Look out…!
…the spiders are invading this thread!
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Look out…!
…the spiders are invading this thread!
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ZIGGY! NOOOOOOO!
Now those are just downright cute as a button!
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I need to take a few more pics like that. Outdoors in the dirt so I can hide the bases.
Eesh…there’s the reason I never had a giant spider among my D&D figurines…
Great Horned Spider
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I have to…
Lift off and nuke it from orbit…its the only way to be sure.
or you could try one of these in the future.
I found a picture of Hal sleeping, his spider friend not far from him. His name seems to be MC Pee Pants. It looks like he only wants candy, so be sure to keep some on hand.
My Golden Retriever not only eats spiders, but she locates them and points them out to us. But, since we’re on the other side of the country from you, I suggest you do some research by watching this. (Which I happened to have watched this Sunday night.) All you need is a helicopter and some sort of neutron bomb thingie, and your problems will be over.
Tap-dancing spider chorus line!
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They’re tapping a conga line into your foundations, Hal!
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I can’t link to this because it’s a members-only news service, but here’s the text from a story we ran on our morning news. From Metro NewsSource:
(Austin, TX) – A Texas man’s wasp killing adventure led to almost a half a million dollars in fire damage. Dozens of firefighters responded to a call at an apartment complex over the weekend after a guy tried to smoke out wasps from their nest on his balcony. Officials say he torched some paper to do the job but it flared up and caught the wall. That spread to the attic and the damage spread to six units. Nobody was hurt but six families were displaced and are getting Red Cross assistance.
WD-40 is too weak. B12 Carb cleaner. It’s a flame thrower in a can. If only there was a way to mix it with diesel …
Actually WD-40 works just fine.
On reading this, it occurred to me that it would be extremely funny to create this same kind of setup, except that (a) you put a sign on the front describing what kind of spider is inside, preferably including a close-up picture; (b) you tear a hole in the netting rubber-banded over the top of the tank; and © you don’t put anything at all in the terrarium.
Then watch people bend down to examine the tank; they’ll spend a few seconds finding nothing, looking back and forth from the sign to the empty display; and then eventually they’ll notice the exit hole.
The slowly dawning expression of realization would be priceless, I imagine.
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Thanks for the timely article - we’re preparing to do battle against a wasp nest in our siding. No matter how tempting it might be, I’ll remember this story and not try to burn them out. {{:D}} <–all my smileys may be spider smileys from now on
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Notice the smacky spider has one less added leg to account for one leg smacking.
You cannot smoosh us ALL Hal Briston! Mwuhaahaahaa!
Here, I don’t remember where I got this lolcat from, I thought it was from I Can Has Cheezburger?, but I’m not finding it on searches there.
What’s the deal, why are all of your smiley spiders club footed? Here is what they should look like.
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Squash as it happens was bug-hunting just this afternoon but the fly kept escaping from under his paw. The buzzing was pathetic, I tells ya. Eventually the winged prey made its escape to an upper floor. Squash abandoned his post and made a beeline for the Food Closet of Kibble Goodness.
Sorry to turn you down, Hal, but I doubt he’d be much use.