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Well, not exactly killer, they are said to rarely attack humans, but still. That's just perfect, add big pythons to my general fear of bees. More reason to stay in doors.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,355104,00.html

More reason to stay in doors.

+1

I hope our great gator wins the fight. I can't stand snakes at all and the crazy people that let them go should be locked away.

Babyblue wrote:I hope our great gator wins the fight. I can't stand snakes at all and the crazy people that let them go should be locked away.

Absolutely it will.....

Just sick them huge ass cockroaches you have down there on the pythons- jobs done!

I remember when I was stationed in Pensacola whilst in the Navy. Id have to stand guard duty at the main gate some nights, man.. the size of the cockroaches you see crawl out of the bushes at about 2 am in the morning !

Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:Just sick them huge ass cockroaches you have down there on the pythons- jobs done!

I remember when I was stationed in Pensacola whilst in the Navy. Id have to stand guard duty at the main gate some nights, man.. the size of the cockroaches you see crawl out of the bushes at about 2 am in the morning !

sizes of puppies man.....

UGH!

Pelata wrote:

More reason to stay in doors.

+1

Add my fear of flesh eating butterflies and you've got a triumverant.

Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:Just sick them huge ass cockroaches you have down there on the pythons- jobs done!

I remember when I was stationed in Pensacola whilst in the Navy. Id have to stand guard duty at the main gate some nights, man.. the size of the cockroaches you see crawl out of the bushes at about 2 am in the morning !

We prefer to call them Palmetto Bugs. Sounds nicer

StevePerryHair wrote:We prefer to call them Palmetto Bugs. Sounds nicer

THAT'S a palmetto bug?!?!?!?!
Living in SC and GA I used to hear talk of them all the time but never actually saw one.
Kinda glad I missed out on that! Blech!

Rhiannon wrote:

StevePerryHair wrote:We prefer to call them Palmetto Bugs. Sounds nicer

THAT'S a palmetto bug?!?!?!?!
Living in SC and GA I used to hear talk of them all the time but never actually saw one.
Kinda glad I missed out on that! Blech!

Live in Arizona for awhile. Those fucking things become your tenants, esp. in summer.
Never ever been so scared and grossed out in my life.

The mosquitos here in FL are huge too, sound like small aircraft. Spiders the size of Volkswagons too.

I hate bugs. Live in the mountains a while, especially every seventh summer when the locusts invade. Ick.

I realized yesterday standing in the garage of my new house that the teeenie tiny spider hanging in front of me was the first spider I'd seen since I've moved to Illinois... much better than the clydesdale and wolf spiders that lived with me in Va.

Melissa wrote:The mosquitos here in FL are huge too, sound like small aircraft. Spiders the size of Volkswagons too.

Mosquitos here in Texas wear Adidas sweatsuits with Nike Air Jordans.

Rhiannon wrote:

StevePerryHair wrote:We prefer to call them Palmetto Bugs. Sounds nicer

THAT'S a palmetto bug?!?!?!?!
Living in SC and GA I used to hear talk of them all the time but never actually saw one.
Kinda glad I missed out on that! Blech!

No, Palmetto bugs are bigger and uglier than that thing

KenTheDude wrote:

Melissa wrote:The mosquitos here in FL are huge too, sound like small aircraft. Spiders the size of Volkswagons too.

Mosquitos here in Texas wear Adidas sweatsuits with Nike Air Jordans.

KenTheDude wrote:

Melissa wrote:The mosquitos here in FL are huge too, sound like small aircraft. Spiders the size of Volkswagons too.

Mosquitos here in Texas wear Adidas sweatsuits with Nike Air Jordans.

Yep! I lived there in the 80's, lol.

StevePerryHair wrote:No, Palmetto bugs are bigger and uglier than that thing

C*ckbleepers!!

Rhiannon wrote:

StevePerryHair wrote:No, Palmetto bugs are bigger and uglier than that thing

C*ckbleepers!!

Rhiannon wrote:I hate bugs. Live in the mountains a while, especially every seventh summer when the locusts invade. Ick.

I realized yesterday standing in the garage of my new house that the teeenie tiny spider hanging in front of me was the first spider I'd seen since I've moved to Illinois... much better than the clydesdale and wolf spiders that lived with me in Va.

Ugh! We had a HUGE brown spider here at work not too long ago, I mean the diameter of a salad plate, hanging out in the waiting room, lol. Luckily no one was out there, one of my co-workers caught it in a ziploc bag of all things & was going to take it to this reptile place right down the road that has snakes & spiders, etc. Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

Melissa wrote:Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

OMFG... exploding spiders?

Melissa wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:I hate bugs. Live in the mountains a while, especially every seventh summer when the locusts invade. Ick.

I realized yesterday standing in the garage of my new house that the teeenie tiny spider hanging in front of me was the first spider I'd seen since I've moved to Illinois... much better than the clydesdale and wolf spiders that lived with me in Va.

Ugh! We had a HUGE brown spider here at work not too long ago, I mean the diameter of a salad plate, hanging out in the waiting room, lol. Luckily no one was out there, one of my co-workers caught it in a ziploc bag of all things & was going to take it to this reptile place right down the road that has snakes & spiders, etc. Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

EEEWWWWW! I remember years ago, in our first house I went into the garage and there was a spider the size of a bread plate on the wall. I thought it was a joke my husband was playing until I saw it moved. I believe I screamed and said I am leaving Florida. 18 years later, here I am, still

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

OMFG... exploding spiders?

Yeah it was pretty gross, it even made a huge "pop" noise, lol. I guess being sealed off from oxygen in the bag did something weird to it!

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

OMFG... exploding spiders?

Not to be confused with a BLOWN UP spider...

Melissa wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

OMFG... exploding spiders?

Yeah it was pretty gross, it even made a huge "pop" noise, lol. I guess being sealed off from oxygen in the bag did something weird to it!

Was it filled with strawberry jam, Melface?

WANT.

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

OMFG... exploding spiders?

Yeah it was pretty gross, it even made a huge "pop" noise, lol. I guess being sealed off from oxygen in the bag did something weird to it!

Was it filled with strawberry jam, Melface?

Nope, vanilla pudding

Melissa wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:

Rhiannon wrote:

Melissa wrote:Well before she could get it there, it exploded in the bag . Pretty gross, lol.

OMFG... exploding spiders?

Yeah it was pretty gross, it even made a huge "pop" noise, lol. I guess being sealed off from oxygen in the bag did something weird to it!

Was it filled with strawberry jam, Melface?

Nope, vanilla pudding

Wow. Vanilla pudding is nasty anyway.

Melissa wrote:The mosquitos here in FL are huge too, sound like small aircraft. Spiders the size of Volkswagons too.

Rick wrote:

Melissa wrote:The mosquitos here in FL are huge too, sound like small aircraft. Spiders the size of Volkswagons too.

Yep! I swear some of the flying bugs here will make even macho men scream like little girls, I've seen it happen!