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Posted April 15, 2016
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It depends on its size.
If it's small, I pick it up gently and release it outside.
If it's large, it picks me up gently and releases me outside.
Post edited April 15, 2016 by mrkgnao
Posted April 15, 2016
I shouldn't have come here... :P

I consider spiders to be the good guys (generally I'm fascinated of the bug world - watch the movie "Microcosmos"), although I mostly fear them. It depends on their size though. I really like to observe, touch, play with some species and if there is one of them in my house I'll take them out in the garden. Generally, the bigger the spiderbro, the better the chance to go berserk but with the smaller ones I'm fine.

Favourite species: Jumping spider (cute! cute! cute!)
Most hated species: Long Legs (hate them, they give me the chills the way they move and vibrate on their webs)

Thankfully, we don't have too many big spiderbros here or else the hated species list would have been longer. :)
Post edited April 15, 2016 by Vythonaut
Posted April 15, 2016
Only if it didn't bite me.
Posted April 15, 2016
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mrkgnao: If it's small, I pick it up gently and release it outside.
If it's large, it picks me up gently and releases me outside.
Hahahahahaha! :D
Posted April 15, 2016
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mrkgnao: It depends on its size.
If it's small, I pick it up gently and release it outside.
If it's large, it picks me up gently and releases me outside.
Do you crawl back in at night?
Posted April 15, 2016
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tinyE: What if this was the spider?
Make sure to keep a cabinet full of spider bite anti-venom.
Posted April 15, 2016
So that's what died!
Posted April 15, 2016
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mrkgnao: It depends on its size.
If it's small, I pick it up gently and release it outside.
If it's large, it picks me up gently and releases me outside.
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HypersomniacLive: Do you crawl back in at night?
No need. My wi-fi signal is strong enough that I can post here even from outside.
Posted April 16, 2016
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Ruzzerion: Does burning down your house and then planting a mine field around its ashes count?
If you lived in my rural mansion, spiders would be the last thing for you to notice. Bats sometimes entering indoors and hanging themselves upside-down from curtains, owls shouting next to your window, hedgehogs running around, my cats, my dogs, vast clouds of angry mosquitoes everywhere, bees, wasps, ticks, all manners of vile and disgusting insects and most importantly, TOADS everywhere at night!

Believe me, even YOU would call Arachne a "Spiderbro"! Plus, playing yo-yo with a spider while holding one of her threads is a nice minigame for all ages!
Post edited April 16, 2016 by KiNgBrAdLeY7
Posted April 16, 2016
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KiNgBrAdLeY7: Spiders also have an ancient Greek myth. Once, Arachne was a very talented seamstress, proud for her works and even boasted she had more worth than gods themselves! The gods cursed her to become a spider and for her work and labor to be constantly destroyed by humans and despised by them, as a punishment for her arrogance, even though her weaving was adored when she had been a human.
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Posted April 16, 2016
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Ruzzerion: Does burning down your house and then planting a mine field around its ashes count?
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KiNgBrAdLeY7: If you lived in my rural mansion, spiders would be the last thing for you to notice. Bats sometimes entering indoors and hanging themselves upside-down from curtains, owls shouting next to your window, hedgehogs running around, my cats, my dogs, vast clouds of angry mosquitoes everywhere, bees, wasps, ticks, all manners of vile and disgusting insects and most importantly, TOADS everywhere at night!

Believe me, even YOU would call Arachne a "Spiderbro"! Plus, playing yo-yo with a spider while holding one of her threads is a nice minigame for all ages!
I live in a rural mansion Bradley. Please don't talk out of your ass. :P
Posted April 16, 2016
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tinyE: What if this was the spider?
I found this spider in my bath, instead :O
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Posted April 16, 2016
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tinyE: Please don't talk out of your ass. :P
You are a pro at always hijacking my line, but i forgive you. I forgot that all places worldwide have the exact same flora, fauna, terrain and surroundings, as well as species of living things!
Post edited April 16, 2016 by KiNgBrAdLeY7
Posted April 16, 2016
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tinyE: Please don't talk out of your ass. :P
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KiNgBrAdLeY7: You are a pro at always hijacking my line, but i forgive you.
You don't need to forgive me, you need to thank me. :P
Posted April 16, 2016
i fear spiders and have an aversion of it but i always catch it by mug and paper slided under and expeel that ugly thing from the window.
spiders are useful in the nature more than scaring me at home :-)
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