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    I don't see potato bug yet

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    Also grew up calling them potato bugs, northeast US?

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    • southsamurai@sh.itjust.worksS [email protected]

      All I can say is that people be trippin. When I have asked people why they call them that, the usual is "I dunno, I guess they look like pumpkins, that's just what my family called them, so I do too".

      I suspect that it comes down to nobody really remembering why a bug is called its colloquial name, nor bothering to ask or explain, and after while, the mistake becomes the norm. Kids mislabel stuff a lot, and spread things faster than they do germs. Easy for weird things to slip in.

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      Like how people call crane flies "mosquito hawks" but crane flies don't even have mouths as adults and don't eat mosquitoes. People don't realize you can call a crane fly a gollywhopper and be more accurate.

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        Rolly Pollies

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          It is. Insects in the order Hemiptera are “true bugs.” Pokey mouth parts for piercing and sucking and something special about the wings, I forget what.

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          Oh, well TIL, my bad

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            Kaffedyr (coffee animals)

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            • kolanaki@pawb.socialK [email protected]

              Rolly-polly as a kid.

              Wood louse as an adult.

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              Roly poly forever

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                Rolly poly in my guacamole!

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                oh man, rolly pollie in my aioli ravioli!

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                  In my part of Australia either wood slaters or rolypolies.

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                    Also grew up calling them potato bugs, northeast US?

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                    Pacific Northwest for me! Potato bugs forever!

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                      Not a bug technically, an isopod.

                      People pay stupid money for rubber duckies:

                      If I had cash, I’d want a giant one:

                      I always called them Rollie pollies. My brother in laws earliest memory of me is me explaining how good they were to eat.

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                      What the fuck

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                        West coast- my friends all called them pill bugs, but we called them sow bugs.

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                        Sow bugs def a common one

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                          Pill bug mostly. I think I heard potato bug once or twice. PNW USA.

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                            Like how people call crane flies "mosquito hawks" but crane flies don't even have mouths as adults and don't eat mosquitoes. People don't realize you can call a crane fly a gollywhopper and be more accurate.

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                            That's a perfect example!

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                              This was asked many years ago on Reddit and after that I concluded that only British Columbians call these Wood Bugs.

                              Never heard of a Roly Poly or Pill bug before i saw that post.

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                                Lol. When I was 4 my pet parakeet died and my parents told me they buried it. My thinking was it probably died because they buried it so I dug it up and put it back in its cage. My Mom was horrified.

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                                You were a monster!

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                                  Doodlebugs

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                                    콩벌레, translates to bean bug

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                                      In my part of Australia either wood slaters or rolypolies.

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                                      Slater bugs for kids in my part. If anyone wanted to know their 'real name' it was woodlouse.

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                                        oh man, rolly pollie in my aioli ravioli!

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                                        it's rolly Polly, homie

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                                          Your all wrong, they are chuckipigs

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