Both gnats and flies. All they do is buzz around in your face if they aren't mating near a bag of trash or a decaying bird corpse on the side of the road.
Flies.
They contribute nothing to the world. All they do is fly around, contaminate food, and eat garbage. Plus, their lifespan is only a week. Yes, they die after seven days.
Also, SPIDERS.
Those freaking eight-legged abominations... They're nothing but nightmare-inducing spawns of Satan. Especially the freakishly large ones, like in Resident Evil. My arachnophobia prevents me from playing Resident Evil and Skyrim.
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Flies.
They contribute nothing to the world. All they do is fly around, contaminate food, and eat garbage. Plus, their lifespan is only a week. Yes, they die after seven days.
Flies are an intimate part of practically any ecosystem. Everything from food for other organisms, to decay of larger organic matter.
Also, SPIDERS.
Those freaking eight-legged abominations... They're nothing but nightmare-inducing spawns of Satan. Especially the freakishly large ones, like in Resident Evil. My arachnophobia prevents me from playing Resident Evil and Skyrim.
I think a lot of people have a genetic predisposition to being afraid of spiders. Something inherent, something woven in the psyche. I'm not too keen on spiders personally, but I'll put them outside whenever possible. As time has gone on, and I've tried more to understand a spider, and my own aversion to them, it's somewhat faded.
Not really a fan of mosquitoes. Biting aside, the buzzing can be surprisingly loud when you're trying to get to sleep. Though it hasn't been so bad this summer, since i put up some screening on my bedroom window.
Also, SPIDERS.
Those freaking eight-legged abominations... They're nothing but nightmare-inducing spawns of Satan. Especially the freakishly large ones, like in Resident Evil. My arachnophobia prevents me from playing Resident Evil and Skyrim.
Don't be hating on my spider bros, man. They're cool guys.
Besides, they eat those annoying flies you hate so much.
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Spiders. I lose any manliness I have when I see one and start screaming like a girl, and if it gets near me I scream worse than a girl and ask one of the actual girls of my house to squish it.
Chickens. Not only are they loud, annoying and too mainstream 4 me=(, they also have weird, disgusting feet and strange tendencies that make them just disgusting. Plus they're almost useless.
Spiders. I lose any manliness I have when I see one and start screaming like a girl, and if it gets near me I scream worse than a girl and ask one of the actual girls of my house to squish it.
DOGS.
Dogs have ALWAYS hated me and have had it out for me right from the very start. We had this friend when I was little and as SOON as we walked in their dog went straight for my fingers. Every single dog I see snarls at me or gives me some kind of negative attention. It's like I am made of dog repellant.
And when I decided to stroke a dog I saw on the street looking sad, it almost bit my hand off if it weren't for the lightning reflexes 10 years of video games gives you.
-Lefty
Maybe you shouldn't be so mean and judging of dogs
Also, SPIDERS.
Those freaking eight-legged abominations... They're nothing but nightmare-inducing spawns of Satan. Especially the freakishly large ones, like in Resident Evil. My arachnophobia prevents me from playing Resident Evil and Skyrim.
Well, spiders eat flies, as well as other insects
Without spiders there'd be a ton more bugs in your house than just flies :/
They do absolutely nothing to you anyway, other than the occasional annoying spiderweb.
Spiders. I lose any manliness I have when I see one and start screaming like a girl, and if it gets near me I scream worse than a girl and ask one of the actual girls of my house to squish it.
God damn eight legged freaks.
Humans. They lose their sanity when they see one another, and start angsting, and if they try to get nearer to one another, and connect, they angst harder. Then gather and fall in line in hierarchical structures of power and begin to war, like little kids on a playground. And if they see anything they can't understand, or that reflects unpleasantly inside of them, it's certainly justification for insecurity and subsequent hate.
God damn bipedal freaks.
Lol humans they really think like this. So advanced, 2selfaware4u. Evolutionary status: Pinnacle/10, so impressed. So pro. It's like they're not even trying...oh wait...
No, in all seriousness Corvo. This comes from someone with a fairly longstanding aversion to spiders, it's not as though I don't know the feeling of where you're coming from, at least in part. But do you really think that's cause to hate them, never work to improve on that, and instead just eradicate all of them that inconvenience you and your emotions?
I'm willing to put up with endocrine disruption and decreased manliness if it means that I don't ever get bitten by mosquitos.
Hm. Well I guess the point being, is it would have widespread effects on the ecosystem as a whole. We've barely started to get all the old pesticides out of soil and down below detectable levels in breast milk in many places to begin with.
Leeches. They're hard to spot because of how slowly they move and they make no noise. It's usually only when you look down and see a pulsating black blob on your foot that you notice them. I'm not afraid of them, it's just annoying to have to run and grab a salt shaker every time I spot one.
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They contribute nothing to the world. All they do is fly around, contaminate food, and eat garbage. Plus, their lifespan is only a week. Yes, they die after seven days.
Also, SPIDERS.
Those freaking eight-legged abominations... They're nothing but nightmare-inducing spawns of Satan. Especially the freakishly large ones, like in Resident Evil. My arachnophobia prevents me from playing Resident Evil and Skyrim.
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Flies are an intimate part of practically any ecosystem. Everything from food for other organisms, to decay of larger organic matter.
I think a lot of people have a genetic predisposition to being afraid of spiders. Something inherent, something woven in the psyche. I'm not too keen on spiders personally, but I'll put them outside whenever possible. As time has gone on, and I've tried more to understand a spider, and my own aversion to them, it's somewhat faded.
Fear shouldn't automatically justify hate.
Can't stand the filthy b~ds...
Some day I'm going to buy a crap ton of DDT and disperse it all over this metropolitan area, regardless of what the law says.
Don't be hating on my spider bros, man. They're cool guys.
Besides, they eat those annoying flies you hate so much.
...This is one of those occasional cases where laws exist where and how they should.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDT#Effects_on_human_health
God damn eight legged freaks.
I feel you.......
Maybe you shouldn't be so mean and judging of dogs
Well, spiders eat flies, as well as other insects
Without spiders there'd be a ton more bugs in your house than just flies :/
They do absolutely nothing to you anyway, other than the occasional annoying spiderweb.
I'm willing to put up with endocrine disruption and decreased manliness if it means that I don't ever get bitten by mosquitos.
Humans. They lose their sanity when they see one another, and start angsting, and if they try to get nearer to one another, and connect, they angst harder. Then gather and fall in line in hierarchical structures of power and begin to war, like little kids on a playground. And if they see anything they can't understand, or that reflects unpleasantly inside of them, it's certainly justification for insecurity and subsequent hate.
God damn bipedal freaks.
Lol humans they really think like this. So advanced, 2selfaware4u. Evolutionary status: Pinnacle/10, so impressed.
So pro. It's like they're not even trying...oh wait...
No, in all seriousness Corvo. This comes from someone with a fairly longstanding aversion to spiders, it's not as though I don't know the feeling of where you're coming from, at least in part. But do you really think that's cause to hate them, never work to improve on that, and instead just eradicate all of them that inconvenience you and your emotions?
Hm. Well I guess the point being, is it would have widespread effects on the ecosystem as a whole. We've barely started to get all the old pesticides out of soil and down below detectable levels in breast milk in many places to begin with.