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  1. #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by SheSaidSheSaid View Post
    What do you do when a large insect enters your room?
    ask him why he didn't knock on the door first?

  2. #42
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    I take the cyanide tablet that I hid in my teeth for just such an occasion.
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    I've been drinking wine (sweet berry wine!) and thought the title of this thread was "What do you do if a large intestine enters your room"?

    That changes the scenario considerably.

  4. #44
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    I do one of two things: bite it and suck its blood, or bite it and inject some venom or saliva, just so they can see what it feels like.
    Lawdog - "That may be the dirtiest thing anyone has ever said on here."

  5. #45
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dadasaurus Rex View Post
    Spiders inside - dead, Oustide - Live free and prosper.
    Crickets - Don't even care, too many to mess with.
    Wasps/Hornets/Bees - On, or inside the house - Dead.
    Centipedes/Millipedes - Catch and release.
    Scorpions - On, or inside the house - Dead.
    Praying Mantises - Welcome, in our out.
    Grasshoppers - Catch and release.
    June Bugs - Dead all around.
    OK we agree on praying mantises but killing June bugs...REALLY? Japanese beetles I can see but June bugs?

    Anyway I'm usually pretty lenient on spiders outside but for the last year we have had an influx of big funnel web spiders. Today I unfortunately had to get rid of a couple hanging out in my tool shed. Suckers were as big as the base of a wine glass. Debated it but they looked like mini-tarantulas and were hanging out by the light switch so they had to go.

    I'm more interested in lawdog's answer to his question now.
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  6. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by daxx1970 View Post
    OK we agree on praying mantises but killing June bugs...REALLY? Japanese beetles I can see but June bugs?

    Anyway I'm usually pretty lenient on spiders outside but for the last year we have had an influx of big funnel web spiders. Today I unfortunately had to get rid of a couple hanging out in my tool shed. Suckers were as big as the base of a wine glass. Debated it but they looked like mini-tarantulas and were hanging out by the light switch so they had to go.
    Give me some of that sweet, sweet spider juice!

  7. #47
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lawdog1521 View Post
    Surveillance footage of Live.
    I laughed.
    Addicted to bad movies since 2008

  8. #48
    One my dogs LOVES to chase insects. I usually grab her and put her in the room the insect is in and point her at it. Then I just close the door and listen to the chaos inside.
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  9. #49
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lawdog1521 View Post
    "What do you do if a large intestine enters your room"?
    Film it, upload it to 1channel as my own short movie :3
    "You just made me Trollol so hard the Nyan cats I poop blew up into derps that made everyone FUUUU so hard Trolldad lost his smile."


 

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