Depends on the type. Ants I kill in any way possible, the more torturous the better. Anything large like a large spider or bee I try to capture and let outside.
A few weeks ago I was taking a shower minding my own business when I realized there was a Black Widow in there. Since I didn't want to waste time grabbing a shampoo bottle my instinctive reactionwas to punch it :P Yeah, I'm a boss 8)
Yes. Currently in most of the northeast US there is an invasion of "Stink Bugs". Now that it is spring time, they are all waking up and trying to get outside. If you don't kill them, they just buzz around like B-52's all day crashing in to things and being annoying. For anyone that doesn't know what a stink bug is, consider yourself lucky. Like others, I will leave spiders alone. They just creep me out.BrianB0422
Thankfully, there are none, or if they around I haven't seen them. But what does it smell like when they spray their gas? Sulfur?
I kill them. Vacumed up some flies. Had to put then outside because did not want them to die like that. Have no issue killing them in a quick manner though.
whenever i see a cockroach its f****** military mode
also ants, whenever i see them in my reach i crush them with my bare hands of venegance, but if they're out of my reach well they might aswell be in china....
I let them go free unless it's bothering me. If its a fly or mozzie I have no guilt in killing them. However other insects, like ants, spiders, or beetles, I leave alone.
It depends on the type of insect. Ants, earwigs, and spiders (except for the jumping variety) I'll kill, but the others I'll usually shoosh out the door as there's quite a lot of vegetation to shoosh them into around my apartment.
several years ago I moved into a new apartment and I had a spider in the bathroom, and decided to spare it for the time being, and it really didn't seem to go anywhere, it was alive but would stick to a small area, so I let it live in the long run as long as it didn't cause trouble and it was there forever and kind of had it's own area and didn't go anywhere that much, told my friends who visited it not to touch it, after like several months it just disappeared and I never saw it again, but that was like the one spider I had in that apartment, earned some karma there, because besides that one spider there were no other spiders in my apartment for the 2 years I lived there
Nope, I do not, for example yesterday there was a bug in the sink and I could've easily flushed it down but instead I picked it up on a paper and put him outside. I am rather proud of this trait.
Unless we're talking about mosquitos or ticks. Grr!!!
I also have arachnophobia but I don't like to see them die either, I usually call for my mom when I see one, unlike my dad that just instagib's them she helps it out of the home.
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