I was talking to an ex-classmate last night when I commented on the frequency which I kill beetles in my room (at least once a night).

The silly insects would somehow find their way into my room, bump around the place, which includes the lights, the working ceiling fan, the tv, the cupboards, the table, the speakers, the monitor and then it would land somewhere, utterly knocked out and tired. It always cumulates in my having to end its miserable life (how happy can you possibly be if you fly yourself into everything hard? I don't do that and I'm miserable enough).

So yesterday, I killed 2 beetles in a span on 10 minutes and then I commented to my ex-classmate that given the frequency I keep killing them, it leads me to conclude that my room is really a spawn ground for beetles. My curtains are drawn, so they'd have to somehow fly through the day curtain and the actual curtain to get to the room and the only other method they could have gotten in would be via the toilet's air vent. Okay... so if a beetle can get in through the toilet, why would it not know the way out? o.O So these beetles are spontaneously spawning in my room.

And then my ex-classmate suggested that I might be under some spell (more WoW for you here) cast by some mage hoping to cast damage over time, but mages don't do that, not normally. So If that were the case, I'd have to conclude that if my room isn't a spawn ground for the beetles, then some evil but utterly weak druid has done it. Druids can cast Insect Swarm (I know it 'cause my character just learnt it) but since this one is sooooooooooo weak, he/she can only cast Insect Single. Roflol.

Yes, I've gone nuts and so has this ex-classmate.