Need help getting over this fear. :(
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From: G-Town, TX
Originally Posted by bobushka king,Feb 1 2007, 03:24 PM
Cockroaches don't bother me too much.....It's these bad boys that freak the hell out of me.
Their called camel crickets, and they somehow make their way into my house, namely my room. The buggers can get rather large, I'd say 4 inches or so, their silent so you never know if your going to step on one....and worst of all they don't die. I've crushed them and sprayed bug spray on them, nothing seems to kill them. Just thinking about them makes me sick.
Their called camel crickets, and they somehow make their way into my house, namely my room. The buggers can get rather large, I'd say 4 inches or so, their silent so you never know if your going to step on one....and worst of all they don't die. I've crushed them and sprayed bug spray on them, nothing seems to kill them. Just thinking about them makes me sick.
Last year out in Barstow, my roomate and I were up late on our laptops when one ran across my roomates keyboard. Talk about girly screams.
The worst part, we reacted out of fear and hit it with a workboot and it stopped moving....but then it "came back to life."
For the rest of our stay out in the desert; whenever we'd hear a bug, we'd assume it was one of those horrid sulifugids.
But yes..coachroaches rank only a few steps below them...which is still up there.
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Originally Posted by JustAyoungMC,Mar 3 2007, 01:46 PM
Those dont have anything on the "camel spiders."
Last year out in Barstow, my roomate and I were up late on our laptops when one ran across my roomates keyboard. Talk about girly screams.
The worst part, we reacted out of fear and hit it with a workboot and it stopped moving....but then it "came back to life."
For the rest of our stay out in the desert; whenever we'd hear a bug, we'd assume it was one of those horrid sulifugids.
But yes..coachroaches rank only a few steps below them...which is still up there.
Last year out in Barstow, my roomate and I were up late on our laptops when one ran across my roomates keyboard. Talk about girly screams.
The worst part, we reacted out of fear and hit it with a workboot and it stopped moving....but then it "came back to life."
For the rest of our stay out in the desert; whenever we'd hear a bug, we'd assume it was one of those horrid sulifugids.
But yes..coachroaches rank only a few steps below them...which is still up there.
Going to Asia next week. Woohoo!
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kill as many cockroach as you can (i mean when you see them), as you practice more, you know you can defeat cockroach. you scare of them, they scare of your hands!
as for fear of height, i have the same problem since childhood, hand sweatings, light headed. well, "heights" usually have certain amount of actual dangers and risks involved, so I say aviod it !
as for fear of height, i have the same problem since childhood, hand sweatings, light headed. well, "heights" usually have certain amount of actual dangers and risks involved, so I say aviod it !
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