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Australia, land of the spiders
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wdqsQXQKYw"]Spiders Take Over a Town in Australia - YouTube[/ame]
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FUCK SPIDERS
yes i am a giant ***** when it comes to spiders http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/...77_468x310.jpg |
What am i looking at O_o
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what nightmares are made of
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I was about to go eat, thanks a lot..
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Well that fucked my day up. I also am a pu$$y when it comes to spiders
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Haha. That's a bit funny. That's where I live!!!
Thankfully all the spiders disappeared again once the flood water receded. I'd still much prefer these than the black widow type spiders we also get (red backs) and the snakes. |
Interesting. Thought the one going to town on the bird creeps me out.
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Glad we only have garter snakes here in Western Washington. |
I like the litte snakes we have here, even boas are cool but fuck all of the spiders!
Although surprisingly, as long as the venom has been taken out, tarantulas don't freak me out too much. |
Yeah... Spiders are one those things that freak me out for some damn reason. Actually most insects will creep me out. Anything else I can brave out or at least stay calm about.
Oh and thanks for that post @SoCal909. :scared0016: |
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This seems appropriate for this thread, lol.
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My OZZY Redback friend
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Keeps me company and brings me luck :happyanim: |
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I think that shift knob is pretty cool. Although I did have a thought, it could end up cock-blocking you if you pick up a girl at a bar that is scared of spiders. If she's scared enough, she would not ride in that car, lol.
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LMAO!!! Yup that's me
Run away like a girl or GTFO |
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one of my worst nightmares was Tarantulas with hummingbird wings.......
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SUPRIZE SUPRIZE !
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Especially the arachnid phobic females ! They get all a twitter ! Don't matter for me though, I'm a happlily married man:wub: (although there is no such thing - just happy bachelors).:sigh: |
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@M-17 Thanks for the sleepless night........................ :slap:
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Yeah, we get some shocking spiders down here. I particularly don't like that redback gear knob. Those things suck...The only good thing about them is that they tend to stay in the one spot (generally dark and in a corner, or under the toilet seat in the old style outdoor dunnies) which makes it easy to crack out the thong and let them have it.
We also get white tail spiders which suck more as they are nomads and wander about the place. Not nice at all to find one in your bed....They also don't survive the thong of death. http://www.bencruachan.org/blog/crea...white-tail.jpg Redback and White tails are pretty much the only spiders I will kill. Sydney gets the funnel web spiders but they don't make their way down here unless they have hitched a ride on a truck or in freight. http://competitivepestcontrol.com.au...ider_465px.jpg Spiders and snakes are a fact of life here and I'm not really afraid of them. Just aware. I was engaged to an American girl who told me how they used to play with these little snakes in North Carolina and that they were harmless. Basically we don't play with any snakes here as they will mess you up. Sure, the pythons are not venomous but we don't see them much. We mostly get the Brown, the Red Bellied Black and the Tiger snakes around where I live. And they are all very aggressive and poisonous. And I don't think the thong trick would work too well. Just makes them angry. lol This was posted recently from Aus. Red bellied black snake on a car. Has some bad language. :-) [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oA4pjBN0uA"]Snake on Windshield Wipers Freakout in Australia - YouTube[/ame] |
Who dafuq kills spiders with thongs?? Pics or didn't happen
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better there than here -
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A buddy of mine emigrated to OZ when it was possible - Was going to follow him down till he got killed by your varmints - I decided snow was better - Great post by the way -:thanks: |
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My rural culture says - kill a spyder it will rain - My ethnic culture says - protect a spider you will have rubles ! Since I have adopted and protected arachnids - I have had financial security ! Not supersticious by any means - BUT ------------ http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/u...ps3eb3bee8.gif Dont mess with Cerberus |
My culture: Oh hells naw, ain't nobody got time fo dat!
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Brown recluse. That's what we got along with black widow. The real ones.
Fuck I will now be up all night. @M-17 you owe me much beer....... |
Found these guys hanging out outside my window.
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Straya C$#T! Problem with Funnel Web Spiders is that they are aggressive and can chase you if agitated enough. They also make a habit of living in shoes and boots so you don't leave those outside |
OH JESUS WHY DID I OPEN THIS THREAD
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They seem to have adapted to the winters by hiding under the barks of trees. About 3 years ago buddy of mine was at a back yard barbeque in the city and was bit by one. He almost lost his leg. What saved him was the fact that the hospital had a smart doctor and the appropriate ant-venom, and that he is a huge guy almost 8 ft. tall (We call him Shrek). Shrek still limps today. |
Another spider story -
Another buddy and his wife spend their summer holidays cruising the thousand islands in their sail boat. One summer they finished their cruise and went to the marina parking lot to load their car.
They found the interior infested with webs and thousands of spiders. Needless to say they spent the night in the boat as the exterminators bombed the car. After cleaning and loading the car, on the way home from Kingston, they had to pull over on the 401 because of thousands of hatchling spiders coming out of vents etc. The little buggers never went away even after several treatments. He was lucky and managed to sell the car - :lol: |
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