Spider question

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MisChief said:
... big juicy ones ...
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Exsqueeze me, 'juicy ones'? :eek:

I felt a bit sick when I read that.

I don't mind spiders, but I usually get the gf to put the big ones outside as otherwise I get a running commentry on what its doing i.e 'its just sitting there watcing us... it's up to something!'

I tell her I am happy to leave it there, until she eventually musters the minerals to put it out. She won't sleep (hence neither will I) if there is a spider in the house.

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I loved spiders when I was much younger, but we had red backs when I lived in the UAE so it was very much a pre-emptive strike... That and I watched arachnaphobia when I was 7 :\. I still quite like tarantulas unless they're running around, because I have a cat and their venom is dangerous to small animals.

So for me b) without exception
 
I usually peacefully coexist with any insects that venture into my room. That is until they attack/ appear to be attacking me, such as Kamikaze moths flying into my face at full speed :mad:.
 
ignore, let them eat other bugs that annoy me by making buzzing noises on summer nights.
 
I'd follow it, at a distance, keeping it in view at all times until the missus got home. Then get her to remove the problem by whatever means she feels neccesary
 
godinman said:
Lol @ all you wimps who kill them
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wimps? we are territorial alpha males who mark the borders of our territory with the keys of a keyboard previously destroyed in a violent act defending our territory.
no living creature invades our space uninvited and hopes to leave alive
 
If it is very small I'll ignore it, but if it's somewhat larger, the cup-postcard trick will have to be employed to stick it outside ;)
 
depends on the species. here in the UK we only get harmless ones which i'm quite content to ignore no matter how enormous they are.

in Africa on the other hand, it then depends on the species. the most likely outcome if i know them to be dangerous is fire
 
Depends on the make of spider. If it's an outdoor make/massive, then it goes outdoors. If it's an indoor one, it usually stays (unless the wife finds it).

I don't really mind big spiders (I have several large tarantulas), just don't really want my cats unfairly lunching them/wife stomping them.
 
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