How do you kill bugs? (If u do)

My aim has become lethal with rubber bands (practicing on flies all the time). I learned the hard way that rubber bands alone don't work on spiders, so I came up with another method for fighting them: paper wasps. If your aim is good enough, you'll cut them in half before they even knew you were shooting.
 
In the living room I have an abandoned paper wasp nest.

Oh, those paper wasps…
 
Moths: Wrap in tissue and flush
Wasps and Bees (or resembles either): Run away asap and get someone else to deal with it.
Flies: Whack with tea towel till death. or nearby soft killer object.
daddylonglegs or whatever their called now: Same as Moth.
Spiders: B
Spiders in bath: Trap under plastic cup, put weght on cup. Fill bath with water. Move cup. Drown spider, unplug bath.

Other Methods ive used:
I super glued a spider to the wall. (hes still there, i call him jeff)
Sellotaped a spider to a wall.
Dropped a spider in a cup, filled with Bathroom liquids.

Overall, im evil
 
Sage
You grab centipedes? Yeech – you know those two wavy things at the butt-end are stingers, right?

Though I love bugs, one of my great fears is of a centipede falling from the ceiling onto my head.

wow, I was just reading this before I went to bed, and look what crawled up my wall, across my pillow and and onto the center of my bed! :yuck: :nervous:
 
Impreza04
Other Methods ive used:
I super glued a spider to the wall. (hes still there, i call him jeff)
Sellotaped a spider to a wall.
Dropped a spider in a cup, filled with Bathroom liquids.

Overall, im evil
You should make a FAQ about bug annilihation.

The super glue thing, genious. 👍
 
wow, I was just reading this before I went to bed, and look what crawled up my wall, across my pillow and and onto the center of my bed!

It was waiting to eat your Brains. Your lucky you caught it man.
 
Klostrophobic
I kill my bugs the same way I kill my democrats - with fly-paper.
Funny how you come back when we're talking about killing bugs.

Welocme back anyway, Jimmy.
 
I kill Flies tennis match style; Roll up an old magazine, wait until they go airborne, and then.... Batter up!! :sly:
Bees suffer from my trusty fly swatter.
I keep Spiders alive because they keep the other Insect out of my house.
 
I can kill flies in mid-air. If they land anywhere, they are done for. I kill them with my own hands.

During the summer, we always get huge, golf-ball sized spiders building giant webs around our house. They are trying to eat us. When I want to kill them, I use a basball bat. Crunchy! I only kill them if they completely cover the door in a web, or the path to where the cars are, which happens quite often, actually. My yard is a horror movie in the summer...
 
Big K.O slap on flying ones and bug spray for the more annoying ones.
 
Event
I can kill flies in mid-air. If they land anywhere, they are done for. I kill them with my own hands.

During the summer, we always get huge, golf-ball sized spiders building giant webs around our house. They are trying to eat us. When I want to kill them, I use a basball bat. Crunchy! I only kill them if they completely cover the door in a web, or the path to where the cars are, which happens quite often, actually. My yard is a horror movie in the summer...

so then which of the following choices would that method be?
 
I melted a wasp once.
We have a pool in our backyard, and I was putting in acid to balance the pH (you pretty much have to, which you probably don't know if you have never had to take care of a pool). In any case, I was walking around the edge of the pool with a gallon of acid when a wasp buzzed by me and landed on one of the rocks on the edging. I don't like wasps, so I poured a dollop of the acid on the poor thing. It immediately started seizing and the colors melted off. Just a puddle of lumpy sludge in a couple of minutes. I felt horrible.
I haven't killed a bug since.
 
SkiesofArcadia
so then which of the following choices would that method be?
Ummm... going commando on their asses?

Once, a big-ass bumble bee flew into our house and promptly landed on the bulb of our torchere lamp. We heard a sizzle and popping, and then a funny smell came from the lamp...
 
Timmotheus
I melted a wasp once.
We have a pool in our backyard, and I was putting in acid to balance the pH (you pretty much have to, which you probably don't know if you have never had to take care of a pool). In any case, I was walking around the edge of the pool with a gallon of acid when a wasp buzzed by me and landed on one of the rocks on the edging. I don't like wasps, so I poured a dollop of the acid on the poor thing. It immediately started seizing and the colors melted off. Just a puddle of lumpy sludge in a couple of minutes. I felt horrible.
I haven't killed a bug since.
Excellent! Wasps are wee baskits and deserve that.
 
I didn't say bees were evil. Bees most definitely aren't evil, but wasps are.
 
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