Trivial things that make you annoyed beyond expectations?

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Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
This one in a Parisien AirBnB....
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I find that quite scary!:unsure: I've had a moth phobia since 1992 when me and the former Mrs Accy went to Corfu to celebrate our first wedding anniversary. On arrival in our apartment I picked up what I thought was a half smoked King Edward size cigar left by a cleaner, only to feel the 'cigar' open up in my fingers then realise it was a sleeping giant moth. When seeing it frantically fluttering around, it must've had a wingspan of over 3 inches!!:ohmy:
 
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raleighnut

Legendary Member
I find that quite scary!:unsure: I've had a moth phobia since 1992 when me and the former Mrs Accy went to Corfu to celebrate our first wedding anniversary. On arrival in our apartment I picked up what I thought was a half smoked King Edward size cigar left by a cleaner, only to feel the 'cigar' open up in my fingers then realise it was a sleeping giant moth. When seeing it frantically fluttering around, it must've had a wingspan of over 3 inches!!:ohmy:

T'aint moths eat eat clothes its the caterpillars......................are you all thick or just accy
 

icowden

Veteran
Location
Surrey
These are the two you want to watch out for. Their larvae eat clothing
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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
It's an issue I have never had to really think about to be fair, although I have long been sceptical about moths actually eating things as they use a proboscis.

I must admit my ignorance, so thanks.
When I discovered them in my carpet, it was heaving with the little larvae buggers!

The moth that I took a photo of last night was like the first one posted by @icowden above.
 

Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
When I discovered them in my carpet, it was heaving with the little larvae buggers!

The moth that I took a photo of last night was like the first one posted by @icowden above.

'Like'?
There are hundreds of species and positive identification can be difficult, especially with the 'Micro Moths'. The differences can be very subtle indeed.
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
'Like'?
There are hundreds of species and positive identification can be difficult, especially with the 'Micro Moths'. The differences can be very subtle indeed.
I think I am just about done on the subject now... :laugh:
  • Hundreds of small moths in Hebden Bridge 'like' that one ate pretty much all the woollen items they could find, including carpets.
  • I moved house and accidentally transported a half-eaten jumper containing larvae in a bag of clothing.
  • By the time I noticed, I had hundreds of small moths 'like' that one.
  • I still have problems with moths 'like' that one.
  • I am not a moth expert and have no interest in becoming one so that's your lot! :okay:
 
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