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"I would have stood there and crapped in my trousers."

The missus was in the hallway brushing her hair in the large mirror that hangs there, when a huuuge spider fell off the ceiling and landed on the back of her hand. Now she's gone to work (proably won't come back - I wouldn't) and it's still out there with my shoes. Help!

Burn the house down! Quicky whilst you know it's still in there!!

I was brushing my teeth once and a spider fell, hit my head and landed in the sink.

I screamed like a little girl.

I wish i knew why spiders fill me with such fear.

When you think about it, fear of spiders is irrational. For me, it's probably those creepy little legs and the way they scuttle around the place that gets me.

*shudders*

cookie monster wrote:
> I wish i knew why spiders fill me with such fear.

It's because they always catch you unawares. You're doing your daily tasks, then from the corner of your eye some black moving spot crawls into view, or worse still you turn around and the bug ger is there in 10x magnified glory.

See it from the other end of a room however, and it's an easy killing.

Spiders aren't scary.

Moths, though...

*shuders*

What's with all the legs? don't they trip themselves over?

Oh and don't worry - it won't survive long in your shoes.

Rickoss wrote:
> Moths, though...
>
> *shuders*

Hahahah. Girl.

*hears someone mention flying*

Eep. :-(

Rickoss wrote:
> Spiders aren't scary.
>
> Moths, though...
>
> *shuders*

Moths aren't scary. They just really "tick" me off at night.

Well, all the time actually, but mainly at night. As well as flies and crane flies or whatever their called.

The worst thing about moths is the mess they leave after you squash them, its hard to clean off.