General Chatter

[Mercyknight]

*sighs* hello everyone... i guess you dont expect me here...

announced guests sometimes are the most fun. come on in

[Kaltes-Herzeleid]

*sighs* hello everyone... i guess you dont expect me here...

Hi there.

[Fiction]

*sighs* hello everyone... i guess you dont expect me here...

O shit whaddup

[Kadae]

*sighs* hello everyone... i guess you dont expect me here...

Whoa, hey, welcome back!

[Uboa]

thanks guys, i feel bad for leaving the skype chatroom...

Lucile: Uboa is sorry for what he did, he wants to keep making presents for all of you and after following our feline ideals we start getting a bit far of our friends. you see is hard to lead a revolution on the internet and we want you to be part of, to bring the paw up and lead us into the warm waters of being heroes, is hard to explain... we all wanna say is sorry and we wantto keep giving you gifts

[Mercyknight]

thanks guys, i feel bad for leaving the skype chatroom...

Lucile: Uboa is sorry for what he did, he wants to keep making presents for all of you and after following our feline ideals we start getting a bit far of our friends. you see is hard to lead a revolution on the internet and we want you to be part of, to bring the paw up and lead us into the warm waters of being heroes, is hard to explain... we all wanna say is sorry and we wantto keep giving you gifts

welcome back

[Kaltes-Herzeleid]

This literally occurred hours ago at two something in the morning...and holy hell did it freak me out.

I've never had a phobia of snakes, in fact I've generally been indifferent to the slithering reptile.

Yeah...totally different story when one thinks it's a fantastic idea to make its way into your bedroom. I was laying around, enjoying a late night episode of House as I have these past couple of months when I notice one of my cats inspecting something in the corner near my door. This is nothing new really, they do that whenever something like a spider gets into the place, so I get up to inspect whatever the cat's nosing at.

See something wriggling.

I think its a worm for about a second or two until I realize its slithering...then I see the head. Oh fuck its a snake.

Cue bellowing for mom to wake up and help get rid of it. Now why didn't I do it myself, you ask? Well bear in mind this was just a puny baby snake that could move very quickly the second I turn away, and this thing is fucking tiny and a big snake is capable of hiding well enough as is, last thing we need to go on a snake hunt at two at night. There are dozens of places in my room it could've hidden anyway. Luckily it was just a non poisonous one...but hey, suppose it got brave and decided to bite a cat that got too close for whatever reason, and the male cat wanted to get at it to investigate more. Or kill it. Or both. Either way it's not a good situation.

Luckily we got it out of the house without much of a fuss, but it still freaked me the hell out. Let's just say I didn't sleep well.

[Ziggy and Angelbaby]

Oh fuck its a snake.

In the shitty trailer where I used to live, we had everything from giant cockroaches to skinks to, on two occasions, a snake get inside. I'll never forget the first time I spotted the damned thing. I turned towards the front door and saw a rat snake, several feet in length, CLINGING to the wall and door frame; up about as high as the light switch. I think I went to go, Idunno, get something (not sure what the hell I planned on doing), and it had moved on by the time I returned.

My grandfather ultimately came over, managed to step on the reptile's head (pinning it in place), and I grabbed the rest of it and tossed it into some container with a lid. It was released into the brush by the side of the road; a ways down from where I lived.

[Mercyknight]

Oh fuck its a snake.

In the shitty trailer where I used to live, we had everything from giant cockroaches to skinks to, on two occasions, a snake get inside. I'll never forget the first time I spotted the damned thing. I turned towards the front door and saw a rat snake, several feet in length, CLINGING to the wall and door frame; up about as high as the light switch. I think I went to go, Idunno, get something (not sure what the hell I planned on doing), and it had moved on by the time I returned.

My grandfather ultimately came over, managed to step on the reptile's head (pinning it in place), and I grabbed the rest of it and tossed it into some container with a lid. It was released into the brush by the side of the road; a ways down from where I lived.

i Have these all over my house.
http://www.spiders.us/species/pholcus-phalangioides/

and what looks to be one of these or a mixture of them comes in when it rains outside
http://www.spiders.us/species/hogna-carolinensis/
http://www.spiders.us/species/agelenopsis-spp/

[Kaltes-Herzeleid]

^
As an arachnophobe you have my sympathies.