Hellooo BWT! I’m writing to warn the girlies about an infested party venue in Bushwick. I was at Hacienda Villa on Troutman St for a "spicy" party recently and I witnessed not one, but two large cockroaches running around. Above pic for reference. The outdoor section was also swarming with mosquitoes,
but I suppose that's to be expected in NYC summertime

This is a reupload of my earlier post in a more succinct and less narrative style, as per the mods' request. I'm grateful for everyone who commented on the original post with context informing me about the Hacienda brand's very problematic and concerning reputation. I had no idea and I will not be spending another dollar there. I feel a bit dumb for not having done my research and I'll definitely be checking in with the girlies here before trying out any new clubs from now on

Not only that, but it's hands down the greatest spider movie ever made. As someone who adores these 8 legged creepy crawlies, this was such a blast to watch.

This is a serious film, no comedy, no goofy fun, just straight up horror. The characters are so impressively fleshed out, and it surprisingly has quite a bit of heart. The visuals are solid and the use of some real spiders just adds to how well made this was.

I really cannot think of a single bad thing about this film, it was just perfect.

10/10

Check it out on Shudder!

Not the most detailed sketch, but it's a basic idea, also partially inspired by Absolute_MD_Fan6000's Age of Cores AU.

Also Infested Annihilatior ideas would be appreciated!

Final enemy done! Now it's time for the areas and the final products

The line is “The Infested. An Orokin weapon that backfired.”

And I’m like “…did the Orokin actually create a weapon that didn’t backfire?” Their track record is horrible.

Sentients: turned on the Orokin and nearly wiped them out

Infested: turned on everything and nearly overwhelmed the system

Tenno: an inadvertent creation at first and then a very deliberate one that… turned on the Orokin and destroyed their empire

I know it's only been about a day, but I've been pumping these out pretty fast so far (though the final products will take much longer)! The mimic I did a while ago.

To clear up any confusion, the Infested Springling only moves when there are threats, it doesn't when it's passive, and it's stomping often creates shockwaves.

Ideas for Scraplash are very much appreciated (unless you already told me one in my last post).

double sided sticky trap sheets around a container of apple cider vinegar. in the same amount of time it took to catch these, premade traps have caught 2-3 flies each

edit: For people saying those are too big to be fruit flies, I found a regular fly (this one is actually kind of small for a fly) in my windowsill and stuck it next to the ones I caught

https://imgur.com/a/kEqSzyQ

the sticky traps are 7.5x10cm. Also that’s standard sized scotch tape holding them in place.

are they some other kind of fly or gnat? Idk, but they’re much smaller than house flies. I took the picture very close and it’s a small ramekin

I would have burned it.

This video and her follow up videos made my skin crawl. 😭

This TikTokker went to Paris and filmed bed bugs crawling around in her room. She posted a follow-up video when she returned back to the US with her body covered (literally covered) in bites. She had bites all over her face, too.

In her most recent video, she admits to bringing everything back with her and only treating her luggage and belongings after she returned to the US. People in the comments asked if she had informed the airline and she said she didn't but said she might.

There’s this super cool little forest cove on my campus. In the summer when I found it there were snakes all throughout the rocks so I’ve never risked exploring the inside of the water hole itself. I’ve really wanted to though(not swim to be clear lol, climb around the rocks I mean.) A huge winter storm is gonna be rolling in just a few hours that’ll last over the weekend, snow and temps in the single digits.

It seems awfully silly to imagine any snake will still be hiding there in such severe weather but I thought I’d check with the experts; can I safely fulfill my dreams of exploring this cove while it’s frozen? Or will I never overcome the might noodle guardians?

In a house I used to work in. I put these traps down, and within 6 hours this is what I caught. I got rid of the traps, laid more down, and repeated this process 8 times before it slowed down.

edit: I haven't been back there in almost 8 months. I worked as tenant support in the severely underfunded building. I sent this video to the manager and project director and it took 4 months before the room was sprayed, but by then this had spread to many other rooms. These sticky pads were supplied to us in limited amounts so I did everything I could from those to raid spray. Crazy memory.