Goodwife wrote:Just open your mouth and let it in. Easiest way to get it off your face
Had five minutes of fun playing with a big spider the other day - totally harmless and once they get used to you they are quite happy to sit quietly in your palm.
Goodwife wrote:Just open your mouth and let it in. Easiest way to get it off your face
jp761 wrote:They know exactly what they're doing.Gabby wrote:jp761 wrote:When they stay in one place for ages, and then suddenly completely disappear from sight can be a tad annoying.Gabby wrote:I have a spider on the ceiling right now, it’s not moved since this morning! ..... not a house spider though, a funny looking black thing with short legs!!
Yeah... then reappear above the bed!!
Gabby wrote:jp761 wrote:They know exactly what they're doing.Gabby wrote:jp761 wrote:When they stay in one place for ages, and then suddenly completely disappear from sight can be a tad annoying.Gabby wrote:I have a spider on the ceiling right now, it’s not moved since this morning! ..... not a house spider though, a funny looking black thing with short legs!!
Yeah... then reappear above the bed!!
It’s now been relegated to the great outdoors
Gabby wrote:No, never kill anything Keys
Keyser wrote:Gabby wrote:No, never kill anything Keys
I never have - every animal is beautiful in it's own way - no matter how small.
Keyser wrote:Gabby wrote:No, never kill anything Keys
I never have - every animal is beautiful in it's own way - no matter how small.
Gabby wrote:Keyser wrote:Gabby wrote:No, never kill anything Keys
I never have - every animal is beautiful in it's own way - no matter how small.
Yeah, everything has a purpose.... although not sure what purpose a slug has tbh? ..... still couldn’t kill one though!
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Gabby wrote:Keyser wrote:Gabby wrote:No, never kill anything Keys
I never have - every animal is beautiful in it's own way - no matter how small.
Yeah, everything has a purpose.... although not sure what purpose a slug has tbh? ..... still couldn’t kill one though!
Get the salt out woman!
Gabby wrote:A fear is a phobia, same thing..... all fears have a name, ending in ‘phobia’!
I just had an Apiphobia moment with the little fooker in my kitchen!
Vam wrote:Gabby wrote:A fear is a phobia, same thing..... all fears have a name, ending in ‘phobia’!
I just had an Apiphobia moment with the little fooker in my kitchen!
Good point
I define a phobia as when the very thought - let alone the sight - of something makes you break out in a cold sweat.
MG2 wrote:Vam wrote:Gabby wrote:A fear is a phobia, same thing..... all fears have a name, ending in ‘phobia’!
I just had an Apiphobia moment with the little fooker in my kitchen!
Good point
I define a phobia as when the very thought - let alone the sight - of something makes you break out in a cold sweat.
Phobias can be life changing, in that your alter your life to avoid the phobia at all costs.
Fear can be irrational but doesn't alter your life.
And I forgot to say hello. Hello!
MG2 wrote:Phobias can be life changing, in that your alter your life to avoid the phobia at all costs.
Fear can be irrational but doesn't alter your life.
And I forgot to say hello. Hello!
Aaron_Silver wrote:Keyser wrote:Gabby wrote:No, never kill anything Keys
I never have - every animal is beautiful in it's own way - no matter how small.
Apart from wasps, they have no purpose at all, what are they for?
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