Poll: MOTHS!
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Incidentally, listen to that Dragon Ball soundtrack I linked while watching Daystar's avatar.Hazy992 said:
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I've developed an ingenious method for removing spiders.GethBall said:
-Take one of those compressed air cans you use for cleaning a PC out
-Flip it upside down
-Spray onto spider. The propellant comes out and freezes solid, before evaporating and leaving the SPIDER frozen solid
-remove ice-spider with tweezers and repeat on every living thing in the house.
Just sitting at my computer i can see a little graveyard of defrosted dead spiders in the corner
Yeah, I hate bugs/spiders/moths/almost anything with six legs (only exceptions I can think of right now are Scorpions, Lobsters and Crabs)
It's because of this hatred that I love Cats! Any annoying little buggers you see, just point the cat at it, place that cute little death-machine on the floor and watch him feed on their non-existent soul!
It's because of this hatred that I love Cats! Any annoying little buggers you see, just point the cat at it, place that cute little death-machine on the floor and watch him feed on their non-existent soul!
Yes I hate moths, hate them with a fiery passion that the mere sight of one in my room will send me into a rage until I either get it out of the window or I kill it. I can't stand them. No matter what I do, they always somehow appear. Always. It bugs me so much. And the huge ones just sit there mocking me, knowing I'm a bit afraid to go near it. I hate moths as much as I hate normal flies.
I don't mind them. Its those little flying bastards that I'm pretty sure nobody ever bothered to name that annoy me. The just swarm around lights and only swoop me when no one else is looking.
here in australia, we're quite lucky enough not to have a moth problem. why?
Cause if these guys can take out a bird, they certainly can take out a moth or two before they make it inside.
Need a Guard dog? pffft. What you want is a guard golden orb weaver.
OT: I find mosquitos to be more of a problem than moths in the warmer months. I swear my A positive type blood is like sugar to them
Cause if these guys can take out a bird, they certainly can take out a moth or two before they make it inside.
Need a Guard dog? pffft. What you want is a guard golden orb weaver.
OT: I find mosquitos to be more of a problem than moths in the warmer months. I swear my A positive type blood is like sugar to them
Moths don't bother me too much but the insect that drives me into a rage would be the daddy long legs, they really freak the hell out of me.
I like moths. They're like the butterflies of the night, but fluffy! Which makes them better. I also like the feathery antenna some of them have. I don't really get a problem with them coming in my room. They don't seem to want to. But what does come in to my room it a hundred times worse than any moth could be. Wasps. FUCKING WASPS! For some reason they just love flying in my window and making a hell of a noise smacking on the glass trying to get out again! And they just keep doing it for hours and hours and they won't fucking die! I get flies coming in sometimes doing the same thing but they tend to be a little quieter and don't pose the threat of stabbing me in the hand if I try to get rid of them. God, I hate wasps so fucking much.
*This* is why we should just grow a spine and fucking nuke australia from orbit until theres nothing left but a glowing continent of glass.prophecy2514 said:
Of course we may end up with a Godzilla scenario with one of the 'things' that lived there, at which point we go to plan B: where we induce the Sun into going Nova.
Plan C involves a method of turning ever star in the Milky way into a singularity.
Plan D requires extreme methods.
/edit moths don't bother me but they are annoying when you're trying to watch something at 2am and the moths are all like "dude, what are you watching , that looks cool can I watch too?" bump bang flutter "I'm kinda short sighted so I'm just gonna sit in the middle of the screen ok?"
Worse than Hitler you say? I say we implement the final solution for the winged fluttering vermin of the night.
So genius they come expecting warmth, safety, and sustenance, but only receive a painful death by way of 100,000 volts of electricity passing through their nightmarish little bodies. HIEL HAZE!!
So genius they come expecting warmth, safety, and sustenance, but only receive a painful death by way of 100,000 volts of electricity passing through their nightmarish little bodies. HIEL HAZE!!
I already know about Australia and her untold horrors. I made a thread a few weeks ago about a snake-eating spider. It was unsettling to say the leastprophecy2514 said:here in australia, we're quite lucky enough not to have a moth problem. why?
Cause if these guys can take out a bird, they certainly can take out a moth or two before they make it inside.
Need a Guard dog? pffft. What you want is a guard golden orb weaver.
OT: I find mosquitos to be more of a problem than moths in the warmer months. I swear my A positive type blood is like sugar to them
I'm fine dealing with the little ones but the bigger ones with fur on it is a different matter. For some reason I can't squesh those as it it emitting a do not kill type of aura. Well ok I think it's more due to the fact I view them differently for having fur making it less insect like (all insect I've deal in the past are furless) and the bigger they are the more messy it will get at killing it.
Any computer store. It is the most satisfying thing, especially when you have one of those big bastards that appears to be about 99% legs with a tiny body in the middle.GethBall said:
I actually love moths, they are my favourite animal (if you count insects as animals[footnote]I know people who don't.[/footnote]) along with snakes.
There are quite beautiful specimens, they don't bite or sting.....and for some reason, they like me. I've had at least three incidents in which a moth landed on my shoulder and stayed there for 20 minutes.
Recently, I also had a giant moth land on my leg....it was so incredibly plushy (the moth, not my leg). Adorable.
There are quite beautiful specimens, they don't bite or sting.....and for some reason, they like me. I've had at least three incidents in which a moth landed on my shoulder and stayed there for 20 minutes.
Recently, I also had a giant moth land on my leg....it was so incredibly plushy (the moth, not my leg). Adorable.
Moths are beautiful! I love it when they grace my bedroom in their beautiful, nightgown-esque wings. I onced raised a massive brown one from a catarpillar....it was so fluffy and fat.