There is no better way to describe wasps or bees than this picture.Dfskelleton said:Wasps. I don't need to explain with anything other than a picture:
I'm sure someone's already posted this, but if not, I'm truly surprised.
Poll: ...If You Could Drive ONE Pest to Extinction (WITHOUT ANY ECOLOGICAL RAMIFICATIONS)...
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Cockroaches have my vote. this is the only big that i will go out of my way to KILL. they are dirty, nasty and disgusting. facts they use trails of urine and feces to navigate around. they can survive with out food or water for 5 days to 2 weeks (even if you cut off their heads). they will eat ANYTHING, meat,plaints,paper,sugar anything......
Ticks. TICKS. I hate the little bastards. I can deal with mosquitoes. They're annoying, but they're slow as hell and easy to squish. Wasps die horribly to any aerosol (especially Aqua Net). Freaking ticks though . . . Silent buggers creeping up your pant leg without you even knowing that they're there. Unless you see it before it's found a cozy spot, it just plunges its fat face into your skin and starts gorging on your lifeblood. Then you've got to PLUCK them off. And if you don't find it anytime soon, you'll be in for a surprise when a bloated grape drops off your person, tiny black legs flicking around. UGH!!! I HATES THOSE VARMINTS! TICKS CAN BURN IN HELL!
Giant centipedes - the aggressive, venomous kind - freak me out. Those three-inch-long Japanese hornets freak me out. Sydney funnel web spiders freak me out. But at least they're all integral parts of their respective ecosystems. You know what contribution ticks make? They suck blood, then go make more ticks.
God I hate them.
Giant centipedes - the aggressive, venomous kind - freak me out. Those three-inch-long Japanese hornets freak me out. Sydney funnel web spiders freak me out. But at least they're all integral parts of their respective ecosystems. You know what contribution ticks make? They suck blood, then go make more ticks.
God I hate them.
I beg to differ!Gitty101 said:
Those things can kill you quite easily! My second day in Australia I saw one outside near the house I was staying at. It chased me. I nearly died from fear. It's the most aggressive and the most deadly spider on Earth (and of course it lives in Australia!)
Spiders.
Even the ones that aren't poisonous spread webs everywhere and have a billion little kids in my house.
Also, there's a reason so many works of horror include spider-like beings. There's something inherently creepy there.
Even the ones that aren't poisonous spread webs everywhere and have a billion little kids in my house.
Also, there's a reason so many works of horror include spider-like beings. There's something inherently creepy there.
whales so those self-rightous pricks from the Sea Shappard can go home and stop playing Captain Planet
Ladybugs,why?
Spiders are bad ass (yet I'm afraid of them) and they don't bother me as long as I clean my house every so often (avoids making it suitable for spiders)
Flies are easy to kill
Ants are awesome
Don't get mosquitoes where I live
And all other insects don't come into my house, Ladybugs,however, overrun my house in the winter and fuck like rabbits, making thousands of Ladybugs that fly all over the place and take forever to kill.
Spiders are bad ass (yet I'm afraid of them) and they don't bother me as long as I clean my house every so often (avoids making it suitable for spiders)
Flies are easy to kill
Ants are awesome
Don't get mosquitoes where I live
And all other insects don't come into my house, Ladybugs,however, overrun my house in the winter and fuck like rabbits, making thousands of Ladybugs that fly all over the place and take forever to kill.
Jews...
Just kidding.
I would say ladybugs. There are always ladybugs in myhouse during the summer. So many... WHY ARE THERE SO MANY FUCKING LADYBUGS???!
Just kidding.
I would say ladybugs. There are always ladybugs in myhouse during the summer. So many... WHY ARE THERE SO MANY FUCKING LADYBUGS???!
Crickets are pests? Thats new for me. As for worms not the earthworms, for sure.
I would get rid of coakroaches, ticks, flees, leeches and parasitic worms.
I would get rid of coakroaches, ticks, flees, leeches and parasitic worms.
That's why this is a hypothetical situation. I'm not being a smart ass but no need to point out the blantently obvious. Just which one of those pests would you rather do without?C95J said: