Man fukk this heat... there's a flying Palmetto bug in my room!!!! :damn:
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Those things are the worst. One time one flew right at my mouth. Felt like someone smacked my lip
Got you. Regular roaches can fly too, though.
Let A Fro Be A Fro
Superstar
I'd rather have to deal with those roaches than these large red paper wasps that seemingly outnumber people 100s to 1 in my area. And yes, they want ALL of the smoke.
They bigger, they fly, fast as fukk (like the Usain Bolt of roaches), and hard to kill. You can hit them hoes 3 or 4 times with the hardest church shoes you got and they shake it off. Plus you can have a spotless house and they will still walk they happy ass in. Regular roaches live and infest houses. Water bugs walk they happy ass in and out like they payin rent
Explain this
Maybe their hot
The Roaches are Coming! - Super Heat and Air
“What do roaches have to do with air conditioning?” is a valid question you might be asking yourself right now. Well, the temperature in your house could greaten or lessen your encounters with these vile creatures! Roaches prefer warmer temperatures where there are sources of moisture. If your air conditioner is set below 77°F, they’re likely to seek a warmer spot somewhere else. During cockroach season, it’s wise to set your air conditioner’s thermostat to cool below 77°F. Cooler indoor temperatures can help repel them. (Hey, you might be trying to lower your electricity bills by keeping your thermostat higher, but take your pick: a few extra bucks on your bill or dirty demonic bugs colonizing your home? Your choice!)
The water from your air conditioner’s drain pan may have attracted roaches too. Your air conditioner evacuates water to the outside of your home, creating moisture that could draw them in. And if one of those creepy little (beep)s crawls into an air vent, be careful not to spray pesticide into it. That’s because whatever you spray in there will circulate into the air you breathe. You can open up your air vents and place roach traps inside of them as an alternative, but it’s not recommended. We instead recommend calling Super Heat and Air to get your air vents and air ducts cleaned! (You didn’t think we were going to publish a blog post without our signature shameless plug, did you?)
“What do roaches have to do with air conditioning?” is a valid question you might be asking yourself right now. Well, the temperature in your house could greaten or lessen your encounters with these vile creatures! Roaches prefer warmer temperatures where there are sources of moisture. If your air conditioner is set below 77°F, they’re likely to seek a warmer spot somewhere else. During cockroach season, it’s wise to set your air conditioner’s thermostat to cool below 77°F. Cooler indoor temperatures can help repel them. (Hey, you might be trying to lower your electricity bills by keeping your thermostat higher, but take your pick: a few extra bucks on your bill or dirty demonic bugs colonizing your home? Your choice!)
The water from your air conditioner’s drain pan may have attracted roaches too. Your air conditioner evacuates water to the outside of your home, creating moisture that could draw them in. And if one of those creepy little (beep)s crawls into an air vent, be careful not to spray pesticide into it. That’s because whatever you spray in there will circulate into the air you breathe. You can open up your air vents and place roach traps inside of them as an alternative, but it’s not recommended. We instead recommend calling Super Heat and Air to get your air vents and air ducts cleaned! (You didn’t think we were going to publish a blog post without our signature shameless plug, did you?)
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Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
One of these things came on my bed!!! 
But I was ready for that fukk nikka
I had that heavy artillery (bug spray) as soon as he got out in the open I unloaded on that motherfukker 
had that little b*stard jumping and hopping like prime Deion Sanders dodging bullets
Finally, he fell on the floor on his back with his legs wiggling, unloaded the clip on him
he was still moving so I stomped on him which finally killed him.
I was so hype, this must be how LeBron felt when he blocked Curry shot in the 2016 finals
Had me feeling like KG
But I was ready for that fukk nikka
I had that heavy artillery (bug spray) as soon as he got out in the open I unloaded on that motherfukker had that little b*stard jumping and hopping like prime Deion Sanders dodging bulletsFinally, he fell on the floor on his back with his legs wiggling, unloaded the clip on him
he was still moving so I stomped on him which finally killed him.I was so hype, this must be how LeBron felt when he blocked Curry shot in the 2016 finals
Had me feeling like KG
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
These seasonal roaches can 
Killed 2 last night. They can run pretty fast, so if you can't get a good smack on them spray it with dawn soap or air spray freshners. It slows them down.
Killed 2 last night. They can run pretty fast, so if you can't get a good smack on them spray it with dawn soap or air spray freshners. It slows them down.
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Their back with a vengeance this summer 
Another reason I hate summer, give me 40 degree weather over dealing with these waterbugs
Copping that Raid tomorrow though
Another reason I hate summer, give me 40 degree weather over dealing with these waterbugs
Copping that Raid tomorrow though