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Yeah thought I'd post this to let you know, just incase I stip posting in any forums I'm in all of a sudden.. Its cause the spider got me!
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Brwon Recluse In My Room
#1 Posted 23 July 2007 - 09:01 PM
Hi I think I might have a Brown Recluse somewhere in me room, and I was wondering if they ,make webs.. So this is what it looks like(Not the spider in my room, but what it looks like)
Yeah thought I'd post this to let you know, just incase I stip posting in any forums I'm in all of a sudden.. Its cause the spider got me!
Yeah thought I'd post this to let you know, just incase I stip posting in any forums I'm in all of a sudden.. Its cause the spider got me!
#2 Posted 23 July 2007 - 11:59 PM
Bugs? No problem.
Snakes? No problem.
Spiders? GET THE FREAKING THING AWAY FROM ME!
Snakes? No problem.
Spiders? GET THE FREAKING THING AWAY FROM ME!
#3 Posted 24 July 2007 - 06:22 AM
Towelie2k4, on Jul 24 2007, 02:59 AM, said:
Bugs? No problem.
Snakes? No problem.
Spiders? GET THE FREAKING THING AWAY FROM ME!
Snakes? No problem.
Spiders? GET THE FREAKING THING AWAY FROM ME!
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Haha
niceI'm pretty sure is a brown recluse, it hangs out under my bed. I'm not gonna kill it, but I'll try and catch it
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#4 Posted 24 July 2007 - 12:18 PM
I don't know this kind of spider... But i guess it's poisonous, since it has it's own thread...
Aracnophobia isn't something that deserves it's own thread, that "post thread" material... You better tell me it's poisonous, and you show me a pic of you getting bitten of it to prove it...
Personally i'm not bothered by spiders at all... we even have some pretty big ones her ein Denmark, but, none that are naturally dangerous... So no wonder i dare playing with the big ones here at home
Aracnophobia isn't something that deserves it's own thread, that "post thread" material... You better tell me it's poisonous, and you show me a pic of you getting bitten of it to prove it...
Personally i'm not bothered by spiders at all... we even have some pretty big ones her ein Denmark, but, none that are naturally dangerous... So no wonder i dare playing with the big ones here at home
#5 Posted 25 July 2007 - 05:40 AM
Micki!, yes it is very poisonous and very dangerous if you get bite.
It's poison spreads out from the infected area, causing the skin and muscle to rot. If your bitten by one and don't get it checked out you could end up with a hole in your body.
An old guy who lives down by my parents was bitten by one, he didn't go to the doctor in time. He was a hole in the back of his leg about three inches wide.
And if gone unchecked it can get my worse, leading to blood poisoning and infection.
I've been bitten by a brown recluse twice. First time I got blood poisoning and had to go to the doctor. Second time we caught it quick enough nothing came from it. Living out here in Kansas in the country it's very easy to get bitten by them.
oakman, I would strongly suggest you just kill the fucking thing. While it may remain under your bed most of the time, the time it would come out would be at night.
Most people are bitten in their beds as they sleep, they love beds as they are dark and usually cool places. But if your dead set on capturing it... just be careful.
And if you notice any new marks on your body check them out. A brown recluse's bite mark is usually triangular in shape.
It's poison spreads out from the infected area, causing the skin and muscle to rot. If your bitten by one and don't get it checked out you could end up with a hole in your body.
An old guy who lives down by my parents was bitten by one, he didn't go to the doctor in time. He was a hole in the back of his leg about three inches wide.
And if gone unchecked it can get my worse, leading to blood poisoning and infection.
I've been bitten by a brown recluse twice. First time I got blood poisoning and had to go to the doctor. Second time we caught it quick enough nothing came from it. Living out here in Kansas in the country it's very easy to get bitten by them.
oakman, I would strongly suggest you just kill the fucking thing. While it may remain under your bed most of the time, the time it would come out would be at night.
Most people are bitten in their beds as they sleep, they love beds as they are dark and usually cool places.
But if your dead set on capturing it... just be careful. And if you notice any new marks on your body check them out. A brown recluse's bite mark is usually triangular in shape.
#6 Posted 25 July 2007 - 07:58 AM
Yes, what's up with the "there is a very dangerous spider in my room and it can bite me any time so I am posting now to tell you all about it" You should hunt it first.
You should hunt it first.
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