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| Complete with bed hair. | 
Then I heard it. Thumping. "Oh just ignore it. You're far too comfortable to deal with this nonsense." That's what I thought. The thumping continued, and it got louder. Finally my rage limit had peaked. I flew out of my bed and searched wildly for my airsoft pistol. I finally found it under a mountain of blankets, and furiously loaded it with pellets. And then I waited. 
I was sitting upright in my bed, waiting for the stupid moth to show it's ugly face. Finally it did, and I watched it fly around my room like a cat. I'm fairly certain that my eyes went very catlike during this, and I was in a sitting position just waiting to attack. 
Finally it landed on my curtains. This was my moment. In one bound I leaped onto my desk right next to my curtains. As I was raising my airsoft gun slowly, I saw the moth slowly turning it's head with big vacant eyes to look at me. We stared at each other for a moment. 
Then I shot it in the face. It fell on my desk as if it was a slow motion death scene. 
Once it landed it just laid there shaking it's fists at me. So I shot it in the face again, and it exploded in a cloud of dust. Poof. Problem solved. Needless to say, I slept very well that night. 
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| More bed hair. | 
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| This is also how I look at the end of every Walking Dead episode. | 
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| It was awkward. | 
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| My pellets are green, FYI. | 
 
