Post by Justice on Aug 21, 2017 8:16:44 GMT -5
Not really a game, just a place to put some of the things you've done defending your own or even a wild/stray animal.
So, I was woken up this morning 8/11/17 around 2am by the distinct buzzing sound of a wasp. I waited for awhile to figure out where he was [and if I was safe to run for it] before the buzzing died off. I went back to sleep. At 4am I heard it again, and this time I had to duck as the little monster weaved his way over my head and into my curtained window. I normally let someone else deal with wasps because I'm very allergic to their stings, but I know that dogs/cats can be allergic to them too and I wasn't about to take chances that reptiles could be as well. So I went and armed myself with rubber gloves, my rain boots, a spray bottle filled with some random cleaning thing, a shoe, and paper towels. I waited for it to peek out over the top of the curtains for nearly an hour, but he never showed. I ended up falling asleep in my 'battle' gear.
I finally heard him buzzing around again at 7:15 this morning and sprang into action. I sprayed him down until he fell to the bottom of the windowsill, then squished him with the shoe, picked him up with the paper towels [folded about four deep] then flushed him down the toilet for good measure. All in the name of saving my three snakes and a bearded dragon.
So, I was woken up this morning 8/11/17 around 2am by the distinct buzzing sound of a wasp. I waited for awhile to figure out where he was [and if I was safe to run for it] before the buzzing died off. I went back to sleep. At 4am I heard it again, and this time I had to duck as the little monster weaved his way over my head and into my curtained window. I normally let someone else deal with wasps because I'm very allergic to their stings, but I know that dogs/cats can be allergic to them too and I wasn't about to take chances that reptiles could be as well. So I went and armed myself with rubber gloves, my rain boots, a spray bottle filled with some random cleaning thing, a shoe, and paper towels. I waited for it to peek out over the top of the curtains for nearly an hour, but he never showed. I ended up falling asleep in my 'battle' gear.
I finally heard him buzzing around again at 7:15 this morning and sprang into action. I sprayed him down until he fell to the bottom of the windowsill, then squished him with the shoe, picked him up with the paper towels [folded about four deep] then flushed him down the toilet for good measure. All in the name of saving my three snakes and a bearded dragon.