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Originally Posted by DrCheeto
Originally Posted by fantastic88
KILL IT!!!
Yea and they also cause this:
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Im with everyone in favor of killing it!! Funny thing is, When I go to my car after work, I always noticed a web line going across my windshield. Finally the other day, I saw the darn thing crawl out from my windshield vents, and squashed the thing to death!!
I hate bugs
I hate bugs
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Originally Posted by J Buddah
Originally Posted by DrCheeto
Originally Posted by fantastic88
KILL IT!!!
Yea and they also cause this:
However, Most spider bites are still pretty nasty, and i'm not ashamed to say that spiders make me run like a girl lol.
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A little warning about the nasty picture would have been appreciated!! That is just gross!!
The only good spider or snake is a DEAD spider or snake!!! I can't stand either.
The only good spider or snake is a DEAD spider or snake!!! I can't stand either.
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Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
A little warning about the nasty picture would have been appreciated!! That is just gross!!
The only good spider or snake is a DEAD spider or snake!!! I can't stand either.
The only good spider or snake is a DEAD spider or snake!!! I can't stand either.
Brown Recluses are nasty, because they have a necrotic venom(it actually rots the tissue), but if you get to an ER quickly, they can take care of the bite with a minimum of fuss. The dude in that nasty picture must have let it go for weeks before he went to the doctor.
BTW, if I told you how many times I've been bitten by snakes(all non-poisonous), you'd probably faint dead away. Heck, when I was a volunteer naturalist at a local park, I used to tease the milk snake into biting me in front of the little kids.
He'd be all p*ssed off and chewing on my arm, and I'd just nonchalantly explain that his teeth weren't even breaking the skin. Meanwhile, the parents would freak out, and the kids would crowd up for a better look...
I even used to do that with my Mom'* 7 1/2 foot black rat snake. The only time I ever saw blood from one of his bites was when I squeezed the crap out of one once. I had to squeeze so hard it left a big bruise, and all I got was one small drop.
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
99.99% of spiders are completely harmless, couldn't even leave an itchy bump. Besides, did you know that on the average lawn there are over twenty spiders per sqare yard? In long grass, that number can go up to over a hundred. Most of them are the size of an ant. If you want to be terrified of something, try for something less pervasive.
Brown Recluses are nasty, because they have a necrotic venom(it actually rots the tissue), but if you get to an ER quickly, they can take care of the bite with a minimum of fuss. The dude in that nasty picture must have let it go for weeks before he went to the doctor.
BTW, if I told you how many times I've been bitten by snakes(all non-poisonous), you'd probably faint dead away. Heck, when I was a volunteer naturalist at a local park, I used to tease the milk snake into biting me in front of the little kids.
He'd be all p*ssed off and chewing on my arm, and I'd just nonchalantly explain that his teeth weren't even breaking the skin. Meanwhile, the parents would freak out, and the kids would crowd up for a better look...
I even used to do that with my Mom'* 7 1/2 foot black rat snake. The only time I ever saw blood from one of his bites was when I squeezed the crap out of one once. I had to squeeze so hard it left a big bruise, and all I got was one small drop.
Brown Recluses are nasty, because they have a necrotic venom(it actually rots the tissue), but if you get to an ER quickly, they can take care of the bite with a minimum of fuss. The dude in that nasty picture must have let it go for weeks before he went to the doctor.
BTW, if I told you how many times I've been bitten by snakes(all non-poisonous), you'd probably faint dead away. Heck, when I was a volunteer naturalist at a local park, I used to tease the milk snake into biting me in front of the little kids.
He'd be all p*ssed off and chewing on my arm, and I'd just nonchalantly explain that his teeth weren't even breaking the skin. Meanwhile, the parents would freak out, and the kids would crowd up for a better look...
I even used to do that with my Mom'* 7 1/2 foot black rat snake. The only time I ever saw blood from one of his bites was when I squeezed the crap out of one once. I had to squeeze so hard it left a big bruise, and all I got was one small drop.