The Hugest Bug in the World and Me

I went downstairs this afternoon where all the exercise equipment is, and I was planning to work-out.  I turned on MTV, and the new G-Unit song was playing.  "This work-out is totally going to rock," I thought, because anytime I start my work-out with a good song, I just know it will rock.

Anyway, I'm warming up and jumping rope while out of the corner of my eye I see what looks like a caterpillar on steriods with all sorts of legs and antennae sticking out of it, and it comes walking right by.  Naturally I scream and scream and scream.  I stood still for a moment thinking of my next move.  Should I try to find something to kill it or should I call K.  

I jump over top of it and make it to the phone.  Then I called K. to find out what time he would be home from work, because this bug was truly a job for K.  

He tried to talk me through killing it.  I had to put the phone down while I found something large enough to smash it with.  Not just anything would do, you see.  K. suggested a magazine, but this bug was huge!  It would have jumped out around the magazine and lunged for my wrist, so no, a magazine was NOT an option.  I hopped over it again in a daring move where I procured the broom at which I broommed it to death, all the while I screaming with each whack.  

I went back to the phone explaining the events to K.  I told him how there was a stare-down for a moment pre-broom hitting.  It looked at me, and I looked at it.  It was as if it was saying, "I dare you, I dare you to get me" with it's eyes (because it was large enough for me to see it's eyes, nose, and mouth, I tell you).  

Luckily, I did kill the bug.  Better yet I preserved my homeland from the bug and felt safe enough to work-out after the killing.  Of course, I kept looking over my shoulder for its friends, but I'm ready.  You hear me, I'm ready!

My throat hurts tonight rom the screaming, but justice was done in the basement.


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