What kind is it? (pic)
 

I have a new pet but don't know what kind of spider he is. Ivan tried to take him out with no luck. He has made the back door his new home.



http://www.turboface.com/misc/spider1.jpg

http://www.turboface.com/misc/spider2.jpg

http://www.turboface.com/misc/spider3.jpg

http://www.turboface.com/misc/spider4.jpg

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http://www.turboface.com/misc/spider1.jpg

I didn't know that spiders could use condoms.

I don't know.
but I have something very similar on my livingroom window.
little guy now has a web that covers the whole window.
anything gets in his web and its dinner.

yuk woman! i hate those fuckers!

He has the whole doorway for his web. I just about walked into it the first time I saw him.

yes I have had that experience, not much fun eh?

It's an orb web spider, not poisonous, sharp fags though
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Damn fag spiders... :1orglaugh

I am not trying to creep you out but, some spiders can give a nasty bite, one got me while sleeping on the lip and I looked like Donald Duck in the morning, lip all swelled up.

They don't have to be poisonous to hurt like a mofo! :thumbsup

And most spiders have small amounts of poison, even if it doesn't normally harm humans... Like Daddy Long Legs. They have poison... but it doesn't hurt us... :)

Ahhh...... well as long as he's getting the bug's and not me I will let him live in my doorway.


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loooks like a spider, but I'm wasted.

LMAO!


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That's one scary ass arachnid.

i'm fucked up....but I would boil it and dip in butter....

ahh... cant stand spiders!! freaky shit..

i have a spider on my deck that looks a lot like that one. i've been collecting live bugs for the last four days and putting them in its web. within minutes the spider is wrapping the bug in a web and then "eats" it . . . i think it is one of the coolest natural things i've ever seen:thumbsup

You can probably have the fangs removed, but I will say, that finding a leash for him will be tough.

You got some interesting pets, hon :1orglaugh
I have no problem with spiders either btw.

Yep its a garden orb weaver

nasty looking critter, must have snuck in from the middle east.

ACTUALLY, the daddy long legs is the most venemous of the domestic spiders - it's fangs however are too small to penetrate human skin and therefore they can't hurt us. In the unlikely event that you're another spider though - beware as they will fuck you up :Graucho

I have one too, didn't know what it was, just called it hairy..(thanks for posting,now I know :))
Couldn't hold very still for the shot..
http://www.topfigure.com/images/hairy.jpg

I don't know know what kind this one is either--
I caught it in a small bag and then froze it by holding a compressed air can upside down and dripping the liquid on it.

http://www.topfigure.com/images/size-compare.jpg
http://www.topfigure.com/images/spider-fangs.jpg
http://www.topfigure.com/images/spider-face.jpg

Dunno but its ugly as shit.

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WRONG. That is a complete myth. You just got chumped by one really old lame urban legend that by now I woulda thought everyone knew was false.

Jezus fucking tapdancing christ.

I'm not sleeping for a while now.

http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/longlegs.htm

There is no reference to any pholcid spider biting a human and causing any detrimental reaction. If these spiders were indeed deadly poisonous but couldn't bite humans, then the only way we would know that they are poisonous is by milking them and injecting the venom into humans. For a variety of reasons including Amnesty International and a humanitarian code of ethics, this research has never been done. Furthermore, there are no toxicological studies testing the lethality of pholcid venom on any mammalian system (this is usually done with mice). Therefore, no information is available on the likely toxic effects of their venom in humans, so the part of the myth about their being especially poisonous is just that: a myth. There is no scientific basis for the supposition that they are deadly poisonous and there is no reason to assume that it is true.


hasnt really been proven or disproven

" froze it by holding a compressed air can upside down and dripping the liquid on it."



haha that is pretty kewl, I'm going to have to try that :D

Its pretty common knowledge the average human consumes an average of five spiders in their sleep throughout a lifetime
Sweet Dreams

looks really creepy

Let's test it on SexPed, and maybe we'll use Strats as the control.

Sounds good to me.





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that's freaky angel

kill it

Yeah thanks... :uhoh

I can't kill him, he eat's all the bug's.







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:thumbsup :thumbsup

She won't let me.

:1orglaugh

I hate spiders.

I really don't like spiders!! I think my basement has some, I try to stay away from there! Can't you move it out of your door way? LOL...:1orglaugh

I'm glad those nasty creatures don't live in my area

I did move him to the window but he didn't like it there.


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