I've got a bug

[undeterred]

He's in the bathtub. What should I do with him?

[trackfan]

1. me too

[pdx_prog]

2. SQUASH!

[billyskank]

3. Trap it and evict it, if you can

Don't like the look of that bugger. :scared:

[Shine]

4. Ewwwwwww!!!!

that is one NASTY lookin' bug!!!

Is that thing REALLY in your bathtub?! Quick, run some water, now that you've documented it, for posterity. :)

Hey, btw, how'd your interview go yesterday? I remember you asking for good vibes.....wish I, of course, sent.

:pals:

[undeterred]

5. thank you for asking!

and thanks for the good vibes too!

I had interviews with 3 different people and I think it went really well. If they want me I will hear today and start Monday, so I am wating by the phone!

[Shine]

6. Wow, that's fast! I'll hold good thoughts that the phone rings soon.

You must be pretty bored, if you're taking pictures of bugs in your bathtub....


:P

[undeterred]

7. well I didn't really take the pic

Its a google pic, but I find bugs like that one coming up out of the drain all the time. I drown them before I take a bath!

Waiting for the phone to ring...

[arwalden]

8. I've seen those in my garage... very creepy.

I squash them.

[eyepaddle]

9. Eeewwwww Centipedes!

Gosh they are nasty. On the plus side though, they eat other bugs--so if you have them you ahve just about nothing else.

:scared:

Usually I try to shoo bugs outside--centipedes are WAY too fast, you'll pretty much have to squash.

Not that it matters--he'll be long gone by the time you see this.

[undeterred]

11. They are icky

but they are cool- I mean, can you imagine having that many legs?

[WillParkinson]

10. Help him outdoors....

House centipedes feed on small insects, insect larvae, and on spiders. Thus they are beneficial, though most homeowners take a different point-of-view and consider them a nuisance. Technically, the house centipede could bite, but it is considered harmless to people.

[Az]

12. I'm from the catch and release camp

He's actually a good guy. They eat other bugs. Specifically spiders, termites, cockroaches, and silverfish. So the more centipedes you have the fewer of the other critters you have. Unless of course you prefer termites, roaches and silverfish.