It's aboot time I grab my hockey stick and go hunting for spiders.
I just spent the last 35 mins (It WAS 3am mind you when I was gonna go to bed) when I got up to do my before bed pee, and saw the spider. He fled my room hours ago after being unveiled from beneath a towel, and hid underneath the freezer in the spare room, waiting....
I tol my pop that he was gonna come out, but he said he was long gone.
He was wrong.
There he was. Staring at me. Taunting me, knowing I didn't have the guts to get him myself. I grabbed for my pop's shoe, a flash light, and went after him. He dashed for the computer desk in the same room, and hid cleverly for 30 mins while I shifted aside chairs and boxes, carefully trying to unmask him, but not frighten him... he was crafty and quick after all.
Finally I spotted him. Shifting the box, I had him clear against the wall. I shuffled forward and with my flash light dead on him, he flinched. But I was quicker!
With a few quick jabs I had dismembered a few legs and he was powerless to stop me. He lay there, unable to understand what was transpiring. With a finishing blow with the shoe, he was done. There was nothing more to be done.
Now I can sleep peacefully.
....tl;dr, anybody else ever find a spider or a bug of some sort and unable to go to bed until they killed it?
I just spent the last 35 mins (It WAS 3am mind you when I was gonna go to bed) when I got up to do my before bed pee, and saw the spider. He fled my room hours ago after being unveiled from beneath a towel, and hid underneath the freezer in the spare room, waiting....
I tol my pop that he was gonna come out, but he said he was long gone.
He was wrong.
There he was. Staring at me. Taunting me, knowing I didn't have the guts to get him myself. I grabbed for my pop's shoe, a flash light, and went after him. He dashed for the computer desk in the same room, and hid cleverly for 30 mins while I shifted aside chairs and boxes, carefully trying to unmask him, but not frighten him... he was crafty and quick after all.
Finally I spotted him. Shifting the box, I had him clear against the wall. I shuffled forward and with my flash light dead on him, he flinched. But I was quicker!
With a few quick jabs I had dismembered a few legs and he was powerless to stop me. He lay there, unable to understand what was transpiring. With a finishing blow with the shoe, he was done. There was nothing more to be done.
Now I can sleep peacefully.
....tl;dr, anybody else ever find a spider or a bug of some sort and unable to go to bed until they killed it?