Sure! we'll go halfsies on the gene replacement treatment. Sound good?Abedeus said:Maybe I'm growing out of arachnophobia, but today I've killed a pretty big spider. But I still have a trauma from the time I met a giant, hand-sized spider in my living room, while I was carrying a bowl of soup.
Wanna change? I'm allergic, my wasp/bee sting marks look like your wasp marks. And my wasp marks can threaten my life.thebestaround21 said:I'm fuckin' terrified of wasps strictly on their unpredictability and they don't die when you get stung. So those mofo's could keep coming back.bodyklok said:No. The only insect I'm even remotely afraid of is Wasps, but I've overcome the urge to run from them so I'm just left with an inalienable fear when I see one.
Yuck, I know that feeling. A few weeks ago I rolled over in bed and opened my eyes to see one of those fuckers crawling towards my face. SO pissed, because you can never get back to sleep after something like that. You always feel like something is crawling on you.Frankydee said:Spiders don't necessarily scare me or anything I just hate having them in my room especially considering the area I live in is prone to Brown Recluse (plural?) spiders and I don't want to spend a few nights in the hospital with a huge purple bruise on my back. I've already had multiple spider bites and they hurt quite a bit.
I kill them. Also, I kill moths and crane flies. It just freak me the fu** out to get them in my face.Cuniculus said:I hate them. They are one of the few bugs I'll kill instantly instead of trying to catch it and let it outside. Spiders and mosquitoes are about the only two things I kill on sight.
Sounds like one hell of a party.wewontdie11 said:Not at all. I like my spiders how I like my women. With long hairy legs and eight eyes.