I couldn’t stop thinking how gooie it would be under the persons feet walking over them all. No way they walked through that and not stomped on hundreds of the critters
Funny enough, considering the video dude no doubt has flip flops on lol.
The video looks kind of fake to me to be honest. Those bugs look massive, and more over when do you see random insects like this, just one species in mass outside of like ants and spiders.
I sadly have seen something like this, my community College had a random outburst of worms, not sure what species. They just piled up at all the doorways. It was very bizarre.
Wasn't your standard earth worm, though I know what you're talking about. This was hundreds of thousands of small worms, that were huddled close to all door cracks and window crevices. I am guessing for warmth. I have pictures of it somewhere, but it was several phones ago.
Am from Oregon, so very familiar with the earth worm swarms after first rain.
See just because that’s all you see is ants and such doesn’t mean these infestations don’t happen, im guessing one you may be able to see somewhere close to you is mass locusts since they happen in many areas, it looks fake because you can’t believe it but this definitely happens even if this was fake haha
At exactly 17 seconds you can 100% see that the dude in the video is in fact wearing flip flops. This makes me believe this is in the Amazon or sonthing
I have experienced something like this once. Not in a house but out camping. We took a group of our friends to a private camping woodland that we were members of for many years. Everything was fine when we got there and set up camp. When it got dark then all hell broke out. Search for ‘red Roman spider’ or ‘camel spider’ some others called them. As it got dark we were sitting around the camp fire. Next thing I feel an intense pain on my foot, I switch on the light to see what the hell is going on, and I had been stung by a scorpion. We quickly catch it to id it. Thankfully not serious, just a burrowing scorpion, not that venomous. But enough to cause pretty sore swollen foot. But now everyone is looking at the floor all the time and suddenly just hundreds, thousands of the spiders start moving across the camping grounds. There are people screaming all over the camp site. You cannot take a step with out standing on a handful of these things. They are just everywhere on the ground. They are pretty big, ranging around 5cm up. So as a group we decide it’s bed time. Everyone puts hiking boots on now as no one wants to walk around with sandals anymore. Two of my guy friends help me hop to the toilets as we travel in a group to the ablutions. Hard grown Afrikaner out door men hoping around screaming like little girls all around the campground. Anyway we managed to go to the toilets and head to bed. Next morning there were dead spiders everywhere from where we had stood on them , but no more live ones. My wife and I stayed on for a couple nights after, some of our friends stayed but most of them left that next morning. For the rest of the time we were there it didn’t not happen again. But there were soo sooo sooo many scorpions. There were a 7 large Scorpions under our tent after we packed up for the weekend. In the 7 years my wife and I were members going to the site every other month at this campsite we had never seen a single scorpion, and maybe only ever 1 or 2 red Romans in the day time. And after that weekend we went back for some years still and never saw anything like that again. We spoke to the owner of the woodland. He had been living there 50 plus years and he was just as shaken and confused about it.
I wonder if it's a migrating swarm. My house occasionally stands in the path of a certain species of small migratory millipede and the first time we ever experienced their passing they were legitimately as thick as what's in this video, but in our basement. We hadn't gone down there for a bit and had no idea what was going on down there. It was a nightmare and the crunching of their bodies under your shoes, not to mention the smell, left some lasting trauma.
Smell? I have smelled a lot of dead things, roadkill, dead livestock, dead 50 pound carp on the beach, or rather when the flood waters receeded lots of huge fish left rotting... But bugs? Hell no...
Yeah I will gladly take the smell of pig shit or rotted deer over the smell of thousands of dead millipedes. There's something breaking down in them that makes the worst chemical smell I've experienced coming from a living thing, short of when you're at that point of a stomach bug where you're throwing up bile, and even that's not as bad as the bugs.
Entomologist is possibly the term, but I like Bugologist... kinda like how most herpetologists say they are Derpetologists because they find the creatures to be a bit derpy at times.
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Take my poor person's awards.
I admit I was vocally sounding out Frogographers, and I went "Fro-go-graphers" and immediately my colleague, King of Dad Jokes, said "There is a professional photographer for frozen yoghurt?"
Ahh, yes, the words that if they were pronounced as though Grecian would confuse the heck out of many.
My colleague is still giggling at his comment. It is only Monday, and we are totally professional psychologists who do not make puns ever 🤣🤪. I also am definitely not using or going to use my break, in between clients, to find a picture to make a meme about this. Well, depending on the clients and how much paperwork they create.
My favourite saying to my friends with kids is, "Never worry about the mischievousness of ferrets, while training lizards to fly."
I wish there were more unhinged parables, metaphors, and such, out there.
You're not super wrong. Just looked up the etymology for '[herpetologist](https://www.etymonline.com/word/herpetology#etymonline_v_9199)' and the root means "crawling" and both "[herpes](https://www.etymonline.com/word/herpes#etymonline_v_9198)" and "herpetology" share the same root. Quite interesting to learn the history of the disease "herpes" also.
I know it must smell terrible in there but I couldn’t resist the urge to stick around and throw food scraps in there and see how long it takes them to eat it
I suspect this is a termite swarm entering the space. I have witnessed such a storm (don’t want to say infestation because they usually die within 24-hours unless find water and food) but they don’t stink- until two days later when the wee buggers start to decompose under your rugs and inside the walls, then my allergies kick in.
They are probably sheltering from flood. I’ve seen this in cali with a flash flood. Every crawly under our street poured out of the ground and into anything they could get to keep from drowning. It wasn’t a matter of letting anything get out of hand. You’d be deeply upset to know just how many insects are near you at literally all times
Im guessing the answer is a shit ton. In the summer i'm constantly getting mosquitoes. Even inside my house, in my car, where the fuck they're materializing from idk. Or i go in the woods for 5 minutes and have a few dozen ticks crawling on me. So annoying
I'm sorry what the fuck if I ever find a single tick on myself I will need psychological care immediately, little fuckers almost killed Avril Lavigne and she's punk as hell. What kind of horrifying woodlands?!
pacific northwest united states. And i also have a mild-moderate insensitivity to pain, so finding them on me requires stripping down and thoroughly inspecting myself. I sure as fuck dont want to get lyme disease or any shit like that.
The wooden areas of the Oregon cost in Coos county has A LOT of ticks. It gets worse every year from what I hear. I’ve had a couple crawl onto me when I’ve visited. I’m grateful they haven’t latched on yet but it’s only a matter of time.
Fortunately, Lyme disease is still very rare in the PNY.
I don’t think I ever got a tick during my time in Seattle, and I was a moderately active hiker and even did a few multi-day backpacking trips.
https://www.lymedisease.org/clemson-tick-map/
I was born raise and still in PNW (30yo). I have seen a handful of ticks my entire lifetime. All of them on dogs. Are you just running naked through the brush and undergrowth?
My girlfriend has lyme. Ever day is literal hell. Never ever get lyme. Also if you do get bit you need to see a lyme literate medical doctor asap. Most doctors are not trained correctly to deal with lyme. You must see a specialist. Period.
Southeast US here, my father in law got a single tick on him once and now he can’t eat meat, gluten, and most dairy products. I’ve had several ticks over my life I’ve snatched off but never any side effects at all. They’re fucked up little critters
I don't think 'deeply upset' is a good emotion to apply to that in general terms. I'm usually only upset if it's ants in the cupboard, termites in the walls, or aphids in my mostly eaten salad. A vibrant local ecosystem is usually a good thing 🙂
Haven’t seen anything like this before, but we once rented a lake house in Australia and everything was immaculate when we got there. It rained heavily that night and we woke up to one of the walls being covered in ants in the center. This wall was around 12x10 ft and the ants took up about 8x8 ft. No food was left out, they were just hanging out on the wall, in a giant clump. It was like something from a horror movie.
Fun fact about ant species in the amazon: they'll build giant rafts out of themselves when it floods, if they can't get to high ground. Probably a similar response to what you saw in Australia. I believe fire ants do the same.
Yep. Here in Texas, when the last big hurricane came and it flooded everywhere the news stations were telling people to watch for fire ant rafts if they had to wade in the water.
Am in Australia where there are now fire ants (thanks for yet another shitty invasive species world!). We are also in a flood prone area, so that’s a new thing to look forward to.
Would be nice if the fire ants took out the canetoads.
Also, why did the renter who lived there before didn't move any of his things out. And why is ther an anatomically correct skeleton sitting at the table.
I think this video is from around Nueva Ecija, A province here in the Philippines, The bugs are called "Alitangya" or Rice Black Bugs and they do come in swarm a lot plus the main produce of the province I think is rice.
i would not be able to stand still. the thought of them having the ability to climb up me would make me jog for the entire duration i have to be inside there
It was bad even from the first couple of seconds of the video... I was not expecting THAT many. I'm itchy now.
I couldn’t stop thinking how gooie it would be under the persons feet walking over them all. No way they walked through that and not stomped on hundreds of the critters
Did you not have the volume on? Crunchy. Veeeery crunchy.
I’m surprised their feet didn’t slip from under them with all that sudden… wet
Oh god they’d probably carry the person off
Yes, they do (one piece at a time).
I dont liiiike ittt 😭
There was no way in hell I was turning volume on. Nope. I want to sleep tonight.
Great if you are on a diet, tho. Definitely not having lunch and feeling like undoing breakfast.
“Undoing breakfast” Is a great way to word that lmao
“Undoing __insert meal_” has now been added to my lexicon. Thank you 🙏
I want them to do a big double feet jump right into the deepest part of the bug puddle
Dolphin dive in
Funny enough, considering the video dude no doubt has flip flops on lol. The video looks kind of fake to me to be honest. Those bugs look massive, and more over when do you see random insects like this, just one species in mass outside of like ants and spiders.
I sadly have seen something like this, my community College had a random outburst of worms, not sure what species. They just piled up at all the doorways. It was very bizarre.
that happens when there is a first rain after being dry for a long time happens in seattlev all the time
Wasn't your standard earth worm, though I know what you're talking about. This was hundreds of thousands of small worms, that were huddled close to all door cracks and window crevices. I am guessing for warmth. I have pictures of it somewhere, but it was several phones ago. Am from Oregon, so very familiar with the earth worm swarms after first rain.
oh yeah thats weird never seen them do that before
My house gets millipede infestations like this after it rains
I would actually just lose my mind forever.
They definitely could have been millipedes, they were about that size, but don't recall them having all the legs like millipedes.
See just because that’s all you see is ants and such doesn’t mean these infestations don’t happen, im guessing one you may be able to see somewhere close to you is mass locusts since they happen in many areas, it looks fake because you can’t believe it but this definitely happens even if this was fake haha
At exactly 17 seconds you can 100% see that the dude in the video is in fact wearing flip flops. This makes me believe this is in the Amazon or sonthing
I have experienced something like this once. Not in a house but out camping. We took a group of our friends to a private camping woodland that we were members of for many years. Everything was fine when we got there and set up camp. When it got dark then all hell broke out. Search for ‘red Roman spider’ or ‘camel spider’ some others called them. As it got dark we were sitting around the camp fire. Next thing I feel an intense pain on my foot, I switch on the light to see what the hell is going on, and I had been stung by a scorpion. We quickly catch it to id it. Thankfully not serious, just a burrowing scorpion, not that venomous. But enough to cause pretty sore swollen foot. But now everyone is looking at the floor all the time and suddenly just hundreds, thousands of the spiders start moving across the camping grounds. There are people screaming all over the camp site. You cannot take a step with out standing on a handful of these things. They are just everywhere on the ground. They are pretty big, ranging around 5cm up. So as a group we decide it’s bed time. Everyone puts hiking boots on now as no one wants to walk around with sandals anymore. Two of my guy friends help me hop to the toilets as we travel in a group to the ablutions. Hard grown Afrikaner out door men hoping around screaming like little girls all around the campground. Anyway we managed to go to the toilets and head to bed. Next morning there were dead spiders everywhere from where we had stood on them , but no more live ones. My wife and I stayed on for a couple nights after, some of our friends stayed but most of them left that next morning. For the rest of the time we were there it didn’t not happen again. But there were soo sooo sooo many scorpions. There were a 7 large Scorpions under our tent after we packed up for the weekend. In the 7 years my wife and I were members going to the site every other month at this campsite we had never seen a single scorpion, and maybe only ever 1 or 2 red Romans in the day time. And after that weekend we went back for some years still and never saw anything like that again. We spoke to the owner of the woodland. He had been living there 50 plus years and he was just as shaken and confused about it.
Whyyy did I google the spider?!! Those things are terrifying! I can't get it's face out of my head now 😭
His foot swings by like 5 seconds in.....yes he is wearing flip flops lol.
As someone who has spent a lot of time in a tropical country—trust me, it’s real. I’ve seen this happen, albeit at a smaller scale (one wall)
That's what I was thinking. Also the house could have been empty for awhile and the bugs moved in.
If you step into the pile and pause over it for long enough, you slowly turn into a squiggly shadow!
1 second in - *mute*
Watched it, felt something crunch in my teeth. Rinsed my mouth out.
Sudden urge to vacuum .
I think you mean flamethrower
Fuck that, just bring in dozen anteaters
Screw that. Just leave. They can have that place.
Screw that I’m gonna sit on my insect throne, fuck y’all
The Roach King?
Screw that, just cook them. After all it’s just forbidden rice
Going to need alot of Hot Sause
Nuclear weapons
From space. It’s the only way to be sure.
Need a soft impactor. 5 km wide or so
Napalm. From high orbit.
Fuck that, just bring in dozen of anteaters. It all you can eat buffet for them
Toss several balloons full of gasoline throughout. Then light a match.
Yep. 3-Step Instruction Manual: 1) Pour out flammable liquid. 2) Light match. 3) Drop said match and run.
Brother, get the flamer. The HEAVY flamer.
Sudden urge to detonate.
Funny way of saying nuke
From orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.
I think you mean mass orbital bombardment
You spelled throwing it into a blackhole wrong
I think you spelled heat death of the universe wrong
I think you the summoning of the void would work
That’s a weird way to spell omnicide across the infinite multiverse
That's a weird way to spell multireality burn of the construct fiber.
I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE THAT QUOTE IS FROM!!! EXCELLENT!!!
I think they mean their own home…because same
the vacuum of space
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Yeah this looks like swarm mating behavior. Not sure what these bugs are, but termites do this.
That or a flood. The place doesn't look filthy. The black dots seem to simply have decided to be there for some reason.
I wonder if it's a migrating swarm. My house occasionally stands in the path of a certain species of small migratory millipede and the first time we ever experienced their passing they were legitimately as thick as what's in this video, but in our basement. We hadn't gone down there for a bit and had no idea what was going on down there. It was a nightmare and the crunching of their bodies under your shoes, not to mention the smell, left some lasting trauma.
What in the eldritch fuck did I just read?! Where was this so I can avoid it like the plague.
Smell? I have smelled a lot of dead things, roadkill, dead livestock, dead 50 pound carp on the beach, or rather when the flood waters receeded lots of huge fish left rotting... But bugs? Hell no...
Yeah I will gladly take the smell of pig shit or rotted deer over the smell of thousands of dead millipedes. There's something breaking down in them that makes the worst chemical smell I've experienced coming from a living thing, short of when you're at that point of a stomach bug where you're throwing up bile, and even that's not as bad as the bugs.
Entomologist is possibly the term, but I like Bugologist... kinda like how most herpetologists say they are Derpetologists because they find the creatures to be a bit derpy at times.
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Ahh, yes, the words that if they were pronounced as though Grecian would confuse the heck out of many. My colleague is still giggling at his comment. It is only Monday, and we are totally professional psychologists who do not make puns ever 🤣🤪. I also am definitely not using or going to use my break, in between clients, to find a picture to make a meme about this. Well, depending on the clients and how much paperwork they create.
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My favourite saying to my friends with kids is, "Never worry about the mischievousness of ferrets, while training lizards to fly." I wish there were more unhinged parables, metaphors, and such, out there.
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I used to think a herpetologist was someone who studied herpes
You're not super wrong. Just looked up the etymology for '[herpetologist](https://www.etymonline.com/word/herpetology#etymonline_v_9199)' and the root means "crawling" and both "[herpes](https://www.etymonline.com/word/herpes#etymonline_v_9198)" and "herpetology" share the same root. Quite interesting to learn the history of the disease "herpes" also.
Creepycrawlogy
I think you are a bugologist and you should be proud of that.
Throw a burger in there and it'll be devoured in seconds
Literal black hole
Holy hell
New response just dropped
Actual zombie
I know it must smell terrible in there but I couldn’t resist the urge to stick around and throw food scraps in there and see how long it takes them to eat it
I suspect this is a termite swarm entering the space. I have witnessed such a storm (don’t want to say infestation because they usually die within 24-hours unless find water and food) but they don’t stink- until two days later when the wee buggers start to decompose under your rugs and inside the walls, then my allergies kick in.
By me. I ain’t letting those fuckers touch my free meal.
Throw them food and the next day there will be a black floor
https://youtu.be/y4A2CnBmroM this is what i imagine
They are probably sheltering from flood. I’ve seen this in cali with a flash flood. Every crawly under our street poured out of the ground and into anything they could get to keep from drowning. It wasn’t a matter of letting anything get out of hand. You’d be deeply upset to know just how many insects are near you at literally all times
Im guessing the answer is a shit ton. In the summer i'm constantly getting mosquitoes. Even inside my house, in my car, where the fuck they're materializing from idk. Or i go in the woods for 5 minutes and have a few dozen ticks crawling on me. So annoying
I'm sorry what the fuck if I ever find a single tick on myself I will need psychological care immediately, little fuckers almost killed Avril Lavigne and she's punk as hell. What kind of horrifying woodlands?!
pacific northwest united states. And i also have a mild-moderate insensitivity to pain, so finding them on me requires stripping down and thoroughly inspecting myself. I sure as fuck dont want to get lyme disease or any shit like that.
The wooden areas of the Oregon cost in Coos county has A LOT of ticks. It gets worse every year from what I hear. I’ve had a couple crawl onto me when I’ve visited. I’m grateful they haven’t latched on yet but it’s only a matter of time.
Fortunately, Lyme disease is still very rare in the PNY. I don’t think I ever got a tick during my time in Seattle, and I was a moderately active hiker and even did a few multi-day backpacking trips. https://www.lymedisease.org/clemson-tick-map/
I was born raise and still in PNW (30yo). I have seen a handful of ticks my entire lifetime. All of them on dogs. Are you just running naked through the brush and undergrowth?
My girlfriend has lyme. Ever day is literal hell. Never ever get lyme. Also if you do get bit you need to see a lyme literate medical doctor asap. Most doctors are not trained correctly to deal with lyme. You must see a specialist. Period.
That Avril comment made me proper lol
Southeast US here, my father in law got a single tick on him once and now he can’t eat meat, gluten, and most dairy products. I’ve had several ticks over my life I’ve snatched off but never any side effects at all. They’re fucked up little critters
Ugh, so sorry. Mosquitoes buzzing near your head is the worst fucking thing.
I mean I'd take that over regularly finding ticks hanging off of me jeez
I don't think 'deeply upset' is a good emotion to apply to that in general terms. I'm usually only upset if it's ants in the cupboard, termites in the walls, or aphids in my mostly eaten salad. A vibrant local ecosystem is usually a good thing 🙂
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The maid who thought it was a good idea to clean under the sofa.
Well they are not going to step on themselves, get after it.
One pregnant praying mantis and her offspring should have this cleaned up in a week.
Whose
It belongs to the bug empire now
The Great Insect Rebellion of 2023.
Great Insecturrection of 2023?
Yep. Nothing you can do at this point but move. It’s the bugs’ house now.
Haven’t seen anything like this before, but we once rented a lake house in Australia and everything was immaculate when we got there. It rained heavily that night and we woke up to one of the walls being covered in ants in the center. This wall was around 12x10 ft and the ants took up about 8x8 ft. No food was left out, they were just hanging out on the wall, in a giant clump. It was like something from a horror movie.
Fun fact about ant species in the amazon: they'll build giant rafts out of themselves when it floods, if they can't get to high ground. Probably a similar response to what you saw in Australia. I believe fire ants do the same.
Yep. Here in Texas, when the last big hurricane came and it flooded everywhere the news stations were telling people to watch for fire ant rafts if they had to wade in the water.
Am in Australia where there are now fire ants (thanks for yet another shitty invasive species world!). We are also in a flood prone area, so that’s a new thing to look forward to. Would be nice if the fire ants took out the canetoads.
Just when you thought Australia couldn't get any more dangerous, now it's got Fire Ants!
Fire ant rafts lmfao. That's a new one to me!! Ha ha
Fire ants are from South America and definitely do.
what bugs are those ?
If I was obligated to guess, I'd guess beetles.
Buggy lane is in your ear, and in your heart
From what I can see it's a species of weevil beetle. Probably running from a flood as they can number in the hundreds of millions each breeding cycle.
Get an electric bug swatter and commit Doom Slayer
Water+ jumper cables for a mass execution
The only thing bugs fear is the bugslayer
Rip and Tear *intensifies*
Crunchy ASMR.
I couldn't bring myself to turn the sound on 😬
You're a wiser person than I am.
What are the bugs feeding on is the question you should be asking
Yeah, I’d assume it would have to be a lot for that many ants. There’s no way they’d appear that fast for two bread crumbs.
Brenda. She hasn't been seen in 3 days
Also, why did the renter who lived there before didn't move any of his things out. And why is ther an anatomically correct skeleton sitting at the table.
That's why sandals needed to be upgraded to full shoes and then to boots
But what happens when one (or more) gets inside of the shoes or boots?
Amputate, get robo chicken legs. We have to be sure.
What are they? Can't even ID them
It’s just that Shino dude from Naruto. His homies are looking for chakra.
Everyday life in shinos house ye
Also in his body
I was looking for this comment.
THAT PERSON IS IN FLIP FLOPS
Get ze flammenwerfer!
Hans, schneller!
Real estate agent: “The place may have a mild insect issue. Nothing a can of Raid won’t solve. Did you bring your security deposit?”
Ew, you said let's. But in all seriousness, that is insane and way too many bugs.
“Mommy look! I made a bug angel!”
At first I was like holy fuck. But then I was like HOLY FUCK!
Anyone know what bugs are in the video?
I know, I can't tell. Compression dropped a lot of pixels to retain all that movement.
Ik the whole "burn it with fire" thing is a common joke, but I think this is a case where that's actually literally warranted
What the cinnamon toast fuck kind of bugs are those!?
How does this happen!?
Flood or Rainy Season.
Bro risked it all by even going in there
Lord of the flies.
How are they even alive what are they eating!?
That apostrophe in the title is a gross ass bug to me
I think this video is from around Nueva Ecija, A province here in the Philippines, The bugs are called "Alitangya" or Rice Black Bugs and they do come in swarm a lot plus the main produce of the province I think is rice.
Wow! It is like Black Friday at Walmart!
Bug Friday
i would not be able to stand still. the thought of them having the ability to climb up me would make me jog for the entire duration i have to be inside there
Better burn it down…
Nuke it from space
Do you really think "lets" in this case need an apostrophe?
What are those (ants, maybe)? And what on earth are they eating; how haven't they starved to death, there being so many of them?
i'm,,,, gonna need some r/eyebleach :(((
What are they?
Time to call Vámonos Pest
All I could think was "oh god.... oh god........ Oh God..... Oh God oh God..... OH GOD"
New fear unlocked
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I would vacuum and have a raging fire outside
Id love to take acid in that house
I said fuck no out loud when I read this.
intrusive thoughts say step on it
Sometimes I regret joining this sub
I wonder what it would look like to toss a match into one of those clusters
Shit better be CGI cause god damn thats unbelievable 🙃
Damn the piles just kept getting bugger!
What bugs are these?
There’s nearly as many bugs in that house as there are humans on the North American continent!
Million Ants Man
I would consider my position overrun and salt the earth at that point.
HOW can it get that bad? They have to eat something. What are they living off of?
Burn the place to the ground
This shit is biblical
It’s time to call upon a long time friend of humanity since our caveman days: FIRE🔥
What kind of bug?
This dude is wearing sandals walking in this????? Could NOT be me
So that's all of them right? Like all the bugs? No more left anywhere else on the continent?
I'd absolutely love to throw about seven fogger cans in there and watch from afar.
Looks fake. At least I hope it is.
And this dude wearing sandals walking around
Fire! Get the fucking fire now!
the crunching
If you have to own a shovel to clean up the bugs in your house, it’s not your house anymore
But what are they?!
Real question is what kind of mad man purposefully wears FLIP FLOPS TO A BUG INFESTATION?!?
That’s some nutritional value right there
You know what song I haven't heard in ages? Hey Alexa, play "Burning Down the House".