Ewwww a centipede! Once I found one of them in my bed as I was fixing to go to bed, and tried to catch it. It went under the bed. I decided to sleep on the sofa that night.
This is so timely! I was driving to work this morning, going 70 on the highway, and dropped the visor to combat the sun glare. A cricket fell off the visor into my lap. I have to admit – I PANICKED! Still not sure how I managed to make it to work in one piece.
Hope she’s not mixing up a centipede with a millipede. We have the millipedes where I work at and at first I thought they were centipedes until I looked it up. The most you have to worry about from a millipede is if you try to pick it up, it’ll slime you with this yellow stuff that will just irritate your skin if you don’t wash it off right away. I always use a piece of paper and let them crawl onto it, then take them outside.
I never heard of being afraid of centipedes/millipedes. After looking centipedes up on Google, however, I guess I’d better add them to my list of things not to cuddle up with.http://www.orkin.com/other/centipedes/
This must be ‘critter week’ in the comics. In the version of ‘One Big Happy ’ that runs on the WashPost website, a squirrel got into the house of Ruthie’s grandparents. Grandmother is standing there with a broom, while Ruthie’s Dad says ‘hold on, Ma.’ Just after Ruthie reasurres her Grandmother that her Dad will know what to do, Dad comes back — with a camera — and hollers ‘action!’
Twice this summer we found our cats cautiously playing with 4-5" long centipedes. They are about the only bug that truly creeps me out, especially when they are in the house.
Reya85 about 11 years ago
Sure you don’t
jnik23260 about 11 years ago
HA! HA! Look at der girlie man on der chair!
Mr Nobody about 11 years ago
It could be worse. It could be a Giant Asian Hornet.
Wren Fahel about 11 years ago
I’m not normally creeped out by bugs; I usually catch spiders and release them. However, centipedes DO creep me out!
alondra about 11 years ago
Ewwww a centipede! Once I found one of them in my bed as I was fixing to go to bed, and tried to catch it. It went under the bed. I decided to sleep on the sofa that night.
BradyB66 about 11 years ago
This is so timely! I was driving to work this morning, going 70 on the highway, and dropped the visor to combat the sun glare. A cricket fell off the visor into my lap. I have to admit – I PANICKED! Still not sure how I managed to make it to work in one piece.
metagalaxy1970 about 11 years ago
Hope she’s not mixing up a centipede with a millipede. We have the millipedes where I work at and at first I thought they were centipedes until I looked it up. The most you have to worry about from a millipede is if you try to pick it up, it’ll slime you with this yellow stuff that will just irritate your skin if you don’t wash it off right away. I always use a piece of paper and let them crawl onto it, then take them outside.
Dampwaffle about 11 years ago
Knock Knock. Who’s There? Centipede. Centipede Who? Centi pede on the Christmas Tree!
ewalnut about 11 years ago
I like centipedes. They’re so funny when they walk/wiggle.
wbtthefrog about 11 years ago
Those things move fast.
Gokie5 about 11 years ago
I never heard of being afraid of centipedes/millipedes. After looking centipedes up on Google, however, I guess I’d better add them to my list of things not to cuddle up with.http://www.orkin.com/other/centipedes/
Argy.Bargy2 about 11 years ago
This must be ‘critter week’ in the comics. In the version of ‘One Big Happy ’ that runs on the WashPost website, a squirrel got into the house of Ruthie’s grandparents. Grandmother is standing there with a broom, while Ruthie’s Dad says ‘hold on, Ma.’ Just after Ruthie reasurres her Grandmother that her Dad will know what to do, Dad comes back — with a camera — and hollers ‘action!’
Llywus about 11 years ago
Twice this summer we found our cats cautiously playing with 4-5" long centipedes. They are about the only bug that truly creeps me out, especially when they are in the house.
Doctor11 about 11 years ago
Yikes!
DKHenderson 9 months ago
House centipedes. Can’t stand ’em, even though they eat other bugs.