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Insect is in harms way in the bath. Do you:  

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  1. 1. Insect is in harms way in the bath. Do you:



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I'd be like Amon Goeth.  I'd be standing there, naked, and would consign it to a watery grave without a moments thought.  I have the power over it, and so it would die.

 

 

Later, my bath was liberated by a swarm of blue bottles. I was tried and found guilty of mothocide and hung by flypaper until I was dead.

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Depending on mood, convenience, possibility of it escaping out of sight, and sometimes hysteria level of my cohabiter, my preferred option is getting it on a piece of paper and throwing it out the window (for a spider, for example).  I used to have an insect catching tool that was quite handy but would sometimes result in accidental death for the insect.  

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I'm forced into spidercide by my wife and daughter, look I was just following orders. Found what I swear was a tarantula once in our house Which scuttled away at the speed of knots behind the wardrobe, missus hot footed it to her mothers and refused to come home until I sent her a text of the murdered spider. I kinda liked that spider.

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Depending on mood, convenience, possibility of it escaping out of sight, and sometimes hysteria level of my cohabiter, my preferred option is getting it on a piece of paper and throwing it out the window (for a spider, for example).  I used to have an insect catching tool that was quite handy but would sometimes result in accidental death for the insect.  

I've got a tool that attracts insects.  Flies, mainly.

 

 

What is this "bath" that you all speak of?

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