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Old 2nd October 2006, 03:00   #1
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Big Ugly Spiders

The camera kind of sucks, these were the best of the 50+ shots I took.



Anyway, so we have a sort of problem here at home. I walked out the front door on the way to get a CD from my car when I encounter the first beast. As you might expect it scared the shit out of me. I turned around to run inside to get the camera when I see the second spider. Inside of my mother's bedroom I look out the window to find a third spider. I fear there are plenty more of these. And these are big motherfuckers too, I'm talking like the size of a golfball.

I have nightmares about these things and now it feels like I'm living in the movie Arachnophobia. What happens if more and more keep popping up? My mother got pissed at me when I killed one yesterday. She hates spiders as well but thinks that they're beautiful. "As long as they stay outdoors..." Yeah, well, it's starting to get cold out. I've already killed two small spiders in my bedroom tonight, I'm thinking there's a nest around.

Fucking creepy crawly nasty ugly fucking things. Man, I hate spiders!

Anyway, any opinions? What should we do about this?

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Old 2nd October 2006, 03:06   #2
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heh, check my short Arachnid series: http://dominusdeus.deviantart.com/gallery/?&offset=24

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Old 2nd October 2006, 03:10   #4
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Re: Big Ugly Spiders

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Anyway, any opinions? What should we do about this?
Visit the bugs in Georgia sometime!

What to do? give them about 2 weeks and you won't see 'em again till this time next year.

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Old 2nd October 2006, 03:23   #5
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No kidding. This place has some BIG BUGS. I almost flipped a cookie when I saw the size of the ants here. They're four times bigger than the ones in MS.
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ARACHNOPHOBES DO NOT CLICK

I want one of these!
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...9/DSC04719.jpg
Look at his little face
Ok, big face.
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Wow those tick looking spiders are creepy. But they ain't got nothin' on the Banana Spiders we get here. One bite from those leave an ultra large whelp that takes forever to shrink.

Then there are the Brown Spiders(not Recluse) that never seem to go away, no matter how much spray you use. ITs a good thing that they don't make it in doors.
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Oh we have those in the garden, ever since they moved in theres been only one or two flies compaired to one or two hundred.

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We used to get the banana spiders all the time, but now I see maybe 2-3 a year. I miss them - they look interesting.

If you see a spider outside not hurting you, leave it be - it's killing the bugs that really do bug you. It's making sure that when you open your door, a ton of mosquitos won't flood in.

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Well it depends. I've allways been creaped out by spiders. If they are outside and I have no conntact with them I have no problem, but if I see then in the house I kinda freak out.

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Old 2nd October 2006, 22:45   #11
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ARACHNOPHOBES DO NOT CLICK

I want one of these!
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...9/DSC04719.jpg
Look at his little face
Ok, big face.
thats creepy.

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Old 3rd October 2006, 03:25   #12
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This is cute. I've had this little bug crawling on the cord of my iPod earplugs all night. It goes out of bounds sometimes, but it always return to the coord.

And this is how it looks:



The tiny little hun of junk in the left part of the image is a spider which I squished.

And the bottle there, is a bottle of something called Systane.

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Old 3rd October 2006, 08:41   #13
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It's starting to get cold here, so I'm getting my yearly invasion of spiders into the house. Spiders are good because they kill more annoying pests. I just put them outside.

I found out that if I leave them alone, I don't have mosquito or fly problems.

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Speaking of spiders, for you folks in Mississippi, you have a new poisonous spider to worry about. Asside from the Black Widow and the Brown Recluse, be watchful of the Brown Widow spider.

Black Widow:


Brown Widow:

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That's one thing that's cool about northwest Oregon. No poisonous snakes or spiders. Occasionally someone will run into a brown recluse, but they are usually imported from someplace else and won't continue to survive here.

I got bit by one in a crate of computer equipment I was unpacking. Let me tell you..... that sucks....

I heard the irish say a couple of times that it was a relic of St. Patrick that drove the snakes out. Perhaps it's just too cold

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West Virginia has two poisonous snakes to watch out for:

Northern Copperhead:


And the Timber Rattlesnake:


As well as the Brown Recluse and Black Widow spiders.

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After seeing all of this I'm happy I live in Canada.

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Old 4th October 2006, 23:47   #21
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You mean snakes on a motherfucking plane?

People say there are brown recluses and black widows here in Ohio where I live but I never see them. The worst I see are the banana spiders mentioned above, but even then I'm seeing less of them every year.

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Old 5th October 2006, 00:53   #22
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I've found rather large Black Widow Spiders in the crawlspaces of my last house, and out in the backyard of my current house.

Not fun to be crawlin' around down there and having one the size of a quarter in your face. Sheesh.
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Venomous creatures found in Georgia:

Eastern Diamondback:


Western Diamondback:


Coral Snake:


Water Moccasin AKA Cottonmouth:


Timber Rattlesnake AKA Canebreak Rattlesnake:


Copperhead:


Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake:


Brown Recluse:


Scorpion:


Black Widow:


Brown Widow:

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