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Aileen68 -> RE: Spiders.... (8/27/2007 1:55:17 PM)
Spiders are fucking creepy.

beargonewild -> RE: Spiders.... (8/27/2007 1:57:02 PM)
Yep and quite fun to play with! Real cool to catch insects and stick them on the web and watch the spider attacking the trapped insect!

Twicehappy2x -> RE: Spiders.... (8/28/2007 3:35:11 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: missturbation Every spider i have ever come across has wanted to eat me alive. Maybe the were Domly type spiders, lol.

instynctive -> RE: Spiders.... (8/28/2007 3:37:58 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: beargonewild Yep and quite fun to play with! Real cool to catch insects and stick them on the web and watch the spider attacking the trapped insect! Heh heh heh.... no comment... ;-)

KMsAngel -> RE: Spiders.... (8/28/2007 4:53:09 AM)
the bondage life of insects. i think i can skip that educational film thank you vy much. i get creeped out when they drop the sucked out dried husks of their victims into my bed [:'(]

Tarisa -> RE: Spiders.... (8/28/2007 5:10:31 AM)
I kill them ..

spiral23 -> RE: Spiders.... (8/28/2007 5:16:25 AM)
i love em...all critters, spiders, bugs, snakes etc....unfortunatly we don't get anything truly exotic here in england...nothing really dangerous or poisoness...but their all beautiful to me...

cuffnspankme -> RE: Spiders.... (8/28/2007 7:06:34 AM)
We can ship ya some Spiral, iffn you really wanted

Aileen68 -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 3:19:48 AM)
Ok...ran across this and it just further supports my feelings that spiders are creepy. http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/08/30/spider.web.ap/index.html

Msagain -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 3:23:46 AM)
I wouldnt go within a mile of that thing cos I couldnt be sure if it was a lot of spiders or one big shebob that made it lol

Twicehappy2x -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 3:25:05 AM)
If you read that you know that the spider or spiders who spun that web saved the tourists from being having their blood sucked by eating thousands of mosquitoes. Spiders are good!

Aileen68 -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 3:28:18 AM)
Noooooo......not good, they're creepy.

MissMagnolia -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 3:30:19 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: spiral23 i love em...all critters, spiders, bugs, snakes etc....unfortunatly we don't get anything truly exotic here in england...nothing really dangerous or poisoness...but their all beautiful to me... You wouldn't say that in Australia when a redback on the dunny seat bites you on the bum!!

instynctive -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 4:10:53 AM)
That was a great article! And even the biggest, meanest, deadliest spider in the world is beautiful.... behind plexiglass.. LOL Just because I love spiders doesn't mean I necessarily want one that can kill Me crawling all over me... lol

sub4hire -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 6:30:44 AM)
I'm not a spider fan. However lately I have been in a certain sense of awe with them. They have been eating those lady bugs that aren't exactly lady bugs. Some sort of japanese/chinese beetle. Looks just like a lady bug but it bites big time.

MissMorrigan -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 6:40:55 AM)
These fellas fascinate me http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recluse_spider I think it's the arrangement of their eyes and their method for killing their prey. Something I haven't quite figured out - larger garden spiders have me running, yet much larger spiders, such as tarantulas, I'm intrigued by and was lucky enough to get to hold one for a while.

Ravin -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 6:40:58 AM)
I had no true issues with spiders until I was in the service and did some different survival training courses. In one of the courses, they show a SAS patrol in Aussie that was being lead by a bushman, it was in black and white and appeared to have been orginally filmed on like 8mm but we were watching it on VHS at the time. Anyway, they are crusing thru some bush when the bushman lets out a hollar and cuts in forearm willfully with his knife. This guy then takes about 2-3 steps and proceeds to die. I honestly dont recall what spider they said it was that had bitten him, but it was indeed some outback kill you sooner then later type and at that point I was like Ugh. along with about 95% of the courses attendees. Snakes? geez, running from some form or the other during breeding season in Panama while on a rotation down there set me into thinking the legless ones and I were not intended to be friends. Also, if you think about the Snake and the apple, [:-]

Ravin -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 6:43:59 AM)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070817/ap_on_fe_st/odd_pet_tarantula_rescued_2;_ylt=Ao0YECyQAqpaPT._rM2OSOYE1vAI These are the spiders that nightmares are created of. Current news

GhitaAmati -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 6:49:49 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: MissMorrigan These fellas fascinate me http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recluse_spider I think it's the arrangement of their eyes and their method for killing their prey. Something I haven't quite figured out - larger garden spiders have me running, yet much larger spiders, such as tarantulas, I'm intrigued by and was lucky enough to get to hold one for a while. facinating hell! I could care less how there friggin eyes are arranged, you should see what one of the little buggers did to the back of my arm.

Ravin -> RE: Spiders.... (8/31/2007 6:59:10 AM)
depending on your body chemstry, they can do ALOT of damage with an abscess and ulceration of the flesh. Nasty stuff and can lead into a issue thats debated in another thread on the forums, MRSA

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