Australia of course. :haha:

Naturally.

OMG, kill it... kill it with fire. :mg:
OK, breath breath you don't have to kill it look around furtively just keep it away from me, because I sure as hell will.

I'd shoot the pluddermucker with my gnu nug. Yes I would. Look at the target on his abdomen.

That's not a spider. It has 10 legs.

The palpus (or palps or pedipalps) can be very leg-like on a spider, but they're actually considered mouthparts, and are often used like arms to grab food, or for mating.

No. Those are clearly legs. Look at them.

;)

World's Prettiest Tarantula...That's second cousin to Most Pleasant Shark Bite.

Actually, those things are what they use to help scoop in your soul as they crawl across your face at night.

Saying that a spider has 10 legs is probably like saying that a man has a third leg after seeing him in a locker room.

Hey, leave me out of this. :haha:

I wonder if that makes me part spider....

Yes, Boris, yes it does. :p:

Read an article once about this is so common--parasites controlling host behavior for their reproductive purposes (sometimes passing through several host species in an ecosystem, as they xenomorph through different stages of their life cycle)--that if we knew how much this takes place we'd consider parasites the dominant life form.

Crabs don't really bother me as much as spiders.

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Until I reconsider that they're just gigantic armored spiders!!!