Cockroaches :/

I just threw up a little.

You have my deepest sympathies.

That's a fate I'd never wish on my worst enemy Dx

My roomie told me he once took a drink out of a glass of water he'd left in the dark in the kitchen and felt something crawl around in his mouth. He spit it out, turned the lights on, and saw a big fat cockroach scurry away.

The stuff of nightmares, I tell you.

 

My cousin was going to make me eat one once ... but his mom said I didn't have to.

 

In Mexico, cockroaches are called "cucarachas". They are awful, big M*****f***ers. The stuff of nightmares.

 

ew. eeeeew. EW. That's icky. I feel sorry for cockroaches, they're relatively harmless creatures, but everyone hates them, myself included. I hope you can get rid of the problem

 

:thewave::thewave:

 

We sometimes see cockroaches (I live next to a wooded lot so we get critters). If I see them, I'll spray them with Raid. Or, fun thing to do, I try to catch them with a clear cup, and spray a bit of Raid and watch the neurotoxin in action. Very fun to watch those pests squirm and die. Ok, I might have a little evil in me, haha.

 

Well, I was called 'Roachie' for a while last time. I had to act as a cockroach in a play. Don't ask. :/

There are so many cockroaches here that sometimes after fumigation, you can see their bodies littering the ground.

 

Urgh! Yuck!

My ex is American and when I would visited her I nearly crapped my panties! There was a mega-cockroach in the hallway. Eeeeeek! She had to take a running jump to get over it for the vacuum and sucked the bugger up. Sooooo creeeeeeepy! We then put the vacuum in the garage and blocked the bottom of the door in case it came back to get us.

I can't stand creepy crawlies!

 

No I can't say that I do. However I live in an apartment and it's kinda in a woodsy area so during the fall/ early winter we do get some spiders that come in. Thankfully we got new owners who are going to spray before summer hits.

 

Ahahahahahaha :roflmao: I think it's time to move honey

 

If I spot them at a distance, I'm good. Crawling on my limb? I'll be okay. Crawling on my face at night? I'd probably never want to sleep again. O.O

 

Oh, I'm SO sorry. That's absolutely dreadful. Eugh. *shivers* I've had a few crawl on me before, but never on my face; that makes me want to gag.

HOWEVER! I did have a fun little run in with them that was beyond bizarre. During one of the hurricanes that crashed through south Florida back in 2005 (Francis?), we had put plywood shutters up where we ran out of the metal ones. Well, after the storm passed, we open the curtains of the window with the wood, and there are HUNDREDS, I kid you not, HUNDREDS of freakin' cockroaches all congregated between the wood and the window. And there were a few white (albino?) roaches among them too, which I had never knew existed much less seen. It was bad enough trying to sleep without AC in a 98 degree house, but knowing those little guys were chillin' right outside made it a looonng two weeks.

 

Cockroaches?? Ewww!!! Luckily I never had any experiences with them and I hope I never do

 

The whole east coast is a haven for roaches, especially the farther south you go, and Baltimore is not exempt. Luckily, I've never had any bad infestations inside, just occasional ones that come in from outside in the summer, but are huge. They call them Palmetto bugs, but they're giant roaches to me...fast as Hell, scary, and when you step on 'em to squish 'em, you have to be careful, 'cause you might slip on fall on the mushy guts. I'm told these get even bigger down south.

This is among the reasons I loved northern Michigan: it was too cold for bugs of this size!

 

Oh stop being so silly!

They're only trying to get on with their (short) lives.
Poor things!

 

OK, I'm going to petition the City of Baltimore to round up and ship every last roach to you! Enjoy

 

Ewww I would have sued them by now...more than once jk