What I meant was, their legs are black with a few yellow bands on each, which don't really blend in with the green background.*Throws up a little*
I initially read that as "gigabytes per..."
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I initially read that as "gigabytes per..."
Bah, Don't have to worry about Canada... now Australia and NZ on the other hand...
My cousin's house seems to attract white tails so big that you can hear them scuttle. Its really quite unnerving. I still can't identify any poisonous Australian spiders, so I just kill the buggers whenever Im in Sydney unless I know what species they are.
My cousin's house seems to attract white tails so big that you can hear them scuttle. Its really quite unnerving. I still can't identify any poisonous Australian spiders, so I just kill the buggers whenever Im in Sydney unless I know what species they are.
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No spiders worth worrying about...
I have had people who wanted to move to Victoria (just across the water from Vancouver) ask me about bear and cougar in the capital city! They're probably a tad more dangerous than any spider we have here, but it's unlikely you'll run into either unless you do wilderness hiking.
I would never mock your fear of spiders though - I have an irrational fear of earthquakes - and live in an earthquake zone!!
I have had people who wanted to move to Victoria (just across the water from Vancouver) ask me about bear and cougar in the capital city! They're probably a tad more dangerous than any spider we have here, but it's unlikely you'll run into either unless you do wilderness hiking.
I would never mock your fear of spiders though - I have an irrational fear of earthquakes - and live in an earthquake zone!!
You have no idea how scary a huntsman is when you're in your car, and you see one climbing up the side window......right near your face. *shakes head*
Actually, it happened to me one night, and it was so dark, I couldn't tell whether the spider was climbing up the window inside my car, or outside. And it was moving pretty fast, and I remember swerving into the curb. I was riding along a highway in Sydney.
P.S. I'm a huge "poontang" when it comes to spiders.
*shakes head*Actually, it happened to me one night, and it was so dark, I couldn't tell whether the spider was climbing up the window inside my car, or outside. And it was moving pretty fast, and I remember swerving into the curb. I was riding along a highway in Sydney.
P.S. I'm a huge "poontang" when it comes to spiders.
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Interesting.... Stanley Cup starts with no Canadian teams involved, and suddenly a 3 month old thread on spiders is resurrected. We (Canadians) must be starting to work through our backlog of messages left in the in-box.
Go Canucks....
Go Canucks....