dr.greenthumb85
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the only solice i can provide is that 8 out of 10 recluse bites are "dry" bites, but that still wouldn't make me feel any better.
here's another fucker. you dont spray for recluse spiders, as the spray doesn't kill the spiders, and they can ingest the insects that died from the insecticide. spraying can actually create a food rich environment, causing mating and MORE FUCKING SPIDERS. I can't see how people live with brown recluses. i would never live anywhere where those things are normal.Well, if that's definitely the case and these recluse spiders have such toxic shit for venom, I'd probably be worried. If moving out is not on the cards, I'd be asking the owner to spray.
Your landlord should be responsible for spraying, shouldn't he?
And if he doesn't spray after you've asked, wouldn't he be liable for any medicals?
well, that is a nice thing to hear... thanks for the positivity!the only solice i can provide is that 8 out of 10 recluse bites are "dry" bites, but that still wouldn't make me feel any better.
thats a picture of britney spears vagina, isn't it?
good luck with everything... i would sleep in a hotel room now knowing the consequences of keeping those spiders around.
spiders...omg man get a fucking GUN
haha, great stuffHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! these both made soda come out my nose!! +rep to both for making me bust a gut.
protein, yum. ever hear someone say, there's a bug in my food, then someone else says, shush everyone will want one. my dad used to say that when I was little. lolI would assume that spiders have nutritional value though
ALL spiders are venomous. Its just a matter of how potent their venom is.Considering I freak out when I see a spider in my house (none are venomous up here) that thing just scares the shit out of me.