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If you stay in the U.K I would chill 
There are only a couple of spiders over here that are venomous and the climate (even with global warming) doesn't really permit the survival of any tropical spiders in the wild.
You could try and identify it using the info on Uk safari
http://www.uksafari.com/spiders.htm
It does look like a bigun so I don't blame you for your reluctance to go near it.
There are only a couple of spiders over here that are venomous and the climate (even with global warming) doesn't really permit the survival of any tropical spiders in the wild.
You could try and identify it using the info on Uk safari
http://www.uksafari.com/spiders.htm
It does look like a bigun so I don't blame you for your reluctance to go near it.
Wow, ive never laughed at a thread so much lol
i dont know much about spiders except theyre not nice
but there is some good comedy lol
just be lucky its not a camel spider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiZs0MRRsN0
p.s.
did you know the average person eats 5 spiders a year because whilst you are asleep they drink siliva from your mouth. horrible but true.
i dont know much about spiders except theyre not nice
but there is some good comedy lol
just be lucky its not a camel spider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiZs0MRRsN0
p.s.
did you know the average person eats 5 spiders a year because whilst you are asleep they drink siliva from your mouth. horrible but true.
Funny that this thread comes along right after I see a brown recluse sitting in the bathroom sink.
From Wikipedia:
Tried to drown him, but he skittered away too quickly, so I grabbed a can of hairspray and sprayed him until his legs clenched up. He was about an inch and a half long.
Reminds me, I need to clean up my room a bit, so they'll have fewer places to hide.
From Wikipedia:
Tried to drown him, but he skittered away too quickly, so I grabbed a can of hairspray and sprayed him until his legs clenched up. He was about an inch and a half long.
Reminds me, I need to clean up my room a bit, so they'll have fewer places to hide.
Funny that this thread comes along right after I see a brown recluse sitting in the bathroom sink.
From Wikipedia:
Tried to drown him, but he skittered away too quickly, so I grabbed a can of hairspray and sprayed him until his legs clenched up. He was about an inch and a half long.
Reminds me, I need to clean up my room a bit, so they'll have fewer places to hide.
Oh no someone call PETA