To: JoeProBono
Nutritious or no, if I saw that at a picnic the scream would be loud and long.
To: JoeProBono
I don’t care how harmless they are, those things are creepy as hell and I couldn’t live anywhere with so many bugs, especially spiders, and especally those spiders!
3 posted on
09/05/2010 9:21:15 AM PDT by
FrdmLvr
( VIVA la SB 1070!)
To: JoeProBono
Are they a good source of protein?
4 posted on
09/05/2010 9:23:20 AM PDT by
TommyDale
(Independent - I already left the GOP because they were too liberal)
To: JoeProBono
If that thing bit you you would get two, maybe three steps off before you hit the ground and within 30 seconds it would be feasting on your brain goo. I’ve seen it time and time again ...
5 posted on
09/05/2010 9:23:36 AM PDT by
Scythian
To: JoeProBono
You first! Bon appetite!
8 posted on
09/05/2010 9:25:03 AM PDT by
FormerACLUmember
(Character is defined by how we treat those who society says have no value.)
To: JoeProBono
Have had one or two of these spiders on the corners of my house for the past three years. One of them positioned itself right in the flight path of honeybees returning to their hives in my backyard. I had to remove this one’s web. Saw it on the other side of the house about a month later. I just moved another one last week. Colorful creatures, these. Big, too.
9 posted on
09/05/2010 9:26:23 AM PDT by
miele man
To: JoeProBono
Most spiders are actually quite beneficial because they eat the vermin and other bugs that we find so disgusting.
To: JoeProBono
13 posted on
09/05/2010 9:34:05 AM PDT by
stormer
To: JoeProBono
What a strange article.
It speaks of their exterminator abilities on other insects and then dangles their nutritional content without explanation, I clicked the link - Not even a lousy Recipe.....
14 posted on
09/05/2010 9:35:45 AM PDT by
libertarian27
(Ingsoc: Department of Life, Department of Liberty, Department of Happiness)
To: JoeProBono
It looks like the spiders we have on the Texas Gulf coast we call ‘writer spiders’. The make a design in the middle of their webs that looks like script. Harmless but big and scary looking.
16 posted on
09/05/2010 9:36:51 AM PDT by
Ditter
To: JoeProBono
31 posted on
09/05/2010 10:03:40 AM PDT by
dbwz
(DISSENT IS PATRIOTIC)
To: JoeProBono
Joe,
I’m not saying you may have an arachnid problem, BUT.
;-)
To: JoeProBono
33 posted on
09/05/2010 10:08:46 AM PDT by
Awgie
(truth is always stranger than fiction)
To: JoeProBono
Had this little beauty in my backyard last summer.
36 posted on
09/05/2010 10:28:58 AM PDT by
tx_eggman
(Liberalism is only possible in that moment when a man chooses Barabas over Christ.)
To: JoeProBono
37 posted on
09/05/2010 10:52:15 AM PDT by
rawcatslyentist
(Jeremiah 50:31 Behold, I am against you, O you most proud, said the Lord God of hosts.)
Spock!
There. Are. Spiders. In........The warp core!"
39 posted on
09/05/2010 12:44:47 PM PDT by
RandallFlagg
(Let this chant follow BHO everywhere he goes: "You lie. You lie. You lie.")
To: JoeProBono
Used to have those all over one portion of my yard when I lived in the Panhandle.
The biggest problem was not knowing the webs were there and walking into them in twilight, then seeing all these bigass spiders all over.
Arachnophobia strikes again!
40 posted on
09/05/2010 1:42:25 PM PDT by
Eagle Eye
(A blind clock finds a nut at least twice a day.)
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