Someone should cage-match a NYC Roach against a SC Palmetto Bug.NYC has heat / humidity and bugs
Someone should cage-match a NYC Roach against a SC Palmetto Bug.NYC has heat / humidity and bugs
The bugs in SC are not that bad, very similar to here. Bitch should try Florida bugs.
Having lived most of my life in desert areas, the humidity and bugs in SOMD are nasty in comparison. I have also spent probably 2+ years of my life all-told in Florida (never lived, but work/leasure travel quite frequently) and I would say other than cocroach size it's basically the same as here.The bugs in SC are not that bad, very similar to here. Bitch should try Florida bugs.
Inland, near the beach isnt nearly as badPeople in other states always say that but I haven't seen any alarming bugs in the year I've lived here. And I've seen only one snake.
Funny story about the spiders in Fl. When I was about 12 we went to the Miami beach area for one of my dad's union conventions (actually about a mile from that condo collapse last year). In a very nice hotel, the Sheraton Bal Harbor, was this huge spider on the vent. My mom looked at my dad and said get someone up here now, we are not going into that room. Dad goes down to the front desk, a maintenance man comes back with him with a can of raid, laughing at these tourists dad points out the spider, the maintenance guy looks at the spider, then the can of raid and says " holy crap, I think that spider will take this can from me and beat me with it, ill be back". a few minutes later he shows back up with a broom and proceeds to try to beat the spider with the broom, he hits it a few times, the spider is still alive, finally it falls down the wall and he steps on it.Having lived most of my life in desert areas, the humidity and bugs in SOMD are nasty in comparison. I have also spent probably 2+ years of my life all-told in Florida (never lived, but work/leasure travel quite frequently) and I would say other than cocroach size it's basically the same as here.
The only thing I ever needed to worry about in Arizona were vinegaroons and the occasional tarantula migration.
Funny story about the spiders in Fl. When I was about 12 we went to the Miami beach area for one of my dad's union conventions (actually about a mile from that condo collapse last year). In a very nice hotel, the Sheraton Bal Harbor, was this huge spider on the vent. My mom looked at my dad and said get someone up here now, we are not going into that room. Dad goes down to the front desk, a maintenance man comes back with him with a can of raid, laughing at these tourists dad points out the spider, the maintenance guy looks at the spider, then the can of raid and says " holy crap, I think that spider will take this can from me and beat me with it, ill be back". a few minutes later he shows back up with a broom and proceeds to try to beat the spider with the broom, he hits it a few times, the spider is still alive, finally it falls down the wall and he steps on it.
Aqua net and a BIC lighter make a great flamethrower. Just saying.My stepdaughter taught me a trick to deal with spiders: spray them with hairspray. It freezes them up so they can't run away and you can squash them.
At girl scout camp we didn't have hairspray available. I got in trouble when all the spray paint disappeared from the art trailer and a bunch of colorful spider sculptures started showing up.My stepdaughter taught me a trick to deal with spiders: spray them with hairspray. It freezes them up so they can't run away and you can squash them.
Too bad you couldn't get your hands on some resin.At girl scout camp we didn't have hairspray available. I got in trouble when all the spray paint disappeared from the art trailer and a bunch of colorful spider sculptures started showing up.