I'm fine with insects but if I saw one of those giants in my room I'd run like a wuss as well. They may bite and it WILL hurt. Trapping some bug in a ring of bug spray is fun as well, especially if it's a roach.

 

 

 

 

 

Edit: Looks like a vietnamese centipede.

 

 

 

http://www.petbugs.com/caresheets/S-subspinipes.html

I meant 4 OR 5 inches..I don't do that european thing

 

 

 

4,5 Euros...

 

 

 

looks so weird to me :x

 

 

 

 

 

 

Looks weird to me too. And nice avvy... :wink:

 

 

 

I'll "picture-ize" my encounter with some random big bug later...

:shock: that looks huge!

This bug (Beetle/Cockroach) was larger than my big toe. Meaning pretty big.

 

 

 

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I could care less about spiders and beetles and ants but for some reason I absolutly cannot stand centipedic (yes I invented a word) creatures. I would grab the vacum and kill it with haste.

 

 

 

Question: Do vacuums actually kill them or just get rid of them for awhile? I've heard people say both.

We have centipedes here in Iowa.. Nasty little things if you ask me..

I woulda tried to catch it. That thing at school the next day...a well placed shoe box in History class...heh heh heh. :twisted:

 

 

 

Actually, in reality, it would have been like:

 

1) See it

 

2) OH MY GOD! Jump to the other side of the room.

 

3) Compose myself, stop acting like a [kitty] and grab the nearest shoebox, jar, etc.

 

4) Catch it.

 

5) ???

 

6) Profit!

 

 

 

That reminds me of today, actually, at school there was this giant cricket which I caught in the middle of the hallway(it had a broken leg, poor thing) and put it in the bushes. These girls next to me were yelling at me to kill it...idiots, crickets have a right to live too. -.-

Oh geez.

 

 

 

Some 2cm bug or something went in my room and I stood there for 3 mins, called my friend, and dropped a mug on it. :-k

 

 

 

If that thing came in I'd have to do the laundry again, my pants (and my shirt) would probably be wet as heck.

Oh god. I was about to go to sleep too. :(

I could care less about spiders and beetles and ants but for some reason I absolutly cannot stand centipedic (yes I invented a word) creatures. I would grab the vacum and kill it with haste.

 

 

 

Question: Do vacuums actually kill them or just get rid of them for awhile? I've heard people say both.

 

 

 

They suck them in and they live there until you throw out the dirt. (I think)

heres my way of killing it:

 

1:see it

 

2:shout holy *censor*

 

3: fin my most lethal bug killing thing possible.

 

4:empty the bottle on it.

 

5: cut it in half.

 

6: impale each segment with 6 needles

 

7: flush it

Solution = Throw every object in your possession at it whilst using foul vocabulary.

Solution = Throw every object in your possession at it whilst using foul vocabulary.

 

 

 

And when it's dead find out what it tastes like...Then spit it out realising its a poisonous creature/doesn't taste good.

OMG thats nasty i hate it ewwww.. ewww its huge. :ohnoes: :uhh:

Good thing you weren't sleeping at the time. *crawls in your mouth* *wakes up* AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

Ick... another reason I like Alaska.

That there is a centipede, a bid one too from the looks of it. Kill it, though I dont like killing bugs, it can give a really painful bite sometimes.

Solution = Throw every object in your possession at it whilst using foul vocabulary.

 

 

 

And when it's dead find out what it tastes like...Then spit it out realising its a poisonous creature/doesn't taste good.

 

That there is a centipede, a bid one too from the looks of it. Kill it, though I dont like killing bugs, it can give a really painful bite sometimes.

 

 

 

In relation to both of those quotes.. They have poisonous centipedes in Hawaii. According to something I read, the only cure for being bitten by one is 3 days of drinking to the point you can't feel it. Porbably a nasty hangover though :-k I went to Hawaii 2 years ago and saw one.. But it was dead (thank god.. I hate those little bastards).

Edit: Link removed, that's pretty nasty man. ~assassin

 

 

 

Check it. (Too unenergetic to link it)

 

 

 

Throws the rat down it's gullet. Or something.

Holy f*ck grab the shovel and chop the bloody thing to bits :shock: :ohnoes:

 

 

 

and if it doesn't work repeat the following:

 

 

 

Solution = Throw every object in your possession at it whilst using foul vocabulary.

Holy heck grab the shovel and chop the bloody thing to bits :shock: :ohnoes:

 

 

 

and if it doesn't work repeat the following:

 

 

 

Solution = Throw every object in your possession at it whilst using foul vocabulary.

 

 

 

O.O Siggified.

I got this awesome little bug controlling device, it's a little novelty tennis racket. The strings are metal, and you hold down a button and it releases a shock upon anything touching it haha. Very fun indeed, burning moths don't smell good though haha. I use it more on mates then bugs though.

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My experience with a centipede.

 

 

 

It then bounced off my pec, into the toilet.

You just made me go into convulsions looking at that. I can't STAND huge bugs. Ants are fine, lady bugs smell bad, but whatever that thing was, it scared the bajeebies out of me. I bet if that had been in my room, I would've wet my pants and moved out. :shock:

You just made me go into convulsions looking at that. I can't STAND huge bugs. Ants are fine, lady bugs smell bad, but whatever that thing was, it scared the bajeebies out of me. I bet if that had been in my room, I would've wet my pants and moved out. :shock:

 

 

 

I think you're thinking of those nasty little beetles that look like lady bugs. It's been a long time since I've seen an actual lady bug :?