady" width="250" height="338" />What the hell is that? Is that a hair on my chin? I thought only old ladies get those!</p>
<p>Oh wait. It gets better! What is that thing it&#8217;s attached to? A mole??! Sweet Jeezus, how have I never noticed that mound before! Well, thanks to the 2 inch long hair that was trailing out of it, I&#8217;m now fully aware of the delightful little fleck.</p>
<p>Whateva! Let me tell you a little something kiddies! A couple moles are actually good for you!</p>
<p>Moles are linked with a prolonged lifespan. People with a lot of moles tend to have chromosomes that don&#8217;t deteriorate as fast-which causes aging. So&#8230;HA! I&#8217;m going to live freaking forever!</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t mind turning into one of those mole covered, old farts that hobble their way to a crappy diner every Sunday. (It obviously doesn&#8217;t matter where you go, because at this point in your life, everything tastes like soggy cardboard anyway.)</p>
<p>Now I know why most of the really old people I come across have the occasional mole. Their mole-free senior friends obviously had the habit of dying a little earlier.</p>
<p>Not only that, but some moles look pretty awesome. Check out Marilyn Monroe, or Cindy Crawford. People would have PAID to suck on those celebrity moles.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, people weren&#8217;t always admired for their moles. Moles on the face (especially the chin, nose and upper lip) were associated with evil. Imagine a witch. Think of her big, cackling face. She had a mole on her nose didn&#8217;t she? *sigh* So predictable.</p>
<p>During the middle ages warts and moles were also thought to be a marker symbolizing where the devil entered the person&#8217;s soul.  I don&#8217;t know how that worked, though. If you had a ton of moles all over your body did that mean that there was a satanic party going on in there or what?</p>
<p>The only time I ever think of a mole as evil, is when the mole has some lengthy hairs popping out of it for the evil doers to climb up. Sort of like Rapunzel&#8230;If Rapunzel was a mole&#8230;.and evil&#8230;and your face waaaaas&#8230;the tower. Yes. Just like that! </p>
<p>Just pluck it! It&#8217;s fine. Nothing is going to happen.</p>
<p>(Some cultures, especially in Asia, would NEVER dream of doing such a thing since the hairs represent good luck. But come ON! How lucky can you be if your dates can&#8217;t concentrate on anything else? Moleeee, moleee, moleeee&#8230;) </p>
<p>Moles are awesome! But I&#8217;m pretty bias now.</p>
<p>I know you all are super jealous of mine. (I call it &#8220;spot&#8221;)</p>
<p><img class="aligncenter size-large wp-image-1931" title="pluck it! but which one?" src="http://seafoodpunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/pluck-that-mole-460x476.jpg" alt="pluck it! but which one?" width="460" height="476" /></p>
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		<title>Pure, Undiluted, Buzzing Evil</title>
		<link>http://seafoodpunch.com/2009/01/26/pure-evil/</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Jan 2009 00:19:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was lying in bed wondering how anyone could possibly fall asleep in the stifling heat. And then I heard it&#8230; Bzzzzzzzzzzzzz My red eyes popped open, bulging out of their sockets. Bzzzzzzzzzzzzz I woke up and flailed around wildly. The buzzing stopped. The silence would have been enjoyable if it didn&#8217;t mean that a damn [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-1224" title="evil-mosquito1" src="http://seafoodpunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/evil-mosquito1-250x250.jpg" alt="evil-mosquito1" width="250" height="250" />I was lying in bed wondering how anyone could possibly fall asleep in the stifling heat. And then I heard it&#8230;</p>
<p>Bzzzzzzzzzzzzz</p>
<p>My red eyes popped open, bulging out of their sockets.</p>
<p>Bzzzzzzzzzzzzz</p>
<p>I woke up and flailed around wildly.</p>
<p>The buzzing stopped.</p>
<p>The silence would have been enjoyable if it didn&#8217;t mean that a damn mosquito had landed somewhere on my body and was preparing to force its disgusting mouth through my skin for a drink.</p>
<p>I was furious. Nothing pisses me off more than these blood suckers flying around my head at night, waking me up like a rude neighbor and then helping themselves to a meal without even asking!</p>
<p>Mosquitoes have driven people insane since the beginning of time. Even the Jews and Muslims can agree on this one: The Talmud states that the Roman Emperor Titus went insane after a mosquito flew up his nose and into his brain, tormenting him with its incessant buzzing.</p>
<p>In Islamic legends, Nimrod had a mosquito (maybe even the same one) make its way into his skull. Nimrod was tortured by the noise and ordered his guards to hit him in the head as a means for some relief. Eventually, the request got a little old and a rambunctious guard split Nimrod&#8217;s head in half after which the mosquito flew off to go annoy someone else.</p>
<p>I could totally relate to these stories as I was about to knock myself out on the bed post, desperate to get some sleep. I had to destroy these damned mosquitoes to avoid injuring myself.</p>
<p>Throwing the sheet to the side, I stomped towards the light switch. Within seconds I was scanning my room for the greedy culprits. I was on a mission, and I wanted nothing more than to add another bloody red dot to the dozens of others that already adorned the bedroom walls.</p>
<p>Some people hang up moose heads and stuffed sailfish, I was satisfied with a squished mosquito.</p>
<p>Mosquitoes are pure evil. As if providing them with a blood meal isn&#8217;t enough, these little shits will spit up saliva full of parasites as a goodbye present before they head back to hell.</p>
<p>700 million people get some kind of disease caused by these pests every YEAR! Malaria, Dengue Fever and West Nile Virus are just a few of the health benefits that are associated with a mosquito bite.</p>
<p>There are few things I hate more than a mosquitoes, and I&#8217;m not the only one. Maybe we should focus on hating this little insect instead of each other. Maybe that&#8217;s even the reason they exist? Or maybe they are just one of nature&#8217;s sick little jokes.</p>
<p>Of course, it is only the female mosquito that goes around sucking blood. So, in a sense, it&#8217;s not really the mosquito that&#8217;s evil&#8230;but the babies she carries: Female mosquitoes only stray from their diet of nectar when it is time to start a family. The guys, on the other hand, are harmless.</p>
<p>Sure, I&#8217;ll donate a few drops of blood for a worthy cause, but raising families of mosquitoes is NOT one of them.</p>
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