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Numerous cockroaches discovered inside the landline phone.

Numerous cockroaches discovered within the landline telephone.

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kevinthebaconator • 1,348 points
That is horrifying

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SalvadorP • 373 points
premium wtf material

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soundlesspanik • 22 points
Misread that as meal

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BurmeseChad • 8 points
South East Asian Mukbang videos be like:

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M1L0 • 114 points
Just burn the building down tbh

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Phog_of_War • 36 points
Indeed. Fire is the only way to be sure.

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TokiStark • 16 points
Right? Who’s still using a landline?

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ScaryfatkidGT • 17 points
Roaches obviously

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SorryIreddit • 31 points
They’re so big too

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planktonfun • 15 points
Snowpiercer intensifies

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terramot • 4 points
that’s a ringing muffler, people set these up because they are sensitive to ringing volume.

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nemethv • 1,492 points
Someone bugged the phone….

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CarmichaelD • 88 points
Wrong number!

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Mr_Right1998 • 29 points
Now they know why the phone would magically disconnect every time they tried to call Terminix or Orkin…

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zackflavored • 18 points
That one FBI agent: OH YOU MEANT YOU WANTED ME TO TAP THE PHONE…well Dave, I kinda fucked up

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Sweaty-Cup4562 • 10 points
I will give you your upvote, but it makes me angry

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zipel • 6 points
You can’t get away with such an obvious joke in this case. Can you? Oh, you did, you bastard…

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OrangeCrack • 273 points
Still room for a few more

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Former-Light4284 • 1,156 points
I call bullshit. Those are Blatta Amerciana, very large roaches, and all adults from the looks of it. The roaches look like they were collected and placed there. The way the bodies are crushed is from pressure, roaches never collect like that as adults because they are territorial. This was for shock value. (Just a guy who raised insects for scientific studies)

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SkivvySkidmarks • 155 points
I had a German cockroach problem in my apartment. I could not figure out where the little bastards were hiding. I went on a rampage and caulked the shit out of every nook and cranny, then painted. When I pulled out the fridge and unscrewed the electric receptacle plate, roach shit rained out of the box. It was almost completely full. The roaches liked the warmth generated, and the relative darkness and safety of the spot.

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gkaplan59 • 38 points
ew

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cowthegreat • 24 points
Hey man, fuckin gross!

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ThePoliwrath • 18 points
In between the dishwasher and surrounding counter too. They get all in the insulating barrier. Slide that dishwasher out and bam, roach city.

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SkivvySkidmarks • 13 points
My apartment didn’t have a dishwasher, which made things somewhat easier. When we moved out, we bought new cardboard boxes and cleaned everything the the nth degree, then filled a box, taped it shut, and put it in a bedroom. We didn’t bring any hitchhikers to our new house. However, to our horror, about a year after a kitchen remodel, we found baby roaches crawling out of the dishwasher latch compartment. An egg laying female must have come home in packaging from somewhere. I went ballistic and pulled the DW out of the cavity and dumped diatomaceous earth all over it. Luckily, I’ve never had to deal with bedbugs.

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unloder • 201 points
Looked sus to too. Too many, too big, all the same size, too compressed, all dead. A possible explanation would be they were hiding from the cold and then ftoze to death in winter, but then there would be different sizes if it were a real infestation. Plus with their size they will have a hard time yo even fit in the openings in that box.

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Tiggon169 • 23 points
I was thinking hiding from a bug bomb. I have seen similar findings in MS after people bombed a home. But it does usually have all sizes, not just the big ones.

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CombatMuffin • 6 points
Here’s a weirder one, when has your tech or maintenance guy filmed the random opening of a phone, even in the digital area, and this isn’t a head or bodycam, it’s very clearly handheld.

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Error-Code404 • 5 points
If you look closely you can see a hole in the back where one is stuck inside. Maybe he blocked the hole and no one could get out?

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DeOh • 3 points
Thanks, I was already questioning how’d they all get in there to begin with.

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erog84 • 35 points
Had a roach problem in my clean and tidy apartment that spraying just wouldn’t get rid of. When I was moving I discovered where they were hiding. Had this photo on the wall that was a basic square wood frame about 2 inches thicken with a canvas pulled over the top so the entire backside was hollow…. And yep… pulling it off the wall there had to have been 300+ roaches looking like a bees nest just chilling. Vacuumed them up and took entire vacuum out and tossed it in the dumpster.

What do you think?

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