I just read an articleabout worm/ centipede in the house im close to a mental break down please let me know if your thefe there cuz its beLLLLOOOOONNNNGNGGG YEAR

I guess I don't understand the question...?

Neither do I.

@Autumn. You will need to supply more information (how about a link to what you read/saw?) and restate your question. It might also help to know your location. You can go into your "Profile" and update it, giving your city/state and or your USDA zone.

Autumn. My guess is that Autumn is referring to a thread on one of the forums about a centipede that was in someone's house or in a house plant. I'm sure I remember such a post but I don't remember which forum it was though, maybe the insect ID one or pests and diseases? Perhaps Autumn doesn't like the idea of having invertebrates in the house?

Spiders and centipedes: They can stay as long as I can't reach them and there is no fear they will fall on me while I'm asleep. But the minute they get within reach, they are goners.

@Autumn does not say what part of the world he/she is in.
There are some parts of the world where the centipedes are huge and very frightening.

Example:
http://www.damninteresting.com...

@Autumn, please let us know what state/region/country you are in and please send a link to the article that you mentioned.

I asked for that info. a few posts back, Greene.

Thank you for correcting me. I forgot that I was imperfect.

No correction, Greene. There was no reason you would have seen that previous post. We are on the same page. Location, location, location.

My last semester of college, I spent a month living in a small village in Western Samoa. Only the interpreter spoke English and I spoke no Samoan.

One night, I walked back to the rest of the group after a visit to the outhouse (I had given up visiting the jungle for these needs after I got chiggers in a sensitive area). There had been a HUGE centipede walking up the wall - I was fastinated! I mentioned it to the interpreter. He said something in Samoan and the whole village came to life. I found out later I'd had a close encounter with a deadly centipede.

Daisy

Wow, what a story, Daisy. Mosquitoes here in the south are bad enough.