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Re: Spider
That's a big old girl...
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Re: Spider
Feck me, you wouldn’t see me for dust,
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Re: Spider
Steve Moore wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22 2022 20:01 -Feck me, you wouldn’t see me for dust,
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Not on your own Kev.
I’ve been shouted at twice this week.
Little does she know there’s another two in the bath at the moment.
They always end up in the downstairs bath?
Read somewhere before it’s this time of year the females come in search of the males.
Had this big girl couple of years back. 50/50 regards chucking her out as the wife shut herself in the car and said she won’t come in until the spider had gone
I’ve been shouted at twice this week.
Little does she know there’s another two in the bath at the moment.
They always end up in the downstairs bath?
Read somewhere before it’s this time of year the females come in search of the males.
Had this big girl couple of years back. 50/50 regards chucking her out as the wife shut herself in the car and said she won’t come in until the spider had gone
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Re: Spider
Tracey is chief spider catcher in our house.
Hate the b*****d things,
Hate the b*****d things,
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Re: Spider
Garden spiders are big and they can give you a nip, but they're essentially harmless.
I was in my shed, epoxying some lures when I noticed this one. I thought it looked rather "bitey", so I took the pic to get an ID. I was right - it's a false widow!
I was in my shed, epoxying some lures when I noticed this one. I thought it looked rather "bitey", so I took the pic to get an ID. I was right - it's a false widow!
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Re: Spider
Steve Dennington wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22 2022 20:56 -Fangs and a 'Death's Head' marking are never a good look!Garden spiders are big and they can give you a nip, but they're essentially harmless.
I was in my shed, epoxying some lures when I noticed this one. I thought it looked rather "bitey", so I took the pic to get an ID. I was right - it's a false widow!
They are the bad-arses of British spiders. Lucky we don't live in Australia . . . .
"He's some sort of lure savant. Or just has an unhealthy addiction to old lures. We are not quite sure . . . . . "
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John Milford wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22 2022 22:49 -I've been a little more careful when moving stuff around in the shed since I found out what it was!Steve Dennington wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22 2022 20:56 -Fangs and a 'Death's Head' marking are never a good look!Garden spiders are big and they can give you a nip, but they're essentially harmless.
I was in my shed, epoxying some lures when I noticed this one. I thought it looked rather "bitey", so I took the pic to get an ID. I was right - it's a false widow!
They are the bad-arses of British spiders. Lucky we don't live in Australia . . . .
At least they'll help keep the bugs out of my epoxy!
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Re: Spider
Kev Berry wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22 2022 21:03 -Trapped under a container and slide a bit of card under it is my method too. Also works with wasps and bees battering themselves against windows.Second one in two days....plastic jug and a quick eviction outside
In female company, I get all macho and just pick house spiders up. Same with daddy long legs - dorky-looking, harmless critters!
My mate's girlfriend is terrified of them - she thinks I'm rock!
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Re: Spider
Having been bitten twice and spending nearly three weeks in hospital as a result the only good spider to me is a dead one!
In a local store guy had a spider fall from the roof onto his shoulder, he felt it moving so tried to brush it off but it bit him, result, he collapsed before he reached the door.
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In a local store guy had a spider fall from the roof onto his shoulder, he felt it moving so tried to brush it off but it bit him, result, he collapsed before he reached the door.
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Re: Spider
The fun you can have with people who don’t like spiders!
Found a big one like Kevs on a site I was working at. I was hanging doors and put the spider in the small box the hinges came in,put a piece of masking tape on the box with my mates name written on it and left it on the chop saw in the room he was working in.
You should of heard the blood curdling scream that came from that room a bit later on!
Next day I found another spider and thought would he fall for it again?
Yep the thick fucker did!
Found a big one like Kevs on a site I was working at. I was hanging doors and put the spider in the small box the hinges came in,put a piece of masking tape on the box with my mates name written on it and left it on the chop saw in the room he was working in.
You should of heard the blood curdling scream that came from that room a bit later on!
Next day I found another spider and thought would he fall for it again?
Yep the thick fucker did!