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Just don't get too close to it when shooting it, otherwise it might grab the gun and shoot back.its just a spider
He could have picked it up and carried it outside. Or shot it. Whichever
Just don't get too close to it when shooting it, otherwise it might grab the gun and shoot back.
Every time one of these threads pops up I laugh. People are so afraid of spiders. I just don't get it.
FUCK YOU Mr. Pome man. They're terrible creatures, and the one in that video was fucking gigantic. Like someone else said, shooting it is a good idea but you'd have to stay far enough away so the fucker doesn't grab the gun and turn the thing on you. You'd probably be best off laying prone in the living room, with a rifle that has a scope and bipod, and sniping the son of a bitch. Even better if you have explosive rounds. Fuck your house, the spider needs to go.yeah it doesnt make any sense. i know several people (including a guy) who are super afraid of spiders, and no matter how much i try to reason with them they refuse to give up their fear.
yeah it doesnt make any sense. i know several people (including a guy) who are super afraid of spiders, and no matter how much i try to reason with them they refuse to give up their fear.
NOPE.
https://www.google.com/search?q=spi...fRsATz4oHIDQ&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1120&bih=608
Google images: spider bite
Necrotising fasciitis mofo. Yeah I know it's rare. So is being struck by lightning. You gonna go play golf in a thunderstorm?
NOPE.
I'm not afraid of spiders. But after getting bit by one, suffering a severe deep skin infection, a burst elbow joint sack and almost MRSA/blood infection (MRSA is more common with spider bites) or necrosis I'm less non-chalant about them.
I'm not scared of being bit per say, but if I do get bit my ass is going to the emergency room pronto. A tiny spider bite can turn into a VERY big deal. That one bite I had took a good 3-4 months to fully heal including the joint.
And the necrosis is a specific venom from specific spiders, the wolf being the most common where the venom literally eats away tissue over time. That small bite after a day could be a golfball chunk or larger of your tissue just gone.
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It's the brown recluse that has such terrible necrotizing venom, you get bit by one of those and you should go the the ER pronto. Problem is you won't really realize it was a recluse until your muscle, tissue, tendons are gone.
That's not god. That's Mother Nature with her tell tale signs of stay the fuck away lest you get dead.
What's the difference what you call it? Are you saying Mother Nature intelligently designed spiders to have colorful patterns that humans recognize as other objects we made?
YUP.
Well the colorful patterns attract a mate hence evolution by natural selection.
But the patterns we recognize as objects we made. Sometimes I wonder if the violin shape we made and the hourglass shape was inspired by the spiders or vice versa.
