I don't think they "try", I think that if they're buzzing around by your nose and you breathe, they get sucked up.Originally posted by: Hardcore
Hm i think it's just you. I don't think i've ever had a bug try to bug try to fly up my nose.
Originally posted by: Eli
I don't think they "try", I think that if they're buzzing around by your nose and you breathe, they get sucked up.Originally posted by: Hardcore
Hm i think it's just you. I don't think i've ever had a bug try to bug try to fly up my nose.![]()
Yep.. was my line of thought, too.Originally posted by: Hardcore
Originally posted by: Eli
I don't think they "try", I think that if they're buzzing around by your nose and you breathe, they get sucked up.Originally posted by: Hardcore
Hm i think it's just you. I don't think i've ever had a bug try to bug try to fly up my nose.![]()
That makes sense... aren't some bugs attracted to carbon dioxide?
Originally posted by: biostud666
Bugs like moisty gooey places
Originally posted by: Hardcore
Originally posted by: biostud666
Bugs like moisty gooey places
Hm i don't know about you, but my nose isn't a moisty gooey place.
:QOriginally posted by: Chu
When I was really young I lived in the most roach infested apartments ever. One day, I felt something weird in my ear. I dug into it, and came out with half an adult roachI completly freaked out, and it was a while before my mom went in with a q-tip to get the other half. I think it was a year until I could go to sleep without a pillow covering my head so they wouldn't try again.
BTW, we also had a small spider infestation. The corners of the ceiling was COVERED in webs, but I stopped my parents from tearing them down. I thought spiders were really cool, and they ate the roachesI remember feeding one before by tossing a roach I caught into its web. Really freeging cool.
-Chu