Well, a while ago, I was at my grandmother's house, She had an insect problem at the time.
There was a spider sitting behind a chest. So, my mother grabs a broom and tries to sweep it out of the house.
Then, like a flash, baby spiders go
everywhere!
The spider had had babies on her back, and when my mom sweeped at it - they went all over.
After I had shitted some bricks, I got some spray and helped killed as many of those freaky little creatures I could find.
Spiders give me goosebumps, and I absolutely fear them.
So, if you wake up one night from a high-pitched girly scream - that's just me staying the night at my grandmothers
That'd have to be a very high pitch scream considering we're hundreds of miles apart
thebobevil said:
Get a cat ... cats love to eat spiders.
Plus, spiders enter bathrooms via drains, so are always more likely to see one in the bathroom, than anywhere else in the house.
Cats also love to bring in fleas and shit.
QUOTE(Westside @ Mar 29 2008, 06:27 PM)
I had bad experience with spiders. Back in Uzbekistan I stayed at a rural area for vacation. Suddenly, in middle of the night a spider was crawling up, I was just about to shake it off, but I can't! It was attached to my arm. I took a closer look, it was some kind of scorpion. I was like "Oh shit! It's a trap!" and tried to shake it off as hard as I could and it did snap off, leaving me a pretty bloody and possibly poisoned arm. My parents were at work back in the city, so the only one there was my Great Grand Mother. She does not believe in the "infidel" Russian hospital that we had in the county, and took me to a Persian Shaman. He made me recite chants with him and made me walk on hot coal dancing while drinking "anti-venom" that tasted like mud mixed with manure. That day my condition became worse, my parents picked me up and immediately brought me to an emergency clinic at the City. I stayed in the hospital for some time and eventually got better in about a week. Doctors said the venom wasn't that much, but what ever the Shamans fed me made my condition.