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[nelson_bannaba]

I KNOW! All I ever write about are animals or babies, but I just had to share the horror. I noticed a largish spider on my bedroom carpet so I took a tissue and tried to grab it. Not to kill it, but in order to release the wriggling thing outside. Well, when I did that, hordes of tiny baby spiders scattered all over the carpet - arrrrrg! They

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[nokomarie]

Yes. If you sleep in revenge it will cause the spiders to swarm.

[nelson_bannaba]

I was tramatized. It was a wonder I could type at all.

[knittingknots]

You're such a softy.

Of course, if the spiders stay out of my way, up in the corner or something, they can have at. They drop down near me, they are goners. Smush.

It drives my hubby crazy how I don't seek and destroy all the spiders in the house. But why? It's not like they're Naraku or something....

[nelson_bannaba]

I got spider-informed - apparently, I can just vacuum em right up.

[knittingknots]

Spider abuse! LOL.

[nelson_bannaba]

While I was at it, I vacuumed the blinds and then the dog. She seemed to enjoy it, once she got over the fright.

[taikodragon]

I don't think they will. I've had one live on the ceiling of my bedroom for 3 days now and he's just hung out up there.

I do the same thing, try to catch the spider and toss it outside. It works most of the time.

[nelson_bannaba]

I'm of the opinion that spiders need to live, to kill the roaches. (okay, that's my fantasy, but don't spoil it! I live in the South and something must be keeping those nasty things away, thank goodness)

[inu_yukai]

Damn spiders are turning into Opossoms carring their babys now. WTF?

[nelson_bannaba]

Must've been a wolf spider - those are the ones that get really big.

[nelson_bannaba]

Saw that movie too - prime entertainment!