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What do you do if there's a huge spider/bug in your room?


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Dealing with giant spiders.  

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  1. 1. A huge spider is in your room. Do you...

    • Get a cup, trap it, then release it outside?
      53
    • Swat it, then use a napkin to throw it away?
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    • Throw water at it, then swat it?
      1
    • Burn everything within a 4 meter radius.
      41
    • Get someone else to get rid of it.
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    • Catch it in a cup, and keep it as a pet.
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    • Don't bother with it (Leave it alone).
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I was actually wrong when I said I'd swat it then use a napkin to throw it out.

 

I'd actually drown it with a poisonous material to it, probably cologne, then I take it and crush it with my bare hands. If it's a tick, I'd just hold it underwater and watch it drown, or put it in a ceramic bowl I made for holding stuff and burn it til it's black.

 

anything larger, I'll just swat then stomp til it's a puddle of bug gore.

 

Horse flies, however; since I have horses, I'll swat them, rip the head off and crush the thorax. Nasty, yes. Effective, also yes.

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What would I do if there is a huge spider/bug in my room?

Grab all of my stuff, drive to the nearest NASA Center, board the next shuttle to the moon, and chill on the moon and watch the planet turn...while the spider still roams in my room.

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If it's just crawling around on my walls or something, fine. I'm not sitting on my walls, I'm sitting in my chair (Good ol' greeny). They can do whatever they hell they want EXCEPT touch me.

 

If a bug touches me for any reason whatsoever, they're dead.

 

DEAD.

 

RIP IN PEPPERONIS ANY BUG THAT TOUCHES ME 


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I'd try my best to make this a win-win deal, that is, I'd get the cup, trap it, and release it outside my home. I'll respect life under almost any situation, I remember it took me about half an hour to let a fly get outside my kitchen, would be easier to just kill it, but that's not my style. If we talk about a scorpion, I'd think it twice though, those things can kill people!


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I usually get a piece of paper, and then use it to pick it up and take it outside. When I don't do that, about 25% of the time, I will just leave them to roam free. None of the spiders over here are poisonous, with the exception of one, so I guess it makes it a bit easier to do. 


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I have a phobia with spiders so, I scream and then cry. :3 I mean, seriously. :/ It kinda sucks actually. Then I kill them. It takes a while for me to do that as I tend to be afraid of even smashing it with a long end of an object. It's pretty bad.

 

If it's a fly or sons other bug I don't really care. I kill them I guess...sorry. :( It's funny though because I just killed a moth, came on here, saw the topic and was like, "Huh." xD


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The presence of a single bug is the presence of multiple bugs. To spot one is to spot infestation. To spot infestation means all is lost.

 

Exterminatus.

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If there is no one around to get rid of it, I will burn that little devil to hell. Well, after I ask myself "What the hell is THAT thing?" and also after I scream for a couple of seconds depending on how close it is to me. 

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Usually I leave them alone unless I know someone'll come in and hurt it. Then I trap it and bring it outside. 

 

I mean, they're just trying to survive like we are, after all. As long as the house isn't infested, I don't mind there being a couple little friends seeking shelter in the safety and warmth of my home.  :)


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