hartzofspace
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14 Apr 2010, 11:40 am
jagatai wrote:
Sorry. I noticed you were specifically referring to "goddamned" spiders. Spiders that have been damned by god are generally of a rather recalcitrant nature and should be dealt with with hand grenades, napalm and recordings of James Taylor turned up really loud.
hartzofspace
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14 Apr 2010, 11:42 am
Darkword wrote:
But spiders are so harmless, and they kill the noisier bugs for you. All the little guy asks is for some space on your ceiling (not like you're using it anyway!).
I fear spiders. And, the trouble with letting them have some space on your ceiling, is that sooner or later, they descend upon you when you are not looking...
14 Apr 2010, 11:54 am
spooky13 wrote:
Vacuum cleaner? 
I do know that spiders don't like baking soda or citrus fumes, like Lemon Pledge.
I do know that spiders don't like baking soda or citrus fumes, like Lemon Pledge.When I see a spider at home and my parents are home I just yell to dad. He kills it right away. If I were home alone, I just get Pledge too and just spray at it. It all depends on the size of the spider though. Tiny ones are ok. I hate insects.
14 Apr 2010, 1:45 pm
pumibel wrote:
persian85033 wrote:
Get your cat into the room, and have the spider catch its attention. It'll be gone in no time.
One of my cats will catch a bumble bee in his paw and eat it in a matter of seconds. he likes crickets too, but he is banned from my room because he mauls my dolls.
My cat likes just about anything that moves. If it's something like a grasshopper, or one of those bugs that buzz, she'll bat them for a while, until they 'surrender', and they don't jump or fly/buzz anymore. Then she's like, 'you're no fun anymore!' and then eats it.
