It's the time of year for huge house spiders.I've got one up in the ceiling corner.They don't bother me but my niece is scared shitless by them.I had to go into the lav yesterday,she was in mid pee aand screeched for me to get the spider out of the bathroom.It was a big old bugger. I've captured and released four in the last few days.
I think he's enjoying it. He's hopping about. Never seen that before.
They are all legs really,totally harmless.I remember on Q.I. a while back they said that they are male spiders looking for a mate.I love the way they run across the carpet etc.My niece just shrieks like a mad woman.
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My niece just shrieks like a mad woman
Your niece and I could form a band
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Actually Katty, I don't mind them through the day, but am not keen on sharing my bedroom with one
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Is he still there Bateman?
The females have bigger bodies and live in tunnel webs in undisturbed places,back of cupboards/washing machines etc.The ones that run around are the males looking for luurve! I had a couple living under the radiator in my room.I never vacuumed there,I find them fascinating.
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Actually Katty, I don't mind them through the day, but am not keen on sharing my bedroom with one
TBF, I don't give a fook what they do as long as he doesn't take a dump in my mouth at 3am. I draw the line at that.
He's wandered off into the hall.
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TBF, I don't give a fook what they do as long as he doesn't take a dump in my mouth at 3am. I draw the line at that
Ewwwwwww!
Hahaha - my 16 yr old has just come downstairs to say that "the biggest spider in the world is in my room"
I reached for the book ... then changed my mind and sent her dad up there
I reached for the book ... then changed my mind and sent her dad up there
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Rexi is a wuss! Rexi is a wuss!
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sent her dad up there
My daughter always had to do it for me and now for her daughter, she's my hero. My son wouldn't go near them, he still doesn't like them and he's a soldier. Reference:
Rexi is a wuss! Rexi is a wuss!
I don't know about that, I couldn't even do the book thing, I'll just let them have the house.
We are supposed to eat 4 spiders a year in our sleep, thank you for reminding me, thats me up all night.
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Awwwww please people, they're more scared of you than you are of them
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We are supposed to eat 4 spiders a year in our sleep, thank you for reminding me, thats me up all night.
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Awwwww please people, they're more scared of you than you are of them
Oh please, how dare you be rational at a time like this?
Xochi, I can't bring myself to go and read it. I'm always hoping that whole thing is an urban myth.
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Awwwww please people, they're more scared of you than you are of them
Oh please, how dare you be rational at a time like this?
Oh please, how dare you be rational at a time like this?
Haha! proper PMSL at that!
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Xochi, I can't bring myself to go and read it. I'm always hoping that whole thing is an urban myth.
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We are supposed to eat 4 spiders a year in our sleep, thank you for reminding me, thats me up all night
OMG
Very unfortunate for the vegetarians.
Quote from reaction to that article: " I sleep with my mouth shut. ". You do now....baahahahahaaaaa....
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Very unfortunate for the vegetarians.
Nah, they just need to think of it as crunchy cabbage *gets coat and runs*
I had a question printed in Notes and Queries once.
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We are supposed to eat 4 spiders a year in our sleep, thank you for reminding me, thats me up all night
I hope they are not huge ones we eat.
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Shhh! Don't tell anyone! It's quite a funny blog read though!
Jonathon West, MD, Denver, CO, USA
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I hope they are not huge ones we eat.
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*gets coat and runs*
Id run too, I lived in the far east for a couple of years, and I had a banana tree in the garden, I would hit it with the yard brush so the spiders would run off, then I would snap a couple of to put in the children's school lunch box.
You fed your children spiders? How avant garde!
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Oo-er! now snapping's another thing
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You fed your children spiders?
fresh meat, I was a good mother.
Just met him in the loo. Next stop - plumping the pillows and waiting with an alluring leer.
Your going to find him squished between your toes before then.
I like spiders, and it's that time of year where they start coming indoors for a warm!
Last year we had one the size of a small glove, who used to come out from under the TV stand every night and patrol the floorboards. We'd always know he was around when we saw a big, jaggedy shadow making its way across the floor in the lamplight. Never managed to catch the bugger either, he was too quick!
Last year we had one the size of a small glove, who used to come out from under the TV stand every night and patrol the floorboards. We'd always know he was around when we saw a big, jaggedy shadow making its way across the floor in the lamplight. Never managed to catch the bugger either, he was too quick!
I had a dream about a spider last night, it was huge with a massive hippopotamus head! What the heck is that all about?
(I hadn't even seen this thread then, so I can't blame that)
(I hadn't even seen this thread then, so I can't blame that)
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I prefer not to kill them, the get rid of the bacteria infested flies.
I never kill them - if the weather's warm enough I put them in the garden. If it's cold, I leave them where they are.Reference:
I never kill them - if the weather's warm enough I put them in the garden. If it's cold, I leave them where they are
Sorry i tryed to edit my post and deleted it lol, i was about to add i hate flies with a passion.. and i couldn't pick a spider up or touch one, only take it out in a container. The edit is being difficult for some reason
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