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OT: Termites on Bass: What's the 'freakiest' thing you've ever found in your house?


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Scorpions,Wolf Spiders, Carpenter Ants, Pack Rats (found a dead one in my studio, electrocuted himself by chewing into the main power cable), Vinegaroons, Crickets, Lizards of all sizes - all frequent visitors to Rancho Bajo, but the weirdest had to be a Skink - it's like a snake with legs, very creepy.
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I used to live in Anchorage, and I used to wake up to find all kinds of odd things just outside the house. Moose were favorites. Once when I was a kid, I was late getting to school because there was a moose blocking the front door. In high school, I had a moose sleep outside my bedroom window for about a week. I had a lower-floor bedroom, & that meant that it was halfway below ground; so I'd look up out the window, & couldn't see anything but moose.

 

Then when you're camping, black bears are pretty common. Once we made the mistake of not cleaning up after a campfire party, & when we awoke there was a black bear sitting at the picnic table, eating marshmallows & potato chips. Turns out bears love junk food.

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I found a nest of brown recluse spiders in my boxspring. Thus, I found the cause of all 47 brown recluse spider bites.

 

While I was in El Paso last month for work, I discovered a maid sleeping on the couch in the hotel room. Apparantly she decided to take a short rest and ended up falling asleep.

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Originally posted by cornbread:

I found a nest of brown recluse spiders in my boxspring. Thus, I found the cause of all 47 brown recluse spider bites.

I'm not going to sleep for a month. I hate spiders. I hate the thought of a whole mess of them in my boxspring even more.
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Originally posted by Bumpcity:

Originally posted by cornbread:

I found a nest of brown recluse spiders in my boxspring. Thus, I found the cause of all 47 brown recluse spider bites.

I'm not going to sleep for a month. I hate spiders. I hate the thought of a whole mess of them in my boxspring even more.
Glad I could help the insomnia cause!
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Originally posted by Bumpcity:

Originally posted by cornbread:

Glad I could help the insomnia cause!

You have no idea. I've already taken my bed apart and searched for suspect holes and/or things. Damn spiders.
The Bengal works on them the first time. They build up an immunity to it. I've found fire to be the best, as I burned that boxspring.

 

But, if you are bitten, I suggest the strongest antibiotic you can get your paws on and the strongest whiskey you can get down your gullet. In all honesty, when I would have a new bite spring up and would have a show or a tour that involved massive amounts of alcohol, the bites healed much more quickly than going sober with similar size and effected bites.

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Originally posted by Social Critic:

I was on a service call and stopped by the house to pick up some paperwork and when I went upstairs to my room I caught my daughter and her boyfriend in full frontal "Flagrante Delecto"

 

There are some things a father should NEVER see. :mad:

Ditto. Same situation, but in my case it was my sister at our parent' home. Wasn't exactly what I wanted to see back then. Managed to sneak out of the house, they never knew I was there, and never mentioned it to anyone before today. Fortunately I was living elsewhere at the time.

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OOO... the moose story reminded me of something.

Years ago, I went out after a 16 hour day at work (the sixth in a row so I desirved it)I had quite a bit to drink, got home but was halted by 2 frisky skunks going at it for at least 2 hours right in front of my door. I wound up falling asleep on a parked car, I woke up once but the little buggers were still at it. :bor:

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We once had a nest of Wolf Rats drown. Apparently, the nest was near a creek that had flood after a really heavy rain. We found about 7 of them dead in our back yard. Ever see a wolf rat? They're the size of a small dog/very large cat and with front teeth like a beaver. Looked like mutant/sci-fi/radiation experimentation gone wrong! I was just glad that they were dead!

*That's no ordinary rat!!*

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In the boarding school where I was, a coakroach once entered my friends ear!! :eek:

I also remember a student who was busy munching popcorn in the darkness. He felt some little tickles in his mouth. When he spat them out, it was hairy cockroach legs!!! He chewed one! :D:cry::eek:

 

Women over here do all sorts of stuff with their hair. Weaving, chemicals, wigs etc.. A woman who was getting so many unexplained headaches went to the doc. When the doc lifted the weave, a bug had burrowed in her head and laid eggs. The wound was as big as a biscuit!! :eek:

 

Check your bed/room tonight!!! Sweet dreams. ;)

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Walked in one night to find a note from my ex-girlfriend (yes, we shared a two bedroom for four months after breaking up, oh the humanity!) that said, "Don't step on Duncan, he's smaller than you." Now, I had no idea who or what Duncan was, so I just stood in the doorway and squinted through the darkness. I finally discovered Duncan under an end table, a Shar Pei puppy. Did you know that when Shar Pei puppies whine, it sounds like a cross between a baby crying and a pig squealing? Did that every time it was left alone.

 

Another apartment, another state, lieing on the floor watching the tube, and felt a Wolf Spider crawling over my head. The fly on the wall reported that he had never seen anyone move so fast, and never seen a spider bounce so high after it was hit with a size 13 boat shoe.

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