I just screamed like a little girl.....
 

Watch this and you'll see why

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Hahahaaha, I used to look for the biggest and meanest spider so I can win the spider fights we had when I was a kid. I had been bitten many times but there is only one spider I am scared of: brown recluse.

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This is nothing compared to the tarantula that I have. :intello: There is also one at the museum that I work at that is the size of a dinner plate. It isn't even fully grown yet. :intello:

I like 0:55 best. Running away with the Tupperware on his foot. :rofl:

we had a pink rose hair tarantula for afew years, they are allot of fun, it only bit me once, its like a bad bee sting

oh hell no.... ninja spiders...

Predictable, but oh so funny :lol:

"daddy, careful".............:lol:

I thank god I live in IL , no big spiders here . I hate spiders , any other creature on this planet is ok . But not spiders ! Sorry , I would have killed that sucker instead of catching it ! SQUISHOLA !

Hmmm, any other creature besides spiders? :lol:

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Tailless whipscorpion. (mine) It's not really a scorpion, totally different creature.

Ahahahaha that spider was just WAITING for him!!!!

Spider: "I dare you to try and catch me!!! Muahaha!"
Guy: "Umm, Ok lemme get a ladder and some tupperware...."
Spider: "SUCKER! Now I'm on your head!!!!!"

:lol:

Those spiders from the video are more fun when you find them in the car....... While driving.

that was hilarious! i woulda kept it as a pet!

I've been bitten by one and all it did was get a little swollen and red. A few hours later, it was fine. Some people tend to be less affected than others. You hear the horror stories about where a recluse bites someone and the skin basically rots away in a larger and larger area, but I think that's worst-case.

I believe this guy didn't think the situation entirely through. LOL

Let's hit rewind and change things up a bit.

Let's say, he did manage to pin the spider to the ceiling with the bowl.

Then WHAT?

LOL :lol:

Well then you glue the bowl to the ceiling, of course! :lol:

This vid was two funny:rofl: I love his little girls comments, It's kinda like the after the fact conscience ......:lol:

One of my buddies got bit by a brown recluse and it left a huge hole in the side of his leg. Rotted away a 3" diameter section.

My wife had one run up the leg of her jeans while I was driving...the kids thought it was hilarious. Never seen her pants come off so fast...ever!!

I'm sure it's lovable but that's possibly the ugliest insect ever! what does it eat?

fumunda cheese:whistle:

I would have to say.
 

Well BG then I would have to say that you were not bitten by the Brown Recluse. This spider injects an ensigm that destroys fleshy tissue. I lived in Orlando for over 15 years and have seen quite a few Recluse bites. My neighbor was an EMT and he shared some pretty nasty stories as well. When I was pushing boots at the Orlando Recruit Training Command we had a young man get bit on his foot while he was sleeping. Of course no one wants to be the sick call weenie going to see the doctor for a little insect bite. So he told no one and kept right on training for a couple of days. After three days he finally decided that it was just getting too nasty to avoid seeing the doctor. He never told us until it was too late. They had to cut off his leg just below the knee because the ensigm had spread and destroyed so much of his muscle tissue that they could not repair the damage. Once the tissue is dead there is no comming back. The bite does not make you sick or anything like that, but it really reaks havoc on the area of the bite, and if it is not treated fairly quickly it can be devistating.

Lol, I agree that it is rather odd. I feed it crickets. :intello:

(btw, its an arachnid. It appears to have 6 legs, but the whips are modified legs that help it to feel around in the dark)

Living in Australia I bet you have to put up with all sorts of nasty venomous creatures .

The Sydney Funnel Web spider is the most toxic spider on the planet and is pretty common there ... Not to mention the several venomous species of snakes !

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We certainly have more than our fair share!

"Here's one I prepared earlier...", we have Funnel Webs, Red Backs, White Tails, Trap Doors & all the non venomous spiders. We also have Red Bellied Black snakes & Eastern Brown snakes just to keep us on our toes

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