Lots of good puns here. I had a real world experience related to this. When I was student teaching years ago, I decided to spruce up the classroom with various live organisms including a large female mantis. Later one of the students thought they’d add to the collection with a smaller (male) mantis. Nature took its course soon after from mating to the subsequent meal. She ate him bottom up; he saw the whole thing go down and so did the students. Talk about a learning experience!
cmxx about 2 months ago
Wondering where he’s headed.
GreasyOldTam about 2 months ago
A great opening line, or a death wish.
Bilan about 2 months ago
He said “Bite Me”, but that has a different meaning for us.
Concretionist about 2 months ago
Lost his head about the whole sex thing.
Imagine about 2 months ago
He headed out of there quite quickly…
Imagine about 2 months ago
She must really love his body.
halibaitor about 2 months ago
Normally the male’s head is eaten first.
They must go into a trance or something as they don’t even seem to notice.
Alabama Al about 2 months ago
Mantis mating conventions have long been a source for jokes.
Oh-oh, here she comes
Watch out, boy, she’ll chew you up
Oh-oh, here she comes
She’s a man-eater
sbenton7684 about 2 months ago
Actually the female eats it.
Indiana Guy Premium Member about 2 months ago
So she wanted him only for his body. How shallow.
Just_Karl about 2 months ago
Premature decapitation?
wirepunchr about 2 months ago
Somebody got ahead.
goboboyd about 2 months ago
One, and done.
sandpiper about 2 months ago
And here for one night only Mac Mantis, the king of comedy.
Linguist about 2 months ago
He hadn’t a prayer.
Count Olaf Premium Member about 2 months ago
The Moral of this Story Is… “Don’t lose your head over a piece of…. never mind”. Carry on.
Jeffin Premium Member about 2 months ago
Well, I gotta head out.
scote1379 Premium Member about 2 months ago
She just wants him for his body !
poppacapsmokeblower about 2 months ago
Not that it really matters, but does his head come off first or afterwards?
Imagine about 2 months ago
His opening line was probably something like: Would you like some great head?
baskate_2000 about 2 months ago
Don’t think so — a great opening line would have saved him his head …. and his life!
Mel-T-Pass Premium Member about 2 months ago
Heads! He won!
Calvins Brother about 2 months ago
It was said he had a good head on his shoulders, not anymore!
Godfreydaniel about 2 months ago
Too bad he never got religion…..
Honorable Mention In The Banjo Toss Premium Member about 2 months ago
So, which part does the bartender serve afterward – the head or the body?
mindjob about 2 months ago
That place will be packed on November 5th
oakie817 about 2 months ago
GOOOAAAAAALLLLL!!!!!!!’
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 2 months ago
Do we now sing “Ain’t That A Kick In The Head?”
kennecwk about 2 months ago
Lots of good puns here. I had a real world experience related to this. When I was student teaching years ago, I decided to spruce up the classroom with various live organisms including a large female mantis. Later one of the students thought they’d add to the collection with a smaller (male) mantis. Nature took its course soon after from mating to the subsequent meal. She ate him bottom up; he saw the whole thing go down and so did the students. Talk about a learning experience!
Smeagol about 2 months ago
Goin’ Out of My Head over you, out of my head over you
lnrokr55 about 2 months ago
Yup, he killed !
Jml58 about 2 months ago
She did it to stop the snoring before it started.
eb110americana about 2 months ago
Gimme a beer, whatever’s on-tap. And put a head on in!
Thomas R. Williams about 2 months ago
That was a biting comment.
tee929 about 2 months ago
So, is he just a ‘tis’ now?
eddi-TBH about 2 months ago
The score of a lifetime. This is why I stayed a bachelor.
lisaegray about 2 months ago
Happy Halloween, all!
Mediatech about 2 months ago
Never had a prayer
keenanthelibrarian about 2 months ago
Oh, yes – an oldie, but a goodie!!
cherns Premium Member about 2 months ago
Check out the short story “Love is the Plan the Plan is Death,” by James Tiptree, Jr.