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john barry
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Australia,concerned with the lack of attention paid to them of late,invented a brand new spider.

One of it`s most touted features,exclusive of ponderous size,is it`s propensity to bite thru human fingernails.

Ever the jolly tricksters,Australia keeps these new death dealing dementos in the park

 

"I`m taking the kids to the park Marge.We got tickets to the Megaspider!"......"Ok Henry,I`d tag along with you,but I just yesterday had my nails done."

 

"AUSTRALIA (WJW) – A reptile park in Australia says it has discovered a funnel web spider so large for its kind that experts dubbed it a “megaspider.”

According to a press release from Australian Reptile Park, the spider measures in at 8 centimeters compared with the average size of 1 to 5 centimeters. It has fangs almost 2 centimeters in length, capable of biting through a human fingernail."

 



   
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Graeme Ogg
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If you could train it properly (with patience and kindness) it would save you the trouble of using nail clippers.


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Geoff Jowett
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yep we breed our spiders mean down here!!

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Back in 2001, I was north of the Daintree River in Queensland and had to use an outhouse. Sitting there, I happened to look up.

Saw a huge brightly coloured spider spread right across the entire roof vent on the outhouse. I left in rather a hurry.



   
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john barry
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Posted by: @graeme-ogg

If you could train it properly (with patience and kindness) it would save you the trouble of using nail clippers.

            Jolly Good !!!!.....a greater purpose than that ,no spider would have ever served Vampire  

 

            I have spent the better part of the last 8 years,killing any house centipedes who dare to cross open areas of my home. Alternately, I strategically place small food offerings and bits of brightly colored string in those locations where I`ve come to suspect that the discreet buggers call home.

            My house is now insect free with the exception of these genetically bred,unseen assassins.

            Like Vincent Price,with his buddy "the Tingler" I no longer must bear the indignation of interrupted TV sessions,restful sleep, or family meals

the Tingler


   
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john barry
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Posted by: @geoff-jowett

yep we breed our spiders mean down here!!

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Check out that first guy....acting like he`s giving up, but all the while calculating applied force and precise angle of the attack



   
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john barry
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Back in 2001, I was north of the Daintree River in Queensland and had to use an outhouse. Sitting there, I happened to look up.

Saw a huge brightly coloured spider spread right across the entire roof vent on the outhouse. I left in rather a hurry.

siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiighh.......I  miss the Australia we all knew and loved before it went and got all killy

 



   
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john barry
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Posted by: @david-green

Back in 2001, I was north of the Daintree River in Queensland and had to use an outhouse. Sitting there, I happened to look up.

Saw a huge brightly coloured spider spread right across the entire roof vent on the outhouse. I left in rather a hurry.

was that your ab-original evacuation plan, or were you just spinning a plan on the fly ?



   
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On the fly John. Normally spiders don't bother me but I did not fancy that one on my head.



   
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