A man who was house-sitting for his parents set their home on fire when he used a blowtorch to kill spiders, according to authorities.
Fire fighters responded to a 911 call about a fire Tuesday night at a home in Fresno, California.
The tenant of a two-story residential house “just made a bad decision to use fire instead of insecticides to kill the spiders,” Lee Wilding, deputy fire marshal with the Fresno Fire Department, told ABC News.
abcnews.go.com
I'd make fun of him but; spiders.
that is how much fuck spiders.
Seems like a flyswatter would be better option.
no spiders can jump away from them, and then what? the spider disappears down your shirt.
what a fucking dolt
Home-made flame-throwers are really more effective and much more legal than shooting at them with a shotgun, which is what I would have done. A torch just doesn't have enough knock-down power.
If a man does this:
If a woman does this:
why just implant a few house centipedes to your dwelling. they look horrifying but eat spiders, ants, and bed bugs
What a dumbass
I killed a spider once with a plumber's torch. The smell was bad enough to convince me never to do that again!
Are feminists even capable of saying/typing a single thing that isn't pure projection?
Don't need to say it twice, retard
Just use a can of aerosol and a lighter.
Less powerful then a blow torch but absolutely annhialates them.
Done it more than once. Went blind staring into the fire for about 10 seconds.
I'd rather stick to daddy long-legs tbh
ebin bait
…But then how did you make that post?
Correct response:
CORRECT
My bad, my poor grammar made it seem like I said one thing when I meant another.
My vision went white then black for about 10 seconds due to staring i to the fireball caused by the aerosol can and lighter.
Because that's just introducing a new problem instead of resulting in no problems.