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School hit by raining worms


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A PE class had to run for cover as it started raining worms.

Teacher David Crichton was leading a group of pupils playing football at Galashiels Academy when dozens of the invertebrates began plummeting from the sky. The 22 second-year boys had to abandon their lesson.

Mr Crichton said the children had justcompleted their warm-up when they began to hear "soft thudding" on the ground.

The class then looked to the cloudless sky - and saw worms falling on to them.

Mr Chrichton, 26, said he was baffled by the incident, with teachers later finding more worms spread across a tennis court almost 100 yards away.

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Wow, that's special. Great buffet for the birds too!

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Wow, that's special. Great buffet for the birds too!

LOL :w00t:

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ewwwwww mu worst fear :huh:

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how close do you have to be to hear a worm thud on the ground ???????? :hmm::hmm::hmm:

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how close do you have to be to hear a worm thud on the ground ???????? :hmm::hmm::hmm:

Or how big the worms need to be to hear a thud on the ground? :o

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Or how big the worms need to be to hear a thud on the ground? :o

Well, I guess it depends on the worm... For example, the Sandworms of Dune would probably make a pretty major noise when they hit the ground...

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maybe god thought "hey you know what earth needs more worms" :)lol

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So the closest thing to a scientific explanation is what a PE teacher said and what the reporter said....... Nice.... lol

I really wanted a proper scientific explanation, I guess if we want to know me we have to look into ourselves.

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With camera phones coming out the wazoo out there, you think somebody would have a picture of the worms.

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how close do you have to be to hear a worm thud on the ground ????

You hear rain, don't you? It makes noise when it hits things. Why wouldn't worms?

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What, were the pints half price at the pub again? LOL

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Well, I guess it depends on the worm... For example, the Sandworms of Dune would probably make a pretty major noise when they hit the ground...

LOL! More like a gigantic splat! Like Tremors at the end when one burrowed off a cliff :)

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Maybe they fell out of a plane. :unsure2:

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Maybe they fell out of a plane. :unsure2:

think you`re getting worms confused with snakes there Nadia :innocent::innocent:

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Well, maybe the plane people were too afraid to carry snakes on the plane and opted for worms instead. :P

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I originally read the UM news' title as "Women rain from the sky over Scotland" and was like "Wait, what? :mellow:"

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Look! In the air! It's a bird! It's a plane! No it's, Holy crap!! Run!!

Well, maybe the plane people were too afraid to carry snakes on the plane and opted for worms instead. :P

LOL

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real worms or jelly worms? I wouldn't mind jelly worms.

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maybe god thought "hey you know what earth needs more worms" :)lol

LMFAO, man if I was god or had any super power in the world it would be the ability to make it rain worms!

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real worms or jelly worms? I wouldn't mind jelly worms.

You have just opened a can of worms by reviving a month-old thread. :lol:

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