Help... what kind of spider is this?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]beautifulsoup wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Saif wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
They're incredibly agile and their bites are kind of painful. Not to mention that they're inherently aggressive. If there's an infestation, I would worry too. Your daughter may unintentionally corner one without realizing it and it will charge at her without further provocation. Even if they're not venomous, spider bites aren't desirable things. Various types of allergic symptoms may develop even in the absence of toxin... These animals aren't as friendly as Brian May makes them out to be.[/QUOTE]

How can you "provoke" a spider that moved into your house with no invitation? I am a tolerant and peaceful person but my home is my castle and scary hairy spiders should think twice before moving in and scare the hell out of me. It's me who is provoked and every means of defense is okay for me, I won't feel guilty at all.[/QUOTE]
Well, they have no understanding of ownership of property but I would do the same. The only arthropods welcome in my home are ants...well not really, but I can't do anything about them so I let them be.

i dunno, some spiders are cool lookin.


but i still dont want them on me >.<

I like spiders....outside. :) I think they are wonderful and very necessary (there's the spelling Frey :)) creatures. I do not want them in my home though and I can't promise that I would ever take the time to carefully catch them and release them outside if I see them in my house. Spiders don't like to be caught so I'm afraid they get the broom stick or the bottom of a shoe if they are inside my house. If outside though, they are left to do their jobs and I watch them from a safe distance.

All spiders must die. Period.

I'm unfamiliar with any ferocious man eating spiders in the New York City area! Having said though, that spider is kind of narly looking and should probaly be confronted with a broom.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lady Nyx wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i hate bees[/QUOTE]
I ate your bees.

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lawl...bees. Every year bees and sometimes, even wasps make hives in trees within the boundaries of my home. My dad was a bit of a tree-fucking environmentalist(he has a Ph. D in micro-biology), you know like, Brian May(but worse), heh heh, so he forbade us to bother or harm these creatures even when they ventured into our home and attacked us. He used to say it would disrupt the balance of nature and that the wasps/bees would attack us when they came to know me and my siblings murdered their accomplices. Nowadays, I smoke 'em away or employ much more cruel practices.

And ducks. They are so incredibly stupid. There's one time, I was maybe 4 years old, we were visiting some village people, I had purple or pink shirt and they attacked me. Ducks, not village people though.

Offtopic.... sorry xD

Haha. We have a mini "duck farm" in our home since my brother likes duck eggs and we have like 3 matured geese. They can't fly however. They're VERY aggressive. They don't like me at all. Whenever I'm leaving the house, they charge at me if they see me. They're good substitutes for guard dogs.

On a more unfortunate note, one of them are male and two are female. The females have laid altogether more than 100 eggs till now and they've all hatched. But NONE of their offspring survived to adulthood save one, which died recently anyway. :(

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ms. Rebel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]And ducks. They are so incredibly stupid. There's one time, I was maybe 4 years old, we were visiting some village people, I had purple or pink shirt and they attacked me. Ducks, not village people though.

Offtopic.... sorry xD[/QUOTE]

LMAO.

Awww...

:D

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ms. Rebel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]And ducks. They are so incredibly stupid. There's one time, I was maybe 4 years old, we were visiting some village people, I had purple or pink shirt and they attacked me. Ducks, not village people though.

Offtopic.... sorry xD[/QUOTE]

Are you sure you were not attacked by The Village People? ;) For the pink shirt...

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1328/538840653_452839dd1c_o.jpg

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Ms. Rebel wrote: [/QUOTENAME]And ducks. They are so incredibly stupid. There's one time, I was maybe 4 years old, we were visiting some village people, I had purple or pink shirt and they attacked me. Ducks, not village people though.

Offtopic.... sorry xD[/QUOTE]

Are you sure you were not attacked by The Village People? ;) For the pink shirt...

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1328/538840653_452839dd1c_o.jpg[/QUOTE]

sing along everybody...

"its fun to stay at the YMCA...."

im going for a lie down in a dark corner of the room now

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]YourValentine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Are you sure you were not attacked by The Village People? ;) For the pink shirt...

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1328/538840653_452839dd1c_o.jpg [/QUOTE]

LOL!