Found it dead in my dishes
this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2023
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Thanks for taking the useful approach, rather than parroting the usual drivel
Edit It turns out they feed on bed bugs - surely that should sway a few people.
...And they can detach their legs? I want one!
Don't worry, you already have more than one, probably hiding in the walls.
Unless you live in a high rise building...
They probably have two, regardless of where they live. Unless they are in a wheelchair.
When I lived in a concrete high-rise, I never saw any centipedes. Now that I reside in a mostly wood/drywall house, I've seen at least three.
I lived in that high-rise for ~4 years, I've lived in this house for ~1 year.
I do what I can to leave the centipedes alone so they can do their thing. We also have spiders, which are all considered bro's in our home.
It was a joke on
The "one" can refer to both a leg, as well as a complete centipede.
I realize the joke didn't land at all. Oh well!