Nope, wrong again. To be worse than something, that something has to be bad; which certainly isn't (poor, misunderstood spider).

Also, that fine sailor and gentleman in my avatar, has nothing to do with Cthulhu. You also need to do something about skipping movies too, son, biology class aside?

I mean, this represents me.

I really don't understand all the spider hate. If your home is not currently filled with insects, that means there's at least a couple spiders there eating all the pests. Spiders will eat ants, beetles, flies, mosquitos, centipedes, and even other spiders. But most importantly, spiders do not eat people food at all. Plus, most spiders in the world are completely harmless and would only bite in self defense.

Have a jumping spider or wolf spider in the house? Then you won't have to worry about messy webs since both literally stalk their insect prey by jumping and chasing. Remember, spiders are not going to "get" you since they do not want to be crushed!

I don't mind spiders, but when I lived in an apartment back in Minnesota I saw at least one house centipede every other month.

My brain does not agree with how fast, unpredictable and gross they are so they always got smashed. Absolutely disgusting mini-Cthulhu beasts. So glad I don't see them here where I live in Oregon. I'd say most insects don't scare me but those things freaked me to the point of anger, causing me to focus completely on it until it was dead.

Funny thing though is once I was on the shitter and as I scanned the walls my eyes landed on one chilling on the wall and waving its antennas. For some reason I mouthed the words "you're fucking dead" to it, and sure enough after dropping my friends off at the pool I smashed the fucker.

There are centipedes in Minnesota?

tinyE learns something new every day.

NO REALLY. IT SHOULD EXPLAIN ITSELF. IMMEDIATELY.

For starters, spiders don't hate water.

Some of them go fishing!

Every time I find a bug in my house I catch it with a piece of paper and a jar or something similar, and then I either release it in the balcony with the plants, or out the window. Usually , spiders go with the plants, butterflies and other flying bugs go out the window.

What is this? some bizarro world?

Think about it. Where are spiders usually found? As the thread title says, in the bathtub. You know why? WATER! XD

Oh sure, if you dump or spray them with water they might freak out but I'm willing to bet I'd get the same reaction if I did that to one of you. :P

If you're thinking of the bigger, more aggressive type that actually chase humans, have a deadly sting and are total dicks, nah. I'm referring to their little brother. They're brown/black, smaller, don't chase people, and don't sting or bite as far as I can tell. But I don't care, they're hideous.

Winter was the worst because they'd make their home in the warm vent and often come running out of it. Or they'd come up the drain in the sink. Disgusting creatures.

If it's not family, guests, or pet, then it's dead. I send it on to Valhalla after an epic battle.

I never said that. That other guy said that. I just want to know what's it doing in my bath. Is it paying rent? Is it staying overnight? Is it hungover? Will it clean up after itself? Did it use my towels?!

I was talking to Antimateria. :P

I used your post as a reply to counter his.....oh who cares?! XD