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>> No. 15246 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 12:47 am
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Christ lads, why is it so cunting hot already.

I don't mind it in the day, in fact I love it, but on a night it is the bane of my meagre existance. Keeping the windows open only makes me thing I'm going to get raped by the boogie man, never mind the insects who bite and make me shit myself whilst watching a film on my nice bright tablet.
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>> No. 15248 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:06 am
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I had a dream about insect bites yesterday. I was going to a mates house and for some reason I couldn't go because the prime ministers car was outside. I had to wait for Dave to go wherever he was going before I could leave. For some reason I was in a street in Padstow, where I've only been once. On the way I got attacked by insects, they bit a track up my arm in two parallel lines and all over one half of my face. For some reason I went to myates house afterwards, which was my old house, and there were three guys I know and an emotional girl I didn't recognise watching telly. She said 'thems epiculus antimony' or some ridiculous Latin name. I sat down on the sofa and woke up.
>> No. 15249 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:14 am
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>>15248
Emo*
>> No. 15250 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:15 am
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First day of the year I open the windows due to the heat was Saturday and within an hour a wasp had decided to land on my eyebrow.

I didn't move at all until it flew below to my chest. Then I screamed like a bitch as it held onto my shirt sleeve.

Fuck wasps.
>> No. 15251 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:16 am
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My weather app says we're due a thunderstorm at noon tomorrow. Should be alright for a bit after that.
>> No. 15252 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:23 am
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Yeah, I miss the winter, it's nice being able to cartwheel across an active volcano without so much as breaking a sweat. Also two big moths have shown up in my room and I'm all "WTF are you doing moths?" and they're all "*flapflapflap* I'm a moth".

Which is stupid because I asked the both of them so to reply in singular fashion like that is just taking the piss.

>>15250

I don't get why people are so scared of wasps. They're just like flies only cleaner/cooler looking. My dad goes mental and chases them around with the nearest broadsheet the second he sees one.
>> No. 15253 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:25 am
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>>15252
>broadsheet
Can I be your friend?
>> No. 15254 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:25 am
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Cunting hell, yes. Thank fuck there're showers at work because by the time I get to that air-conditioned haven I'm bathed in sweat. Though it's worse at night... in the morning I could be mistaken for having pissed the bed it's so moist. A couple more degrees and I'll have to get to flipping the blanket every hour to let one side dry out while I moisten up the other. Global warming is real.
>> No. 15255 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:26 am
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>>15252
I... what? 'Just like flies'? You do know they sting, right?
>> No. 15256 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:34 am
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>>15255
And don't dispose of carrion, shit or other undesirables, instead feasting on wood and nesting in things you like.
>> No. 15257 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:52 am
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>>15255

Of course they sting you, the same way we fire Hellfire missiles at Godzilla. You're like a billion kilometers tall to them, you're a freaky bastard to a wasp. And flies crap on all your food, wasps just take little bites out of the really tasty stuff.

>>15253

Sure, I suppose.
>> No. 15258 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 2:00 am
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>>15257
A wasp sting on my arm I can handle. But the fucker was near my eye. I'm a little unsure why I panicked when it was on my sleeve rather than my eyebrow but I don't want a stinger in my eye.
>> No. 15259 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 2:05 am
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>>15258

Clearly he's been watching the recent episodes of Doctor Who that have been airing on BBC3, and had assumed all humans had little people living in their eyes. He was trying to say hello is all.
>> No. 15260 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 9:05 am
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>>15254
Try using a bed sheet as a duvet, instead of a blanket.
>> No. 15261 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 10:52 am
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>>15256
They don't eat shit, but do eat carrion. However, they more than make up for that by being bastards and eating fruit which I want to eat.
>> No. 15262 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 1:33 pm
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>>15251
This doesn't help. Not only do I have to go from being assaulted by the nighttime mothageddon, I then have to spend my subsequent nights curled in a ball of primal fear at the sound of the natural world reminding me hello I'm Mother Nature and I can fucking murder you any time I like.
>> No. 15263 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 5:03 pm
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>>15262

Your only hope is befriend the wasps, for they are the most fearsome warriors in all of nature.
>> No. 15264 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 5:27 pm
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Where the hell is this thunderstorm? My weather app had rain all over it and it's been dry as a bone all fucking day. So angry. And hot.
>> No. 15265 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 6:00 pm
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>>15264
Probably north of wherever you are, the rain has just started up Midlands way.

>>15263
Yeah, sure, let's cuddle the grenade with the pin just taken out of it, what could possibly go wrong.
>> No. 15266 Anonymous
20th May 2014
Tuesday 6:16 pm
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>>15264
I'm in Wales and we had it yesterday daytime, I've not seen rain like it in fucking years. I was driving at the time and couldn't see a thing even with the wipers on max.
>> No. 15267 Anonymous
21st May 2014
Wednesday 8:48 pm
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>> No. 15308 Anonymous
30th May 2014
Friday 5:48 pm
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The worst of it for me is getting my annual case of jungle arse. I wipe thoroughly and it itches and the sweatiness of the situation seems to make it even worse. I should really just get baby wipes.
>> No. 15309 Anonymous
30th May 2014
Friday 6:07 pm
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>>15308
Wash your arse, you filthy infidel.
>> No. 15310 Anonymous
30th May 2014
Friday 6:19 pm
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>>15263

Individually perhaps, but if we're talking about swarms I have to disagree.

https://www.youtube.com/v/K6m40W1s0Wc

https://www.youtube.com/v/qOe5Lmyyxiw
>> No. 15311 Anonymous
30th May 2014
Friday 6:37 pm
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>>15310

The swarms are only so easily angered because when they send emissaries into our homes they're almost also murdered.
>> No. 15312 Anonymous
30th May 2014
Friday 7:10 pm
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>>15311
Emissary? They bring the crowns and heads of conquered kings to my windowsills. They insult me, and they threaten my family with annoying buzzing sounds and stinging. They can come; I will paint my walls with their blood. THIS. IS. MY HOUSE.

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