Moving Sale wrote:Hey science guy isn't it only a maggot if it is the larva of a Diptera (or possibly a Hymenoptera) when the 'worm' in mescal (not tequila) is from a Lepidoptera?
Correct you are. I was tossing the term "maggot" out there not as a scientifically accurate way, but as a general term for disgusting, grublike, proto-insect, nasty-ass critters.
I remember one fraternity after-hours party where a couple of the baked-and-drunk out of their mind guys argued over who was going to get the "worm."
The brilliant decision tossed out by one hippy-chick was for them to split it. She got a saucer and a
fork.
The wasted freaks plunked down that saucer, tossed the grub on it, and then proceeded to try to cut the damned thing in half with the edge of a fork. The grub wound up sliding all over the plate as they applied a "sawing" pressure on it. They finally got it ripped in half, each snagged a piece, and slurped their hemi-carcass down.
At 4 am, after a night of college-style hardcore partying, it was pretty much the last thing I needed to see while trying to eat a slice of pizza.
THE BIBLE - Because all the works of all the science cannot equal the wisdom of cattle-sacrificing primitives who thought every animal species in the world lived within walking distance of Noah's house.