One of the drawbacks to wearing corrective lenses to improve your eyesight is that you can't always have those lenses on. I wear mine quite often, but if I don't have them on or in, I'm most likely doing one of two things: sleeping or showering
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Luckily there was no one else home to hear my girly shriek or to torment me in my time of distress
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(This from someone who would've jumped out, found my glasses, then smashed the thing. In order to avoid any surprises, of course.)
At our place, the dark thing in the shower could be hair, a spider, or a bat. No wonder I often forget my glasses in the bathroom in the morning.
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Seriously. Never. Occurred. To. Me.
*body-wracking shudder*
Thanks a lot, bro. As if a room full of 9th graders isn't scary enough. Thanks.
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They are pretty awesome critters, really. I tend to think of them mostly as very considerate toward us, what with eatin' the things we don't like, and all that.
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Oh and those plug-in devices that emit high frequency sounds or vibrations, that are supposed to keep the bugs (and presumably spiders) away? We had one in our basement when I was growing up. They don't work. I think they just drive the bugs and spiders insane, and so then you have crazed spiders running around, doing goodness knows what. Plotting to kill us, no doubt.
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I tend to think that one should move them outside whenever possible, rather than squishing, though I have my limits: spiders in my bed are likely to be crushed with little remorse. The same with spiders that I cannot manage to brush off after repeated attempts.
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