Reaffirms my predisposed inclination that sEattleites are a little s l o w if you know what I mean?
I can tell you from personal experience that a hollow-point .22 will take down large spiders (say legs that stretch about a handspan) but you need to hit the abdomen or thorax.
If you hit a spider with a bullet, you’re going to be pretty well guaranteed that it’s going to hit the abdomen or thorax.
This comment made the whole thread worth it.
I don’t know if people learned anything from this guy’s “tragedy” but I damn sure hope some spiders learned a lesson!
If you take off a leg you just annoy them.
Seattle? If he went flamethrower berserk on it, probably this beauty. Which by the way is absolutely harmless to human people of any size.
Dammit, spiders are good. They have absolutely no interest in humans, but love to eat shit that does, grow up.
I had a talk with the last spider that I saw crawling on my bedroom floor. I haven’t seen it since. I’m more worried about the ants, but hey, I think the spider should take care of that. If not, it owes me some rent.
Speaking of rent, how big do you think this guy’s deposit was? He won’t be seeing that.
But do they call him curtain burner? No.
Yeah, it makes them run in a circle and they hate that.
Well played, sir.
I’d have thought just coating the spider with spray paint would have pretty much finished it, no need to set light to anything. Then you’d have a perfectly preserved glossy specimen for your display cabinet.
From orbit, it’s the only way to be sure.