Today, after moving in with a couple of vegan zoologists a few weeks ago, I discover that they don't believe that we have the right to kill cockroaches, and will not allow me to do so. The house is infested, and it's spread to my bedroom. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, my pregnant girlfriend and I moved into our first home together, signing a 1-year lease. Less than 12 hours later, we've discovered that the place is infested with cockroaches and we have a mouse. The landlord won't let us out of the contract. FML
Today, after months of my girlfriend crying about cockroaches, I finally called and paid for an exterminator. Now she's furious at me for "making decisions for her" and she keeps pointing out that, since she owns the house, what I did was technically illegal. FML
Today, my boyfriend finally moved in with me, after being long distance for months. Our apartment just became infested with mice. FML
Today, an exterminator sprayed for cockroaches in my dorm room. After classes I got back to find three large cockroaches on top of my bed. Now that the exterminator has sprayed everything, all the cockroaches are coming out. FML
Today, my girlfriend won't stay over at my apartment anymore. Why? Because she saw a few roaches. Pest control comes every week and I spray every other day, so there's only so much I can about it. The worst part is now it's extremely difficult to spend time together because she lives with her mom and sister, who argue nonstop. FML
Today, I moved in with my new roommate. She's a vegetarian, and won't let me put my meat in the fridge because it will "contaminate her food". FML
Today, I’ve lived in my apartment for more than five years and never had more than the occasional housefly. Three months after I got new downstairs neighbors I’ve been hit with a massive roach infestation, and they decided to bring their lovely ant friends with them. FML
Today, I've lived in my apartment for over 5 years with no bugs, as I'm phobic of them. I broke up with my ex, who smirked at me and declared war. I now have thousands of roaches that I can't get rid of. Coincidence? FML
Today, my girlfriend and I moved back in after over a month of couch hopping and $2,000 of heat and chemical treatments for a chronic bedbug issue. I just found bedbugs on my legs. We've used all our favors and have nowhere to go. FML
Today, for the third day in a row, I have been volunteered to kill and dispose of the bugs entering my apartment. I live with two "manly" men who can't use a flyswatter. FML
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SilverGTP99 8
Kill them anyway?
Welshite 40
I don't care if they don't want cockroaches to die; I would go nuclear on those nasty creatures.
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Comments (230)
aaronp93 0
I wouldn't of even had time to put this on here I would have been to busy packing my stuff and moving out.
Szaszaspasz 26
Don't kill them. Put poison out. The roaches will ingest it and then you can say they killed themselves. I had a bunch of wasps under an eavestrough of my house fly kamikaze missions into a stream of Raid that I had been spraying outside their nest.
kcole99 1
My husband is vegan and he's also our resident bug squisher. 99% of vegans are not as crazy militant these two!
mrboomstik 3
Call an exterminator while they are out. Roaches are dirty and can spread disease. Like veganism.
FYL63 1
Mistake number 1 moving in with vegan zoologists. That bug killer may not kill the bugs but it sure will those people.
rita91 5
Get diccatomous powder, it's natural so they can't be pissed. It's like shredded glass to the roaches and they usually lick there legs, problem solved
LeenetteSwagg 0
That's ******* Nasty, Bro! Clean that shit up.!
Jamesy52 1
Kill them anyway. What are they going to do about it?
laurakatejones 7
I can't think of much worse.
Steffi 26
Pick them up with something, and put them outside. Feather-dusters work surprisingly well.