I just found two of these next to each other, dead, in my kitchen.

I fucking dare you to take a worse picture

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>>2369430
Sorry. Is this any better?

They're not insects, they're centipedes.

>>2369438
Thanks. Should I be worried about finding two of them at the same time?

>>2369442
I have no idea why that would even be a concern unless you're worried there might be eggs around but centipedes are known for always staying with their eggs so you're probably fine.

But if you think the only thing that might've killed them is the cockroach traps you set a year ago you should probably clean more often.

>>2369427
>>2369442


Dude you're an idiot.

>>2369432
>people have non-house centipedes in their homes
you should clean up you pig

>>2369442
Well those are the poisonous kinds that can fuck you up. The normal house centipedes are no problem but these fuckers would make me burn the house down.

>>2369519
>poisonous
why would you try to eat them though?

>>2369473
They gravitate towards old country houses no matter how clean things are. The house where I lived as a kid frequently had giant centipede infestations. They'd get into the beds sometimes.

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>>2369585
>giant centipede infestations
>they'd get into the beds sometimes.

J U S T

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>>2369622
They never came into my bed but they got into grandma's because her bedroom had a big window that opened on the garden. They would wake her up by crawling on her face and body. She survived WW2 on the Eastern front so she didn't give a fuck.

That's what you get living in an otherwise lovely century old country house. I miss that house so much. Wish I could go back there and leave my shitty flat in the city.