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Let's hope there are birds that like to eat them. Giant spiders. They're rather attractive, as spiders go:
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Sent that to a friend who lives in Atlanta, with the subject line "Coming your way". Her response:
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"I've got morons on my team." Mitt Romney Minor Deity |
A thread worth reading ... that challenges the hyperventilated narrative about GIANT SPIDERS RAINING DOWN FROM THE SKY!!! | |||
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That’s fine. I just hope they don’t move west. We have enough problems with deer.
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If I remember what I read about entomology years ago correctly, not a great many of those hatchlings survive. They are prey for birds and other insects, and may even eat each other. Thus the necessity of producing so many eggs.
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Have an arachnophobic friend. He is a retired Marine, too intelligent to fit the stereotype, who cringes at pictures of spiders on FB. He is a big tough ski patroller. Tempting to post this on FB. A guy like him having fears of spiders is amusing. His reactions are severe enough that they prevent anyone who likes the guy from joking about his fears.
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She said the spiders are polite. Oh. Well, that changes everything. Not.
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Can the webs be cleared with garden hose spray?
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