Seriously? First my friend sees a massive spider in her house, then I see a massive spider in my house, and now Smileyken and Tyrant and seeing massive spiders?
This can’t be a coincidence…
Annnnnnd back in school for Senior year: Part II
> Seriously? First my friend sees a massive spider in her house, then I see a massive spider in my house, and now Smileyken and Tyrant and seeing massive spiders?
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> This can’t be a coincidence…
Just hope they don’t get as big as Godzilla lol
> > > Evening everyone hows it going.well I woke up this morning I thought as you do I will have wash looked down and there looking at me was the biggest spider I have EVER seen EVER don’t get me wroug I don’t mind creepy crawls but spiders I don’t like at all is it just me are spider big this year.
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> > Can’t be as big as this spider, can it?
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> > Seriously though, I have to agree. The spiders around my house are getting bigger & bigger, it seems. They’re still no match for being flushed down the toilet, but still.
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> Well it was big think the spider wonted a fight lol.im that bad with spiders the misses has to get rid of them.
Arachnophobia is indeed a -Yoink-.
> Seriously? First my friend sees a massive spider in her house, then I see a massive spider in my house, and now Smileyken and Tyrant and seeing massive spiders?
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> This can’t be a coincidence…
You know what I’m thinking? What if the spiders grow to be as big as the one from the Chamber of Secrets? GOODBYE, FRIENDS OF HAGRID.
are spiders deadly in you’re guys country? here in norway they are not, i think…
> are spiders deadly in you’re guys country? here in norway they are not, i think…
Nah, they’re just an annoyance, really. The most they do is produce webs in the corners, that’s about it. Well, this applies to domestic spiders found in the home, not sure if there are any out in the wild that could hurt us Brits.
> You know what I’m thinking? What if the spiders grow to be as big as the one from the Chamber of Secrets? GOODBYE, FRIENDS OF HAGRID.
well if the harry potters spider come then ill just take rons flying car and live in the air…
> > > > Evening everyone hows it going.well I woke up this morning I thought as you do I will have wash looked down and there looking at me was the biggest spider I have EVER seen EVER don’t get me wroug I don’t mind creepy crawls but spiders I don’t like at all is it just me are spider big this year.
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> > > Can’t be as big as this spider, can it?
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> > > Seriously though, I have to agree. The spiders around my house are getting bigger & bigger, it seems. They’re still no match for being flushed down the toilet, but still.
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> > Well it was big think the spider wonted a fight lol.im that bad with spiders the misses has to get rid of them.
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> Arachnophobia is indeed a -Yoink!-.
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> > Seriously? First my friend sees a massive spider in her house, then I see a massive spider in my house, and now Smileyken and Tyrant and seeing massive spiders?
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> > This can’t be a coincidence…
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> You know what I’m thinking? What if the spiders grow to be as big as the one from the Chamber of Secrets? GOODBYE, FRIENDS OF HAGRID.
If they got that big don’t think I would step out the house
> > are spiders deadly in you’re guys country? here in norway they are not, i think…
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> Nah, they’re just an annoyance, really. The most they do is produce webs in the corners, that’s about it. Well, this applies to domestic spiders found in the home, not sure if there are any out in the wild that could hurt us Brits.
Well we get the false black widow in uk but it can’t kill
Spiders, while creepy, don’t bother me as much as any flying insect. I don’t care what it is, if it has wings, I keep my distance (with the exception of moths, strangely enough).
My logic is that spiders and other non-winged bugs can’t fly, so as long as you keep your distance, all they can do is crawl at you.
But flying insects have aerial superiority, and can land on or near you wherever you are. It doesn’t help that nearly every flying bug is either armed with a stinger, or just really curious as to what you’re doing.
I’m that guy who brought his laptop, got lunch and sitting in Randalls reception area using their wifi, browsing the forums. lol
> Spiders, while creepy, don’t bother me as much as any flying insect. I don’t care what it is, if it has wings, I keep my distance (with the exception of moths, strangely enough).
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> My logic is that spiders and other non-winged bugs can’t fly, so as long as you keep your distance, all they can do is crawl at you.
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> But flying insects have aerial superiority, and can land on or near you wherever you are. It doesn’t help that nearly every flying bug is either armed with a stinger, or just really curious as to what you’re doing.
Cockroaches are what gets me, especially the flying ones. I swear they snap their jaws at me.
> Spiders, while creepy, don’t bother me as much as any flying insect. I don’t care what it is, if it has wings, I keep my distance (with the exception of moths, strangely enough).
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> My logic is that spiders and other non-winged bugs can’t fly, so as long as you keep your distance, all they can do is crawl at you.
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> But flying insects have aerial superiority, and can land on or near you wherever you are. It doesn’t help that nearly every flying bug is either armed with a stinger, or <mark>just really curious as to what you’re doing.</mark>
It seems like every time I sit down to Halo these past couple of days, there’s always a friggin’ fly that wants to see what the heck my fingers are doing on the buttons…from a first person perspective, too.
As for spiders, I’ve been noticing a crapton of them around here as well. Now that I’ve heard of all the spiders around you guys, I just bought a ticket or two to Reach. Sadly, it doesn’t depart until some time in the 2300s. Still, at least I get to ride Moa and, at the worst, deal with Guta. 
> Spiders, while creepy, don’t bother me as much as any flying insect. I don’t care what it is, if it has wings, I keep my distance (with the exception of moths, strangely enough).
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> My logic is that spiders and other non-winged bugs can’t fly, so as long as you keep your distance, all they can do is crawl at you.
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> But flying insects have aerial superiority, and can land on or near you wherever you are. It doesn’t help that nearly every flying bug is either armed with a stinger, or just really curious as to what you’re doing.
Wasps scare the living daylights out of me.
> > Spiders, while creepy, don’t bother me as much as any flying insect. I don’t care what it is, if it has wings, I keep my distance (with the exception of moths, strangely enough).
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> > My logic is that spiders and other non-winged bugs can’t fly, so as long as you keep your distance, all they can do is crawl at you.
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> > But flying insects have aerial superiority, and can land on or near you wherever you are. It doesn’t help that nearly every flying bug is either armed with a stinger, or just really curious as to what you’re doing.
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> Wasps scare the living daylights out of me.
Same as I nearly put my hand through the van window cos a wasp was getting a bit close.
Spiders make me feel uncomfortable.
Would you guys rather lie in a coffin full of cockroaches for 50 minutes or simply eat one?
> Would you guys rather lie in a coffin full of cockroaches for 50 minutes or simply eat one?
I would lie in a coffin couldn’t eat one you making me fill quite unwell at the minute lol.
> Would you guys rather lie in a coffin full of cockroaches for 50 minutes or simply eat one?
Are they dead or alive, in either scenario?
> Would you guys rather lie in a coffin full of cockroaches for 50 minutes or simply eat one?
Considering you said “coffin” and the only thing I’d be lying in a coffin for would be under the inevitable circumstance that I die, I wouldn’t mind lying in a coffin full of cockroaches for 50 minutes.