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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: NWlight]
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NWlight said:
would that happen to be an azurescens in your avy?

:strokebeard:

I've picked a few up in seaside before


No it is somthing like a large entoloma or psathyrella species. It stood over a foot tall and was very impressive. I havnt been able to identify it to species after lots of effort but entoloma is a large genus with like 1000 species in it.


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: OregonBlueShroom]
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thought the cap looked a little pointy. :smirk:

always nice to meet a fellow Oregonian tho


as far as your "woodlovers project" goes (from your sig)

:pm: me if you want an interesting story involving full body paralysis from azurs (one wood lover)


apparently It just happens in some people and nobody is sure why


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: brokentv]
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brokentv said:
Nothing to big here, but we have mad wolf spiders chilling on the walls they're basically just pets.



Wait, your home is infested with spiders??


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I agree psilocybin is smokable though.

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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: s240779]
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Da2ra said:
brokentv said:
Nothing to big here, but we have mad wolf spiders chilling on the walls they're basically just pets.



Wait, your home is infested with spiders??


:paranoid: :flamethrow:


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: NWlight]
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Down here in alabama we have these things called banana spiders. They get really huge, like several inches long or the size of a human hand. What's weird about them is that even tho they're really scary looking, they're actually really docile, so if you don't have any phobias you can just pick them up and let them slowly walk around your hand and they won't attack.

Black widows are tiny like 1/4-1/3" tops but I see them every once in awhile.

Spiders are just part of living out here in the woods :tongue:


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: s240779]
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In here we don't have big spiders, but in Japan I saw lots of huntsman spiders, which get kinda big but are harmless&useful(they live in houses and eat pests)

Also, they keep cats busy :lol:


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: rulesq]
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The worst feeling in the world?

Walking into a spiderweb with a fat spider on it. With your face. In the dark.

Uhhhwoahheebyjeebies!!


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: Dreaming Nomad]
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I'd probably run like hell :paranoid:

Fucking spiders, they're cool to view from photos and all, but IRL they're fucking creepy!


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: rulesq]
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Hell yeah man spiders are hella creepy. Damn nature, you scary!

Check out this video I found. It shows spiders under the influence of various drugs and how it affects their web building. So crazy.



(Not sure if that link will work from my phone, if not just search youtube for "spiders on drugs" and it'll be the first video. Trust me you won't regret watching it!


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: Magicman69]
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Magicman69 said:
What is it about spiders that's so creepy? For me its the eight furry legs and however many eyes. Yuck



I will tell you what exactly! In the age of dinosaurs the ancestor of mankind was a mouselike creature about two inches long. Among its predators were spiders huge and small. From that era we got two particular traits:  the ability to get goosebumps and an instinctual frea of spiders.

Biggest spider I saw was in a hospital no less, on the floot near a crevice in the wall. Its leg span was the size of the palm of a hand (4 inches) and the body was the size of a really fat bumblebee.

These fuckers:



Its a relative of the Hobo Spider with a painful bite that leaves a welt, which mostly lives in houses.


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: Asante]
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Wiccan_Seeker said:
Magicman69 said:
What is it about spiders that's so creepy? For me its the eight furry legs and however many eyes. Yuck



I will tell you what exactly! In the age of dinosaurs the ancestor of mankind was a mouselike creature about two inches long. Among its predators were spiders huge and small. From that era we got two particular traits:  the ability to get goosebumps and an instinctual frea of spiders.


Snakes too, maybe later on though.


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Re: Have you ever seen a giant spider in person? [Re: koods]
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Interesting thoughts on the origins of arachnophobia. Very interesting indeed.


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