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Re: Black widow [Re: CuriousMind]
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Smash it with a sledgehammer if it goes on your cactus again. :megacrankey:


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Re: Black widow [Re: Moronicus]
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its cool man, i am not really sensitive to insects (or arachnids which is what spiders are).  but i do find it pretty ignorant the amount of gossip about biology that gets spun off as fact.  ignorance isnt a bad thing i guess, but it gets tiring fast sometimes.

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My grandmother was bitten by a black widow. It sent her to the hospital, made her quite sick. So excuse me if I don't let a colony of black widows fucking breed right on my front porch thank you.


not to sound liek an insensitive prick, but your grandmother (who i assume is elderly) jsut got sick.  although i am first to agree they are not nice things to happen, its far from teh "evil" creatures people make them out to be.  especially when one simply understnads simple animals self defense and feed habits...which are: aniamls defend temselves and eat.  with human encounters its usually defense.  not saying love them or let them live there, jsut saying there is little sense in overplaying the reality of them.  the topic is not so unlike the psychedelic problem with fear ruling the majority, without much thought as to the real nature of things.

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And yes, I still think anything that would eat it's own baby obviously is pretty fucked up. You can defend the little devils all you want. :cool:


fair enough.  i think so too, but i also can understand the will to not die, especially if it cant recognize if it is its own children or an ant.  bigger cuter animals can eat their young as well, ie cats among many others.  i still love cats.


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Re: Black widow [Re: kadakuda]
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Yea, but they told her she could have gotten a lot worst if not given medical assistance. All my grandmother did was sit on a bench, and the black widow actually bit her right on the butt....

It's all good man, I see where you coming from. I love cats too, they are way better than dogs. I get in that argument with my friend all the time. He says "well dogs are more bad ass and could kill a cat"

Well what about lions, tigers, cheetahs and panthers dumbass~! Hah.

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Re: Black widow [Re: CuriousMind]
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Its kinda funny. I don't like to kill anything but I do work in pest control.
I don't kill anything I am not asked to, I try to relocate animals(including insects)if I can.
I think its kinda fucked up that we take over their territory and then try to kill them all because they look nasty.
People want you to kill all the snakes and then you get mice and rats. Then you have to kill them. Kill all the spiders and then to get flies and roaches. I can go on and on. They need to be left alone as long as they are not in the house causing problems. I think most of the time nature takes care of its self until we come fuck things up. :shrug:

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Re: Black widow [Re: kergan]
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I'd seize up and shit bricks if I saw that thing. No joke.

I've a deathly fear of spiders but I could never get close enough to kill one either. I'd prefer to just let it live but somewhere else away from me.


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Re: Black widow [Re: LobsterSauce]
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:spiderrevenge:



A lot a people scared of spiders in the EG. Made me lol.


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Re: Black widow [Re: karode13]
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karode13 said:
:spiderrevenge:



A lot a people scared of spiders in the EG. Made me lol.


not scared. at all. i just don't like the venemous ones. the ones that grace my trich are always welcome. they seem to catch aphids and thrips and little flies that could possibly hurt them.


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Re: Black widow [Re: ferrel_human]
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Back in FL I always had brown widows that would frequent my outdoor cacti.

Can't say their presence was welcomed when I brought them indoors and have them less than 3 feet from where I sleep :lol:


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Re: Black widow [Re: Cactusdan]
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i don have a single venomous snake or bug around me :thumbup: and  im glad


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Re: Black widow [Re: bw86]
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not even bees?  they kill more people in the states than spiders do.


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Re: Black widow [Re: kadakuda]
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well i have bees lol  meant anything life threatening to anyone without specific allergies


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Re: Black widow [Re: bw86]
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I couldn't think of a better guard dog except maybe...
If you're worried about it hanging around just remember...http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/10818567#10818567


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Re: Black widow [Re: cricket]
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An albino diamond back rattler?

I'd fucking LOVE to have one.

I dunno why but I just have an obsession with deadly venomous creatures.


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Re: Black widow [Re: kergan]
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This thread has been closed.

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Enough has been said.

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