What? How?

This is disgusting,
Snail crawling in the kitchen,
Out of place for sure!

[Maggiemae]

You said it! Give it some red wine and eat it!

[JackieR]

@maggiemae could have been worse, a slug trodden on with bare feet

[Susan Wakely]

Coming in from the rain. Is it Brian?

[Peter]

You need to check you fresh veg more closely Jackie, fits this weeks challenge perfectly:)

[JackieR]

@pcoulson hmmm that's what you get going organic?
@wakelys he's in the Council's bit of greenery now, whatever his name is!!

[Rob Z]

Oh yuk - all those slimy trails...

[katy]

Superb photo of him. More impressive is your constant haiku.

[Carey Martin]

I thought it was really cool until you said it is in your kitchen. :-P

[Annie-Sue]

as kitchen pests [might] go, I think this is one of the less horrible!

[JackieR]

@careymartin I know! Gross!!!!!
@grammyn theyre getting easier
@robz all work surfaces scrubbed

[Joanne Diochon]

Well, surprising and unwelcome but, at least big enough that you’re pretty sure you’d see him., unlike the tiny little ants who try to invade my kitchen every spring.

[Babs]

You need blue tongue lizards and kookaburras to keep the snails at bay. They do a grand job.

[Kathy]

Hmm. Yes, for me it would be out of place. Well done.

[Walks @ 7]

I would be creeped out but would also rescue it to the garden where it belongs

[Mary Siegle]

Defying the laws of gravity. He/she has great sticking power. I think it's cool, not disgusting. If it was hundreds invading the kitchen, I'd say disgusting.

[JackieR]

@mcsiegle each to their own!
@joysabin I can't kill them, good for birds
@randystreat thanks Kathy
@onewing we used to have hedgehogs, but no more
@gardencat I have ants too!!!

[Kathy A]

Definitely out of place but relatively easy to get rid of

[Boxplayer]

We gave a rogue slug that keeps coming in and running amok on our kitchen floor.