Spiders scare me so much
They are the one thing I'm actually terrified of.
That picture has made me lift my legs of the ground, I'm now squatting on my chair hugging my knees, EEEEerrrgh, Spiders!
Plus I don't like sugar, I cannot stand it
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That picture has made me lift my legs of the ground, I'm now squatting on my chair hugging my knees, EEEEerrrgh, Spiders!
Plus I don't like sugar, I cannot stand it
They don't so much scare me,
because I know one won't be near. But spiders are EVERYWHERE!
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:41,
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what, you mean like the one on your shoulder?
Did you get the picture, by the by?
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:43,
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almost everywhere
that I go.
They like to wag their' tails
at all the pretty girls
blablabla
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:45,
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They like to wag their' tails
at all the pretty girls
blablabla
Hope you don't meet a Tarantuala with a bag of Silver Spoon
Ever!
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I remember
On holiday once we went to a zoo, and there were tarantula things in glass cage-dealies. So my dad put my hand in and touched one, and it made me go all wobbly
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:43,
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you don't like
sugar? the spider thing I can understand, they make my skin crawl and my pulse race in a way that makes me feel like I'm going to pass out
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:42,
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My girlfriend laughed at me once
because we went into her cellar, and there was a HUGE spider sitting on the wall, and I couldn't move at all. I couldn't breathe and just stood there holding the banister like a loon.
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:44,
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I can't even
go into cellars, just in case... it's dark and gloomy and exactly where spiders like to hang out. I'm itching all over now and twitching, terrified in case I see one :(
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:47,
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Spiders!
I just don't like them. They're so....spidery.
I'm just glad they can't fly
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:50,
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I'm just glad they can't fly
cor imagine if they could
FLYING SPIDERS, all covered in sugar! OOOOOOOOOH!!!!
just imagine it! Go on! Imagine it!
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:52,
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just imagine it! Go on! Imagine it!
haha, that would be silly
I'm not scared of sugar, I just really don't like it. Just the way its never clean, its always got that look about it. And how it sticks together in big lumps, and the noise it makes
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:53,
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hahahahaha
I like that...and the poster in the background is a nice touch
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:38,
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ha haa!
brilliant! is that a spider-web motivational poster in the background?
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Thu 6 Nov 2003, 21:39,
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Oh my
that's rather ace, but I don't want to look at it.
The smile disturbs me.
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The smile disturbs me.
KILL IT!!!
KIIIIIIIIIIILLLLL IIIIIITT!!!!
That racoon stole my lamb chop.
That is all.
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That racoon stole my lamb chop.
That is all.
SPIDER PORNOGRAPHY
Yes - the symptoms of a mis-spent youth, my many happy hours in the school library (between being beaten up for a speccy boffin & doing other kids homework for cash) And YES, I HAVE SEEN WITH MY OWN EYES the spider porn that Douglas Adams said he left out of H2G2.
No, really!
www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/03/3.13.03/BOOM.html
Becky Chu, a master's student in computer science, explains her collaborative project, which employs simulations of wolf spiders' courtship dances, to Ron Elber, Cornell professor of computer science, during the BOOM event in Upson Hall, March 5.
"...she found that female spiders, being extremely visually oriented creatures, react with interest to video clips of male spiders performing mating dances. "
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No, really!
www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/03/3.13.03/BOOM.html
Becky Chu, a master's student in computer science, explains her collaborative project, which employs simulations of wolf spiders' courtship dances, to Ron Elber, Cornell professor of computer science, during the BOOM event in Upson Hall, March 5.
"...she found that female spiders, being extremely visually oriented creatures, react with interest to video clips of male spiders performing mating dances. "