Before I go in, there are no pictures right?
damn it, I clicked in and sure enough giant-ass cricket photo.
:/
That's why I have trouble also reading these sorts of articles.
People should know not to post pictures :|
Before I go in, there are no pictures right?
Sorry. Cricket photo got added later and isn't really a part of the main thread. You can read the stuff above. It's a classic.Before I go in, there are no pictures right?
damn it, I clicked in and sure enough giant-ass cricket photo.
:/
That's why I have trouble also reading these sorts of articles.
People should know not to post pictures :|
read until the part where he flushes the toilet and notices he didn't seal the box well enough lolSorry. Cricket photo got added later and isn't really a part of the main thread. You can read the stuff above. It's a classic.
Hate crickets. Last year I only had one enter my room, this year so far in the past WEEK 5 have entered my room. I'm scared (or idk, some weird phobia of bugs which also applies to crickets) of them, and so I don't even want to open google and search for 'ways to figure out what's causing so many crickets to enter my room' because I know that all the articles will have photos of crickets. Anyone have any recommendations? Currently using one glue trap towards the side of my room, but I don't even know why or how they're entering my room. For context, my room used to be the garage - but I don't know where they are coming from. Ventilation? Under my door? cracks in the wall? I don't know.
Meet The Next Superfood: Crickets.
Crickets are jam-packed with protein, iron and calcium -- and 80% of the world eats them.forward.com
"According to some interpretations of Leviticus, crickets are kosher."
I like you too much to respond with any of the many cracks that popped into my head as I read this. With that said, I did think of you the other night when one of my kids ran upstairs to report a cricket in the basement and refused to go back down until I removed it.I
FUCKING
HATE
CRICKETS.
Just smushed one with my legs in the dark while half asleep, freaked out, and ran out of the room. It was exploring my foot and it felt itchy, so... I itched... And then wetness ensued. No noise, nothing. Just crunch, wet.
I really can't do this anymore.
I know, it's 'childish' but I'm not sure what to do at this point, because I've tried so hard to work on this fear and it just... doesn't go away.I like you too much to respond with any of the many cracks that popped into my head as I read this. With that said, I did think of you the other night when one of my kids ran upstairs to report a cricket in the basement and refused to go back down until I removed it.
I know, it's 'childish' but I'm not sure what to do at this point, because I've tried so hard to work on this fear and it just... doesn't go away.
See, I used to have that too, even with butterflies and moths. I used to do the yelp/run, but I forced myself to stop that with butterflies. Moths not as much. For some reason, when it comes to crickets, specifically crickets, I just can't do it, no matter what I've tried. Spiders I can kill generally, because they're slower. I'm debating maybe going to some sort of therapy, as when I was younger that helped with other fears I had.My daughter is afraid of butterflies. It started when she was little; now she's a college sophomore and it has not diminished. We'll be walking down the street and suddenly she'll let out a yelp and run 10-20 yards because there is a butterfly in the vicinity.
Butterflies are generally deemed the least scary or icky of bugs, so I suppose a cricket fear is less embarrassing than that.
I'm not sure if this helps or not.
As we celebrate Festivus, let's begin with the Airing of Grievances against NYCFC...
Mataritta, why the hell do you tackle the Toronto player when he's just running toward the endline.
As we celebrate Festivus, let's begin with the Airing of Grievances against NYCFC...
Mataritta, why the hell do you tackle the Toronto player when he's just running toward the endline.