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Started by Mozart, March 04, 2008, 09:31:49 PM

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Mozart

How can you keep bugs out of your house? I hate bugs...My reaction to seeing one makes my jump like a scared girl and then I want to kill them. A spider just crawled on my arm, which to me is a nightmare. I begin seeing things and feeling really itchy and I can't help thinking they are everywhere. I know they don't intend to hurt me, but something about them really upsets me. How can I keep them out? Horrible...I ran to get some tissues to kill it...went to where I brushed it off and then it crawled on my slippers and almost up my leg...I doubt I can ever sit in this couch thing again...

knight66

We had an electronic gizmo, plug it in and it seemed to keep bugs away. It transmitted a signal that the bugs did not like. It certainly worked, though the bugs we used to get did not include cockroaches. So if you suffer from them, I don't know if such a device would work. We don't seem to need it in the new place, so I can't give you any manufacturer details.

Mike
DavidW: Yeah Mike doesn't get angry, he gets even.
I wasted time: and time wasted me.

matti

Mike, you could also give useful and efficient (?) tips how to kill tics with a shoe...  :D

knight66

Oh, yes....like a good boy scout; I always carry a spare shoe in my back pocket. In Uganda I almost had a fit when I found enormous roaches in my suitcase. We had stuff called Doom to spray, but Ithink I probably gave myself some long term fatal illness using it, as it seemed to need about half a tin to deal with these roaches.

Mike
DavidW: Yeah Mike doesn't get angry, he gets even.
I wasted time: and time wasted me.

Mozart

I've always wanted one of those electronic things, but I've heard mixed reviews about them. If they can keep mosquitoes and spiders out of my house, then it's totally worth it. Thank goodness I've never seen a cockroach, it might keep me up for weeks. Has anyone used one of them?

pjme

Hmm, you could be suffering from arachnafobia. You can get treatment/counseling for that.  :o ::)

There's nothing wrong with "bugs" - most spiders are basically harmless - an infestation with roaches etc. is of course a real problem and should  be treated by professionals.

Catch housespiders : put a glass over them, slide a paper under it et voilĂ  : go outside and release the animal. Spiders will catch flies and mosquitos for you.

Peter

Morigan

My mother won't kill spiders in her house because she says they bring money in your home. Haha!

Mozart

I don't fear spiders harming me, I fear spiders crawling on me like the one today did. I've just never liked bugs, they bug! About 4 years ago, I woke up to my room being invaded by ants. The walls were covered with them, my bed thing covered with them...And maybe when I was asleep some when up my nose and into my brain...Or in my mouth and out my butt...Also what about those beetles that make really loud noises? Someone told me that the average human swallows 3 spiders a year in their sleep...I hope thats not true, I don't wanna eat any.

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Catch housespiders : put a glass over them, slide a paper under it et voilĂ  : go outside and release the animal. Spiders will catch flies and mosquitos for you.

Mosquitos are east for me to kill now. I just have to trap them near a window. They like to hang out on the...whats the word near the windows? Curtains? I can't think of the name but then I can just wrap it around them and smush them. Its especially nice to kill a mosquito because they just bug and bug you until they die. If a mosquito is in my room while I'm sleeping, the sound it makes as it flies near my ear is enough to wake me up.

Michel

We've got loads of mice, and they are twats.

Dana


greg

Quote from: Dana on March 05, 2008, 04:52:58 AM
**Pounds table!**
one day that table is gonna break from so many people pounding on it........



Quote from: E..L..I..A..S.. =) on March 04, 2008, 11:49:52 PM
Also what about those beetles that make really loud noises?
the flying ones? I had one fly right on my mouth when I was trying to fall asleep once.
Before, in my old house, there was a period of a few years that, whenever it was a certain season (can't remember which), there was always about 3-4 times a week where you'd see a cockroach. I never wanted to go in the bathroom at night or in the morning because there was always one there.

Dana

Quote from: GGGGRRREEG on March 05, 2008, 06:05:27 AMone day that table is gonna break from so many people pounding on it........

It is a good, solid, oak table. It will not break.

Mozart

Quote from: Dana on March 05, 2008, 04:52:58 AM
**Pounds table!**
I think it deserved more of a knee slap than a table pound.

greg

Quote from: Dana on March 05, 2008, 06:33:25 PM
It is a good, solid, oak table. It will not break.
I just put it in lava. Is it ok still?

Dana

You are too weak to move the table. You need to find a helm of +8 strength before you can lift the table.

pjme

#15
the flying ones? I had one fly right on my mouth when I was trying to fall asleep once.
Before, in my old house, there was a period of a few years that, whenever it was a certain season (can't remember which), there was always about 3-4 times a week where you'd see a cockroach. I never wanted to go in the bathroom at night or in the morning because there was always one ther


Sure, some insects are poisonous - but most bugs you come into contact with during your life will be harmless - bites and stings may cause a (temporary) reaction , but all in all : harmless animals. Do buy or loan a good book on insects. They are rather fascinating!

possibly you've seen too many silly B movies  ;D



or listened to Wagner's, sadly forgotten,


Harry

And some of them are good protein......... ;D

greg

Quote from: Dana on March 05, 2008, 09:12:33 PM
You are too weak to move the table. You need to find a helm of +8 strength before you can lift the table.
huh, i've already upgraded to a Hammer weapon that gives me 63 Attack Power, i could just cut it in half.