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Well, I've learned something new today. 

 

Those house spiders you see running around in September are deviated preverts. They've smeared jizz on their heads and they're frantically looking for underage girls. And right now, these paedo octopeds are hiding in your house. 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/natureuk/entries/6cb2b54e-8ea4-3d33-b898-7de69d943303

 

 

 

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In that pic, I think it's a wolf spider rather than a huntsman. Huntsman spiders are quite common in Australia and it's always said that they're harmless to humans. They're also the critters that hide behind your car's sun visor and decide to say hello when you're driving. When something causes a car accident, I wouldn't be so quick to call it harmless.

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12 hours ago, VladimirIlyich said:

I've had two giants spiders in ours recently too,but just got some kitchen roll and took the spiders outside without harming them.

They'll be back soon enough, probably with enough friends to wrap you up in kitchen roll and take you outside. Whether you are harmed or not depends on if you are awake or asleep when it happens.

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7 hours ago, Anubis said:

Huntsman spiders are quite social. Once they get use to humans they’re sharing a house with they’ll happily crawl on your hand and behave like pets.

Aren't they the ones that just have to look at you twice to make your liver explode, or something?

 

Fuck that. Fuck that with a shovel. 

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2 hours ago, Trumo said:

In that pic, I think it's a wolf spider rather than a huntsman. Huntsman spiders are quite common in Australia and it's always said that they're harmless to humans. They're also the critters that hide behind your car's sun visor and decide to say hello when you're driving. When something causes a car accident, I wouldn't be so quick to call it harmless.

 

It’s a mate I went to primary school with, that’s as close to either of those fuckers I’d ever want to get. 

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