wolf spiders and weight loss
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Relax there. Wolf spiders are harmless and pretty neat to watch.0
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allenpriest wrote: »Relax there. Wolf spiders are harmless and pretty neat to watch.
They may not be aggressive, but anything that looks like that and can bite me and is poisonous? Big fat furry NOPE.0 -
_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!0 -
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!0 -
Chapter 30: Catch and Release Spider Trapping1
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Chapter 31: How to Determine Who Your Real Friends Are (hint, they don't support wolf spiders)0
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I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
ETA: I just finished reading that page. Those little buggers can run! :sick:1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
Thank you for posting this, sounds like I could use these in my backyard because our yard has been infiltrated with black and brown widows. Them b**ches is scary.0 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
I made the mistake of googling images earlier and there was a whole lot of stomach rolling when I saw the one of a wolf spider carrying all her babies. Yup, that scarred me.0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
Thank you for posting this, sounds like I could use these in my backyard because our yard has been infiltrated with black and brown widows. Them b**ches is scary.
I need something that will eat hornets. My neighbor has a nest and he's a douc** so I'm not inclined to talk to him about it (it's on a side of his house he wouldn't be around much). On the plus side, I found out that I'm not allergic to their sting :frown:2 -
Chapter 32: Hangry Hornets: Feel the Burn!1
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but there sting must be painful.nutmegoreo wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
Thank you for posting this, sounds like I could use these in my backyard because our yard has been infiltrated with black and brown widows. Them b**ches is scary.
I need something that will eat hornets. My neighbor has a nest and he's a douc** so I'm not inclined to talk to him about it (it's on a side of his house he wouldn't be around much). On the plus side, I found out that I'm not allergic to their sting :frown:0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »
but there sting must be painful.nutmegoreo wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
Thank you for posting this, sounds like I could use these in my backyard because our yard has been infiltrated with black and brown widows. Them b**ches is scary.
I need something that will eat hornets. My neighbor has a nest and he's a douc** so I'm not inclined to talk to him about it (it's on a side of his house he wouldn't be around much). On the plus side, I found out that I'm not allergic to their sting :frown:
It was, it burned for about 4 hours after, and large welt. Little guy got stuck in my ponytail and didn't appreciate my attempts to free him. Got me in the back of the neck.1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »
but there sting must be painful.nutmegoreo wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
Thank you for posting this, sounds like I could use these in my backyard because our yard has been infiltrated with black and brown widows. Them b**ches is scary.
I need something that will eat hornets. My neighbor has a nest and he's a douc** so I'm not inclined to talk to him about it (it's on a side of his house he wouldn't be around much). On the plus side, I found out that I'm not allergic to their sting :frown:
It was, it burned for about 4 hours after, and large welt. Little guy got stuck in my ponytail and didn't appreciate my attempts to free him. Got me in the back of the neck.
Dang!!0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »
but there sting must be painful.nutmegoreo wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »I was going to post a pic of a wolf spider, and then thought that might be crossing a line. So I will post a link for all who are interesting in facts on the wolf spider (I have not proof read these 'facts' and I don't know enough about them to be able to confirm):
http://animalstime.com/wolf-spider-facts/
Thank you for posting this, sounds like I could use these in my backyard because our yard has been infiltrated with black and brown widows. Them b**ches is scary.
I need something that will eat hornets. My neighbor has a nest and he's a douc** so I'm not inclined to talk to him about it (it's on a side of his house he wouldn't be around much). On the plus side, I found out that I'm not allergic to their sting :frown:
It was, it burned for about 4 hours after, and large welt. Little guy got stuck in my ponytail and didn't appreciate my attempts to free him. Got me in the back of the neck.
Dang!!
I haven't been to that part of my back yard since. It's been two months. I do need to get over there before the snow hits, but they should be gone by now. Too cold for them.1 -
_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.0 -
Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.0 -
Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.1 -
I used a bic lighter to kill black widows on a garbage can handle Fire works great for outdoor elimination0
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
Glad I'm not the only one who does that!0 -
Chapter 33: Torch That Fat : Flame Throwers, Spiders and How You Can Benefit0
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
Glad I'm not the only one who does that!
Highly entertaining when the spider tickles his nose! :laugh:queenliz99 wrote: »I used a bic lighter to kill black widows on a garbage can handle Fire works great for outdoor elimination
I hear they make a popping sound. Is that true?1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
Glad I'm not the only one who does that!
Highly entertaining when the spider tickles his nose! :laugh:queenliz99 wrote: »I used a bic lighter to kill black widows on a garbage can handle Fire works great for outdoor elimination
I hear they make a popping sound. Is that true?
They do if you throw them in a campfire. (Also an acceptable method, @_Terrapin_ )0 -
Like popcorn. Is this sick?0
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Chapter 34: Spider Popcorn: Fulfilling Your Need for Revenge1
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
A recluse, is a flesh eating spider. One does NOT put it under it's shoe. One electrocutes it, AFTER one uses a blow torch and a stick of dynamite. One MUST be wearing :
One then may have a breakdown:
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Liftng4Lis wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
A recluse, is a flesh eating spider. One does NOT put it under it's shoe. One electrocutes it, AFTER one uses a blow torch and a stick of dynamite. One MUST be wearing :
One then may have a breakdown:
I was thinking about with the wolf spider rather than the recluse, but for safety sake...
Of course, when the cat fails:
It's time to bring out the dogs:
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Liftng4Lis wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
A recluse, is a flesh eating spider. One does NOT put it under it's shoe. One electrocutes it, AFTER one uses a blow torch and a stick of dynamite. One MUST be wearing :
One then may have a breakdown:
Laughed so hard I cried.0 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
A recluse, is a flesh eating spider. One does NOT put it under it's shoe. One electrocutes it, AFTER one uses a blow torch and a stick of dynamite. One MUST be wearing :
One then may have a breakdown:
I was thinking about with the wolf spider rather than the recluse, but for safety sake...
Of course, when the cat fails:
It's time to bring out the dogs:
And again. Tears.0 -
Liftng4Lis wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »
There was a minor panic in the c-a-s-a; he was fine. Just emptied the pens, took him out, let him loose. . . . .for THEBIRDS!Liftng4Lis wrote: »_Terrapin_ wrote: »Brown recluse made a web inside out pen holder. Just let the little fella outside so he continue on.
ARE YOU INSANE MAN!!!? Oh my, it's almost as bad as seeing that wolf spider yesterday!
I'm going to have to reconsider you sir.
I too, am skeptical. For future reference, appropriate interventions include:
Completing smothering said spider under ones shoe
Suffocating said spider in ones freezer, sealed
Flushing said spider down the toilet. Always flush at least three times.
Who am I kidding? I'd get out the flame thrower.
I like setting the cat upon them. Assuming non-venomous brand.
A recluse, is a flesh eating spider. One does NOT put it under it's shoe. One electrocutes it, AFTER one uses a blow torch and a stick of dynamite. One MUST be wearing :
One then may have a breakdown:
Laughed so hard I cried.
Cuz SERIOUSLY!0
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