Posted on 11/28/2015 1:54:46 AM PST by Slings and Arrows
Terrified neighbours phoned the police after hearing a woman screaming hysterically and a man yelling: “I’m going to kill youâ€.
But when officers arrived at the address they discovered the flat's sole occupant had been trying to catch a SPIDER .
The shamefaced man admitted he had been shouting death threats at the arachnid and had been the person behind the high pitched screaming.
According to New South Wales police in Australia, they received multiple calls about the sound of crashing furniture and a man screaming: “I’m going to kill you, you're dead! Die Die!!â€.
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My yard is too well fenced and patrolled.
I see them running at the edges of woods.
People here shoot them whenever they can.
:(
Oh, you’re into twisted things?
;D
LOLOL
if you think i am going to click on that, you
are
crazy.
Now I have to scroll down me messages one click at a time the rest of the day, so as soon as i see a hint of arachnid, I can change the station.
Why the hell do they need so many eyes. two is enough for almost everybody except them.
eight legged freaks.
Obviously not union labor.
Shade tree mechanic gets the job done.
No we REALLY DON’T. Facebook is evil.
Where in the USA can you keep a fox without be hassled by the enviro-cops? ‘Round here, there’d be all sorts of arresting.
I love the way the fox uses his mouth to hold the man’s attention.Years and years ago, I kept two kit raccoons, when mama was killed and let them get older so they could fend for themselves, and be released in the wild. They would bite [like the fox] and as long as you let your hand stay in place; if you yanked it out, they would break skin, Ouch!
And I am on yours. I welcome the great division of Lord Atom for he shall cleanse the vile things in the purity of holy nuclear fire.
If people haZ a problem with that, they are free to remain within of the blast radius with the objects of their affection.
I’m into playful.
Why make people uncomfortable in the bathroom, especially when . . .
you never know what's lurking under the lid?
Apparently there are still lots of free states that allow you to own things without begging.
Odin, in particular, holds my hand with his teeth, especially when he knows I’m going away for a while.
Just as I leave the room, I’ll pat him on the head and he always grabs my hand and tries to pull me back in.
:)
The bath salts spider skipped web building entirely and just ate the scientists.
Britain once had an EMPIRE where the sun never set. Now this and being flooded with ‘refugees’ (or at least will be, once they ‘take their share’). The guy’s lucky, if he killed the spider (or a criminal in his own house) he likely would have been brought up on charges.
I absolutely love cats!
I remember watching Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom back in the day.
My cat, only allowed in the house when I was there, would lay on my lap.
I would see the Lions and Tigers on TV, look at my cat and realise he was only one step removed from his feral brethren.
Plus I like the way a cat looks at you as if to say I’m finished with you for now, go away for awhile.
Very independent those felines.
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