"Ultimately satisfying" Yes, cathartic even.carpathic said:dietpeachsnapple said:I made a half-hearted similar argument to a friend, who told me that HE can kill these other insects just as easily, if not better.carpathic said:I generally swat at them.
I also remember that they are really just half-blind little sugar addicts who are voracious insectivores (favoured prey include mosquitoes and houseflies). I don't like to kill them, just put whatever they are really interested in, elsewhere shoo them away.
Then they will continue to eat bugs, which makes me happy.
The world is a many wondered place.
Well perhaps he is just less lazy (or less thoughtful) than you and I?
It seems a waste to go after a wasp really. Like using a strategic ICBM with a MIRV warhead to take out Bin Laden. Ultimately satisfying, but probably overkill.
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"probably overkill" Very likely why I consider it cathartic.
And cease to underestimate wasps, would you! *shakefist*
They have a decidedly unfair tactical advantage. Namely: numbers, and flight.
That I might bring a compound to the game that attacks their nervous system, seems entirely reasonable. Alternatively, I must qualify that my job requires me to disturb these insects where they live, not they where I.