
And they ocupy exactly the same living space as myself, and insist on running at me, and when you try to kill them, they either stand ther holding their ground waving their front legs at you, or run some where you can't find them, and run out at you again later.....
If they are alive they are capable of thaking you to hell, where they will paralize you and lay their babies inside your head and crawl all over you while you are trapped and unable to move cacooned in one of their webs.....
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 20:20,
archived)
If they are alive they are capable of thaking you to hell, where they will paralize you and lay their babies inside your head and crawl all over you while you are trapped and unable to move cacooned in one of their webs.....

I want to like spiders, I really do. But I don't. In my house they are the size of dinner plates and use transporters to move around.
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 20:24,
archived)

They are pretty amazing.....
But just sooooo scary......
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 20:45,
archived)
But just sooooo scary......

They can move at a fair lick if they want to though, but (and this is the important part) THEY CAN'T FUCKING HURT YOU!
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:01,
archived)

they actually keep out the UK's only possibly deadly spider (the false widow).
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:06,
archived)

It's not about what they can actually do, it is a phobia based entirely on what they look like....
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:12,
archived)

I get it a bit too to be honest, big ones can make me jump. Then I feel extremely foolish and get interested in them instead. There's a house spider that's lived under my shower for years, it's got an enormous web, I call it Shelob.
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:16,
archived)

I give it a wide bearth, but it can stay there in peace as far as I am concerned, it's not in my flat, and if I don't fuck with it, it will stay out side quite happy
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:22,
archived)

( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 22:06,
archived)

( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:15,
archived)

like the ones on the other side of the Atlantic are dangerous and the ones in Europe aren't.
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 21:18,
archived)

Except a few that DO lay eggs under your skin, but not in the UK.
( ,
Sat 26 Nov 2011, 20:28,
archived)