Records and Bed Bugs
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Bed bugs found in San Francisco Goodwill warehouse, all items being sent to the landfill.
Be careful out there...
Be careful out there...
ppadilha said
B_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...
even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
B_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
white_tea said
padilha saidB_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...
even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
ha! I actually have very vague memories of that movie, at the time it scared the shit out of me. I had gone to see it after a glowing review from my cousin who had seen it and said he couldn't sleep for days afterwards. I watched the trailer on youtube recently though, that movie is straight up comical. I'd probably enjoy watching it again.
padilha saidB_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
ha! I actually have very vague memories of that movie, at the time it scared the shit out of me. I had gone to see it after a glowing review from my cousin who had seen it and said he couldn't sleep for days afterwards. I watched the trailer on youtube recently though, that movie is straight up comical. I'd probably enjoy watching it again.
Happened to me with moths twice coming back with dusty rekirds from Colombia and brazil, never bed bugs
white_tea saidpadilha saidB_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...
even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
speaking of nerd alert, I still recall that in response to the "fear" that this movie had on folks, scientist/entomologist had to ensure persons that the concept of such a jungle spider mating with a "normal" spider was akin to an elephant having sex with a poodle. -- I have no idea why that bit of useless knowledge has stayed with me over these years.
padilha saidB_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
speaking of nerd alert, I still recall that in response to the "fear" that this movie had on folks, scientist/entomologist had to ensure persons that the concept of such a jungle spider mating with a "normal" spider was akin to an elephant having sex with a poodle. -- I have no idea why that bit of useless knowledge has stayed with me over these years.
jlee said:white_tea saidpadilha saidB_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...
even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
speaking of nerd alert, I still recall that in response to the "fear" that this movie had on folks, scientist/entomologist had to ensure persons that the concept of such a jungle spider mating with a "normal" spider was akin to an elephant having sex with a poodle. -- I have no idea why that bit of useless knowledge has stayed with me over these years.
You know, as an 11-year-old I was pretty shaken up, and can still hear that the queen spider's screams after Jeff Daniel's Macgyvered a blow torch with some of the wine in his collection. That said, the science in the film seemed drum tight!
padilha saidB_Cooper said:You really don't have to worry about bed bugs if they were in an unoccupied hay loft. Now black widow spiders...even more dangerous is if those black widows mate with an aggressive new species of spider brought over from the tropics inside the coffin of your old entomologist neighbor.
Not to flex my knowledge of Arachnophobia but the local dude who led to the small-town spider infestation was actually a photographer hired by the entomologist.
speaking of nerd alert, I still recall that in response to the "fear" that this movie had on folks, scientist/entomologist had to ensure persons that the concept of such a jungle spider mating with a "normal" spider was akin to an elephant having sex with a poodle. -- I have no idea why that bit of useless knowledge has stayed with me over these years.
You know, as an 11-year-old I was pretty shaken up, and can still hear that the queen spider's screams after Jeff Daniel's Macgyvered a blow torch with some of the wine in his collection. That said, the science in the film seemed drum tight!
white_tea said:You know, as an 11-year-old I was pretty shaken up, and can still hear that the queen spider's screams after Jeff Daniel's Macgyvered a blow torch with some of the wine in his collection. That said, the science in the film seemed drum tight!
I remember my brain fighting with itself, between being terrified of the spider and thinking "spiders can't scream!"
I remember my brain fighting with itself, between being terrified of the spider and thinking "spiders can't scream!"
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