I dropped off a trailer at the Walmart DC in Midway Tennessee. The bugs out here are massive, and I got bit my mosquitoes multiple times. I was looking for an empty but was having trouble finding a good one because the first one I picked up had a bent tandem lever(courtesy of locking pliers that Swift drivers seem fond of) and stubborn pins. So I dropped it and went hunting. I passed by a couple empties that looked like they haven't been moved in weeks because they were covered in spiderwebs including one with no fewer than five, each extending from the trailer edge to the ground and each occupied by a massive spider(anything bigger than a centimeter is a big spider to me). Needless to say I was suitably creeped out, and the empty I picked up, I examined extra carefully with a flashlight, lest I place a bodypart in one of those suckers.
Huge bugs means huge spiders
Discussion in 'Swift' started by truckermario, Aug 7, 2010.
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I hear ya loud and clear! Many years ago I was moving into an apartment in Texas, making the bed, and a huge bug crawled out from under it. Well I stomped on it, it kept moving, I stomped hard!!! it crawled out from under my foot. I packed up my stuff and got my money back. I wont stay where the bugs wont die!!!
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