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Spiders seem to have lost their invitation =(
Like the other comment: unspoilered apider is bad. I agree that spiders are nice "self sustaining pets" (and i think they cute) but please dont scare people because someone olse rubbed you the wrong way. Fear is sadly an AOE attack
It's a thread about bugs, calm down.
Replying with an unspoilered image of a spider to what is quite possibly an arachnophobic declining spiders seems like a bit of a dick move
Bit of an over reaction given the whole thread is about bug you like in your house. Calm down please.
I think you're reading way too much into a parrot reaction gif.
(They kill mosquitoes)
Ill do inside, they can do outside real good to keep them out. Teamwork.
The superior wuewuewuewue
Spiders are welcome to the basement. Currently I've got one posted in pretty much every corner down there. Those guys are chill.
I'm also okay with out of the way corner spiders up near ceilings, but only if they aren't too big.
Maybe because it was for the stricter definition of bugs?
One of the dictionary definitions for "bug" is:
How could you be opposed to this little guy?
Yes, but definitions are ordered by their frequency, and the one I saw listed that usage as third. Technically...
And I love spiders. They're the cats of the bug world.
True, still listed in official definition.
I thought it was baby headcrab