Originally posted by PhlabibitMy mother was bitten on the shoulder by a brown recluse. It took her months to fully recover.
http://www.calpoison.org/public/spiders.html
Brown Recluse. Not too excited. I enjoy sharing my basement with spiders, but this is not one who is welcome.
I'll get photos.
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Originally posted by darvlayThis conversation would be going a LOT different if I hadn't already got xim/xer.
Get 'em, Phil!
Of 9 pictures, here are the best 2 so far. More often I can get good pictures by letting the spider go someplace, but you'll need to forgive me for treating this subject different.
I have not killed a spider in perhaps 30 years or so. Now what do I do?
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http://www.rhp15.com/pictures/BrownRecluse8.jpg
http://www.rhp15.com/pictures/BrownRecluse9.jpg
Originally posted by PhlabibitI think my mom has a cup like that. Not an incredibly sturdy cup. Too bottom heavy. I'm scared of breaking it while I unload the dishwasher. She has an unhealthy relationship with he cups...
This conversation would be going a LOT different if I hadn't already got xim/xer.
Of 9 pictures, here are the best 2 so far. More often I can get good pictures by letting the spider go someplace, but you'll need to forgive me for treating this subject different.
I have not killed a spider in perhaps 30 years or so. Now what do I do?
P-
http://www.rhp15.com/pictures/BrownRecluse8.jpg
http://www.rhp15.com/pictures/BrownRecluse9.jpg
Interesting looking spider. More spindly then I would've imagined. Hm.
Originally posted by PhlabibitExterminate it! It's all about shotguns and industrial strength chemicals. When you get done spraying enough bug killer there should be a hole in the ozone above your place.
http://www.calpoison.org/public/spiders.html
Brown Recluse. Not too excited. I enjoy sharing my basement with spiders, but this is not one who is welcome.
I'll get photos.
P-
Originally posted by GalaxyShieldNot sturdy at all. My wife didn't like where I placed them down on the lower shelf of the upper rack, she wanted them on the outside upper rack.
I think my mom has a cup like that. Not an incredibly sturdy cup. Too bottom heavy. I'm scared of breaking it while I unload the dishwasher. She has an unhealthy relationship with he cups...
Interesting looking spider. More spindly then I would've imagined. Hm.
"Why?" I said...
She demonstrated what happens when you open and close the rack, and 2 fell over from her jamming the rack in and out fast.
They broke and I said, "I'm a believer! Top shelf."
She was NOT HAPPY and NOT AMUSED.
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Originally posted by PhlabibitLol. That makes sense. I'm not sure why the glass is so thin starting in the middle and gets thinner towards the top. We used to have two, but one just kind of fell apart when it clinked against another glass. I think that's how it went down, anyway. It's hard to keep track. My mom keeps buying glasses from Goodwill and they break.
Not sturdy at all. My wife didn't like where I placed them down on the lower shelf of the upper rack, she wanted them on the outside upper rack.
"Why?" I said...
She demonstrated what happens when you open and close the rack, and 2 fell over from her jamming the rack in and out fast.
They broke and I said, "I'm a believer! Top shelf."
She was NOT HAPPY and NOT AMUSED.
P-
The circle of life, I guess. Although I wish I wouldn't have to keep explaining it. Unpleasant things often follow.
