- Mum keeps trying to say things to incite me to hunt down the spider. Not sure she's really getting that I'm ok with it… ->
- "It could go in your shoe!" "…and?" ->
- My indifference to spiders is her fault really, since I had to deal with them as a kid whenever my Dad was at work. ->
- More amusingly, I ended up as my flat's bee wrangler at university. ->
- @laurenlaverne The *only* tiny tiny tiny advantage to this is always being able to park in the pregnant lady bays in carparks. in reply to laurenlaverne ->
- @nikki @katbrown82 Same here. In fact, I actually despise sunshine. in reply to nikki ->
- @rickedwards1 Surely making a soufflé is one of the *most* anxiety inducing culinary activities? in reply to rickedwards1 ->
- This just in: my mum appears to also be scared of worms and slugs. Not quite sure how she's managed with gardening all these years ->
- @canada_bear I thought I best not mention that the garden is RIDDLED with them in reply to canada_bear ->
- @eoincmacken What if you realise there's a jar of Nutella in the kitchen? in reply to eoincmacken ->
- @sebpatrick "comics nerd"? in reply to sebpatrick ->
- @GemmaRidlington @smartmatt I got mistaken for a boy until I was about 4 :/ in reply to GemmaRidlington ->
- @smartmatt @GemmaRidlington Mostly it was down to my Dad styling my hair exactly like his, and wearing my male cousins' handmedowns in reply to smartmatt ->
- @warrenellis Did you forget the bacon? in reply to warrenellis ->
- @RoOkin Both are correct tho – it just depends where your beverage is from in reply to RoOkin ->
- @danielguntrip Ahahaha omg. in reply to danielguntrip ->
- Totally not sorry. ♫ http://t.co/kjBVg0S3 ->