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Super Spider
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Super Spider
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one star, cause you scared me 🙁
CLOVERFIELD!
KILL IT!!!!!
…but how???
see: arachnophobia
I agree, looks Cloverfieldian (That is now my word)
Its just a garden spider.
I used to run around with a huge fishing net catching butterfly’s so that I could feed the 5 or 6 we had in our backyard.
The store I work at feeds caterpillars to spiders. We had one that was damn near the size of my palm. Totally awesome.
Its a fuckin headcrab
I say we dust off and nuke the site from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.
i say a carefully placed molotov will pop the fucker and many lols will be had.
… because it attacked us ………..it had wmds …..and oil
the bastard look like it could punk out a camel spider.
I’d move house. 🙁
ARGHHH!!! POISON HEADCRAB
I want to see it compared to someone’s hand or something, anyone have a pic like that?
It’s called a Jewel Spider. We get a shitload of them every year. They’re actually pretty docile.
How big is that thing anyways??? I’ll have second thoughts even if a bite from that thing would give me spidey powers.. lol 😀
@wisebrute @Avias They’re about the size of a marble, but they’re large enough to be scary. When me and my friend were chasing each other through some bushes, and we emerged, one dropped from my friend’s head on a line of silk, down the front of his face. We screamed and ran. “You can spot a garden spider by its brown abdomen, usually marked by a white cross. They grow as large as 1-3/4 inches and live near houses and garden areas.” blog.oregonlive.com/homesandgardens/2007/11/dont_kill_garden_spiders.html Their bites feel like bee stings, but it’s harmless, and it’s hard to get one to bite… Read more »