Gina
Remembers the Great DIS Board Crash of '99
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So I'm sitting here at my desk minding my own business, and something on the floor catches the corner of my eye. I turn to look, and it's a %^$# wolf spider.
It's not a HUGE one, maybe the size of a quarter, so I don't immediately flatline over its presence. I gracefully leap over it like a gazelle
and race into my boss's office. He is as terrified of spiders as I am (makes his wife kill them at home) but musters up the courage to kill it when he sees that it isn't one of the giant man-eating wolf spiders that are common around here.
STOMP, down comes his shoe... and suddenly we see this vague, ground-cloud of movement. We realize that it is a kabillion little baby evil spiders, and both proceed to freak out. He grabs a broom, and I became the spotter. "There's some!" WHAM "There's some more!!" WHAM Finally, we see no more movement, and I vacuumed this small space for about 10 minutes just to make sure. We're fog-bombing the place this weekend.
Did I mention how much I hate spiders??
I need to go have a Malibu Colada for lunch, I think... 
It's not a HUGE one, maybe the size of a quarter, so I don't immediately flatline over its presence. I gracefully leap over it like a gazelle
and race into my boss's office. He is as terrified of spiders as I am (makes his wife kill them at home) but musters up the courage to kill it when he sees that it isn't one of the giant man-eating wolf spiders that are common around here. STOMP, down comes his shoe... and suddenly we see this vague, ground-cloud of movement. We realize that it is a kabillion little baby evil spiders, and both proceed to freak out. He grabs a broom, and I became the spotter. "There's some!" WHAM "There's some more!!" WHAM Finally, we see no more movement, and I vacuumed this small space for about 10 minutes just to make sure. We're fog-bombing the place this weekend.
Did I mention how much I hate spiders??
I need to go have a Malibu Colada for lunch, I think...
Well usually I capture them and send them outside.


