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> Forget all your feeble "notions" of spiders. I saw the real
> thing in Australia. A massive bird eating spider...
Spiders don't eat Birds you dumb, they eat worms, rocks and small Crocodiles.
Thicko.
Spiders come out at unsocial hours, when I'm downstairs in the early hours of the morning, I often see them scuttling around the fireplace or up on the walls. I use my cat to eat them, monkey_man, I suggest you do the same thing.
Also, up until last year, my bedroom was up in the attic. Think about how many spiders are in YOUR attic. I had to deal with that every night, heh.
He looked around in a nonchalant Aussie manner and pointed out a hulking brute of a spider...it was climbing up a tree at a slow pace and it was about the size of a mousemat. I'm not joking. It was enormous.
Unless you find one that’s eating your pet cat or rabbit or something, then I suggest you hit it with something very heavy.
They *are* spiders after all.
> The sagacious one wrote:
> I'd leave Spiders alone; it's not like they've ever killed anyone is
> it?
>
> Yeah, SURE. That's just what they want you to think.
>
> Who's ever suffered a spider attack and lived to tell the tale?
> NO-ONE.
> That's because no-one survives a spider attack. Just because no-one's
> lived to tell people "a spider tried to kill me" doesn't
> mean it never happened.
Maybe some of them are cunning like a fox who has eight legs and a completely different DNA structure to other foxes, and use a deadly poison or something. I know that this might be controversial but it might just work.