Everybody, check out m'slug!

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by wagtail on Sunday, March 27, 2016 and has 33 replies.

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Should I keep him?
Normally I just take em outside... If he wasn't so big- it's gonna feel like I'm peeling a giant, moving turd off my closet wall tho...

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Damn, that thing is crazy. I've seen ones similar in Florida. I'm surprised a slow moving insect as big as th at can even stay alive. It must have some super effective goo, or what ever the hell is on them that keeps them from being bird food.

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Posted by Soul
Damn, that thing is crazy. I've seen ones similar in Florida. I'm surprised a slow moving insect as big as th at can even stay alive. It must have some super effective goo, or what ever the hell is on them that keeps them from being bird food.

Ours have the decency to wear shells.

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Posted by justagirl
That is a huge ass slug.. WTF do they eat down there?? Steroids?

I was just thinking that myself... I had a plant outside my front door that was decimated recently...
Wonder if this guy is the culprit

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Posted by justagirl

Posted by Montgomery

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Put him outside imo. Dustpan and brush?

Ugh

How about a broom and a hefty bag.

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just pick it up.. then wash your hands. it's just a critter.

did you never play with bugs n stuff as a kid?

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Haha! Dude I love playing with bugs it's just... He has a FACE like- a postal address, kids and a missus... The whole package ya kno

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Posted by Soul
Damn, that thing is crazy. I've seen ones similar in Florida. I'm surprised a slow moving insect as big as th at can even stay alive. It must have some super effective goo, or what ever the hell is on them that keeps them from being bird food.

Florida is like slug heaven right? Warm and wet... Everything's bigger...

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Posted by wagtail

Posted by Soul
Damn, that thing is crazy. I've seen ones similar in Florida. I'm surprised a slow moving insect as big as th at can even stay alive. It must have some super effective goo, or what ever the hell is on them that keeps them from being bird food.

Florida is like slug heaven right? Warm and wet... Everything's bigger...

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soo muchhhh possiblites with this wording.....

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Posted by justagirl

Posted by wagtail

Posted by Soul
Damn, that thing is crazy. I've seen ones similar in Florida. I'm surprised a slow moving insect as big as th at can even stay alive. It must have some super effective goo, or what ever the hell is on them that keeps them from being bird food.

Florida is like slug heaven right? Warm and wet... Everything's bigger...

soo muchhhh possiblites with this wording.....

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Ahhhhohhhhaha shiet ahaha @.@

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Posted by SassyKiwi
As my father would say... fry it.

In liiiike butter? Or WD40...
I'm open to suggestions. I'm gonna wash some dishes and if he's still there when I head upstairs I'll grab some paper towel and do what needs to be done.
I MAY let him stay and make his own way out tho...
He's pretty cute in a gagfest kinda way.

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Posted by Flicker

Posted by wagtail

Posted by SassyKiwi
As my father would say... fry it.

In liiiike butter? Or WD40...
I'm open to suggestions. I'm gonna wash some dishes and if he's still there when I head upstairs I'll grab some paper towel and do what needs to be done.
I MAY let him stay and make his own way out tho...
He's pretty cute in a gagfest kinda way.

Sure.. you should. WAIT. IT. OUT!

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I'm just sayin'

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@Flicker Oh I've been covered In leeches before... I know you can't feel them, it's just-
Skin crawling when I think of em... Bleeeurgh. You gotta have salt and a lighter. Pack some real heat to deal with em.
Sluggers just a softy. Bit sticky, but a softy lol

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