How long does a spider normally stay in a room?

[mason]

(1st part in greentext because it is easier to explain

>2am last night
>watching video, with hand not on mouse
>see spider crawling onto/in my mouse (Corsair M65)
>omg
>♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ run out of the room and close the door


Now is the first time I have been back in the room, is the spider most likely still in here, or has it most likely left?

im so spooked, I hate spiders

[grounded in reality]

use perfume to suffocate the spider.
works every time.

[Grimminski]

Till you squish it and flush it.

[Shasow]

It's probably still there. Look for it and kill it. If you can't find it, inspect the area around you, and sit carefully, watching for any spiders. That's what I'd do.

[76561198119391273]

It is waiting for you to fall asleep so that it can lay its eggs inside your belly button.

[Shasow]

Originally posted by Maya:

It is waiting for you to fall asleep so that it can lay its eggs inside your belly button.

Most likely.

[Ineffable Anathema]

Most spiders are harmless, so relax ... unless you're in Australia, in which case everything in nature is trying to kill you so panic.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

They maybe harmless around where I live but I still wont tolerate them in my house, off the window and please dont come back.
If I lived in US in Black Widow territory I would probably totally freak out. :P

[Fork_Q2]

Until I burn it alive.

[Gibbo]

It will find a corner to hide in as it is scared of you.

We get a lot of mosquitoes, so I practically welcome spiders with open arms. But then, the worst spider we have here is nothing to worry about. I think their bite is about the same as a bee sting which is nothing.

[Eros]

Arachnaphobia's a ♥♥♥♥♥ isn't it?

[RegionalDialect]

I love the way you think that the type of mouse you have somehow relates to the question about spider habits.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Corsair M65, what spiders want. 9 out of 10 spiders recommend this.

[Tricks]

You think he's gone

You think he's dead

There's no escape

The spider's in your head

[Heisenberg]

Spiders are good for us better yet for the environment, don't ever go around hatin' them!

[B. Mills]

It can stay for many years. You're probably better off moving out.