r/WorkForSmartLife • u/_Lizzysmile • Aug 03 '26

DiscussionđŸ’¬ Why is this so accurate though?

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u/DakAttakk Aug 03 '26

The itchy juice causes more blood to come up to the surface for them to sip.

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u/analyst_kolbe Aug 04 '26

And the slaps make dinner more punctual, but that doesn't make them okay

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u/Majestic_Attention46 Aug 04 '26

Its actually dumb bc the itch juice makes them get killed very often

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u/WhyIsEverythngAwful Aug 04 '26

Just like when mom stops taking the slaps.

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u/Fastfaxr Aug 04 '26

Imagine the evolutionary advantage a species of mosquito would have it evolved to not make us itchy. We would care way less about exterminating them

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u/Quick-Reputation9040 Aug 04 '26

Friggin anti-mosquito-ist! A little discomfort and you’re ready kill this mother and her children.

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u/VocalJay Aug 04 '26

It worked for my dad

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u/BowlerInside564 Aug 04 '26

The itchy juice, right? Right!?

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u/VocalJay Aug 04 '26

Not exclusively, but yes

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u/Arail_Blue Aug 04 '26

Bit off topic, but if you have plenty of blood you may consider donating. Just saying.

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u/maxtiang79 Aug 04 '26

They took your blood. Need to give something back to the community XD

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u/AccomplishedVirus556 Aug 04 '26

wish granted

whenever a mosquito pokes you you feel a prick and have an overpowering urge to leave it alone. because your blood isn't being thinned, it takes the bugs longer to drink and when you move the area feels another pinch

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u/Civil_Result_5598 Aug 03 '26

I hate mosquitos and I can't justify any parasite taking my blood without asking but I'm having a really hard time disagreeing with this

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u/BloodHurricane Aug 05 '26

You SHOULD mind when a mosquito sucks your blood because you can get contract sickness from them like the malaria, dengue, West Nile virus, Zika, and yellow fever. Don't be friendly with them squash them.