The Sydney Funnel Web: Unfair
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You mean that gigantic tank-beast that my friend keeps as a pet?Labyrinth said:
I knew they were freakish, but I haven't seen one fly before.
You wasted your time just for that? Look at how much discussion this thread has generated and I'm sure I'm not alone when I say it was a thoroughly entertaining article, if a bit long. If you've got nothing to contribute to the discussion other than your thoughts(which I might add, got rather repetitive) on whether or not that post was a blog or not, save it for another thread. Also, let the admins decide what's advertising and what isn't and then they can tell someone not to post it.hypothetical fact said:
As for the topic. I was always fascinated by spiders. Never heard of the Sydney Funnel Web until today and it's incredible that creatures so small can do so much damage. It just furthers my understanding that Australia is inhabited almost exclusively by things designed to kill you and I would like to visit at some point...
i'm always finding red backs, white tails and huntsmen, found a huntsmen bigger than my whole hand it was on my parents bedroom window so i stood on the other side and put my hand behind it, they're pretty harmless their bites hurt but nothing to cry about.
Only quoted so you would respond to this, i'm sat here wondering; why weren't the fearsome drop bears included in your first post?Ultrajoe said:
1) I have the quote notifier option turned off, whahaha (I get quoted enough to make it annoying)konkwastaken said:Only quoted so you would respond to this, i'm sat here wondering; why weren't the fearsome drop bears included in your first post?
2) The post was about the reptile park and the things I saw there (and trying to get people to attend), if anyone feels an animal has been unfairly left out then I encourage you to tell the world about it (be it from australia or not!)
Those things FOLLOW you. (not because their after you, but because they like standing in the shadow.)Nmil-ek said:Sun spider also known as the camel spider primaraly found in deserts.Stevedave00 said:I dislike you, What IS that??Nmil-ek said:Yeah thats a pretty creepy spider, yup.
Anyway Ill just leave this here for the braver of you and be on my way then shall I?
[http://img31.imageshack.us/i/camelspiderflytying.jpg/]
That would be a great time to become invisableBiek said:Those things FOLLOW you. (not because their after you, but because they like standing in the shadow.)Nmil-ek said:Sun spider also known as the camel spider primaraly found in deserts.Stevedave00 said:I dislike you, What IS that??Nmil-ek said:Yeah thats a pretty creepy spider, yup.
Anyway Ill just leave this here for the braver of you and be on my way then shall I?
[http://img31.imageshack.us/i/camelspiderflytying.jpg/]
they dont so bad, they're just beetles, it's not like it can kill you, or poison you right?Lord Krunk said:
I think most cockroaches in Asia take that form too. And yes, they can fly. They don't usually do, but they will pick the worst time possible for you when they do.
Ah, the legendary drop bear. Nah, they aren't worth the first page on this thread because they're just about as dangerous (and rare) as a jackalope. So no problem there.
Ah, the legendary drop bear. Nah, they aren't worth the first page on this thread because they're just about as dangerous (and rare) as a jackalope. So no problem there.
Tigers: endangered.
Lions: endangered.
Sharks: threatened.
Rhinos: endangered.
Spiders: FUCKING WINNING.
Lions: endangered.
Sharks: threatened.
Rhinos: endangered.
Spiders: FUCKING WINNING.
The SFW of NSW: NSFW.Ultrajoe said: