Hearing a 300lb man make a new door through a wall in one go, is just as interesting.hearing a spider land on your pillow at night is sort of interesting.
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Hearing a 300lb man make a new door through a wall in one go, is just as interesting.hearing a spider land on your pillow at night is sort of interesting.
If you don't like spiders, think you moved the wrong direction. You're down there in bugsville, USA.Hearing a 300lb man make a new door through a wall in one go, is just as interesting.
If you don't like spiders, think you moved the wrong direction. You're down there in bugsville, USA.
You like those spiky crab shaped black with white spots spiders that live every 25ft in the woods? Cute little critters.
those fucking things down south that weave webs between trees....nothing like getting “gift wrapped” during a night movement and wondering which side of the web the fucker is on...the inside or outside.Oh I'm familiar. I'm gonna fix it so them and writing spiders aint got a pair of trees close enough to weaver betwixt.
I get this feeling every time I drive through my pines:
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No it’s not. I got moves that I evidently hold in reserves for just such an occasion. That’s a sound that can wake me from a dead sleep. And there’s no wake up and jump, it’s all one fluid thing.brown recluse!
i lived in an area of wales that was "historically protected" or something, meaning you could not have screens on your windows or doors.
this meant living among all sorts of crawling and flying critters, some you could ignore, and some that were harder to ignore.
hearing a spider land on your pillow at night is sort of interesting.
nice!No it’s not. I got moves that I evidently hold in reserves for just such an occasion. That’s a sound that can wake me from a dead sleep. And there’s no wake up and jump, it’s all one fluid thing.
The worst, by far, is to be in Africa with a mosquito net with holes in it. Everything knows where the holes are. Do not sleep with your head under the hole.
If you live in Louisiana, how is it that the damn spider isnt in a pot on the burner yet????![]()
All I needed was two more for a meal. But the spider hunting was over for the day.
When I was a Scout Leader, we went to Tennessee for Summer camp one year. We got there and started putting our gear in our tents. One boy hollered out “There’s a spider in my tent!” I went to look at it...a black widow. I killed it and went back to setting up camp. Another boy hollered out he has a spider too. A black widow. I told everyone to get out of their tents now. I did a tent check and found black widows in 7 of 12 tents. I did not sleep well that night.![]()
That dude in charge of tent storage...fire his ass.
SPIDER LIVES MATTER DAMNIT!Ran a Precision Tune shop about thirty years ago . One day pullin out a manual this big mother fucker jumps out at my effin hand . So I did what any rational adult male would do . Grabbed a lighter and a can of carb cleaner and set the under side of that bench on FIYAAAA MOTHA HM HM . Didn't see him again . For those of you judging me , in my defense I did not have access to a Willie Pete grenade .
Yeah well, I’m not harmless to it.
That dude in charge of tent storage...fire his ass.
They are somewhat like these. Canvas. Hot as heck during summers in Texas.Summer camp tents are set up about a month in advance of summer camp. They’re all the same canvas tents on wood platforms. So the spiders had plenty of time to move in and make themselves at home.![]()
They are somewhat like these. Canvas. Hot as heck during summers in Texas.
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