Arachnophobia
Did you realise that there is approximately one spider per square foot in the average household?
That means that the chances are there are a dozen or so looking at you RIGHT NOW!!
Also, we EAT an average of 8 spiders per year whilst we are sleeping!!!
Sleep well!
Al.
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Can't go to sleep or what...???
Just imagine the free protein.......
I have one of these as a pet
Had her since she was less than 1cm, and is now 10 years old, and about 12cms
Keith - Administrator
Arachnophobia in the UK is an inordinate fear though, due to the fact that we are harbourers of 'safe' beasts.
However!!!! Why live in Australia where you can quite easily get a funnel web bitin' yer bum whilst sitting on the loo?
If you live in Melbourne or Queensland, be VERY careful putting on your shoes in the morning!!!
I still cringe over finding the cockroach in my pocket!!! YUK!!!!!
Al.
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i have to be careful when putting my shoes on because of what little joe or the dog has deposited in themOriginally Posted by Alan
i have to be careful when putting my shoes on because of what little joe or the dog has deposited in them
I was bitten on the face by quite a small spider a month or two back. It was painful for several days.
The spider was not like anything I've come across in UK - it was a dark green colour with a hard body.
Robin Hood????
Al.
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LOL!!!!Robin Hood????
Al.
Be responsible with little so that you can be trusted with much!!
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Are there any big spiders in Phil? I can`t stand them.
The ones here in England are ok but those big `uns
Yukkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!
Yes there is at least one big spider here in the Phils but as it only had 5 legs I think it had already met someone with a broomAre there any big spiders in Phil? I can`t stand them.
The ones here in England are ok but those big `uns
Yukkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!
Absit invidia
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Yes, the huntsman spider can grow very big - as big as the palm of your hand. They are not venomous but can give you a nasty bite a la tarantula. Not as bad as a wasp sting though.Are there any big spiders in Phil? I can`t stand them.
The ones here in England are ok but those big `uns
Yukkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!
Having said that, the huntsman would rather run away than bite.
Al Clegg, Filipinouk News, Mandaue City, Cebu, too hot, sh***ed out from working too hard, handing back to the studio.
Al.
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