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4/27/2014 4:54:25 AM
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Wolf Spiders or Centipedes?
Which is worse to find on your bed at 1 A.M.? Having just dealt with both, I can say that the Wolf Spider was much worse because it managed to touch my arm before I finally noticed it.
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#Offtopic
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1 ReplyDo crustaceans count?
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Centipedes are venomous...
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Probably whichever is the most dangerous. And by that I mean the most poisonous. Because I'd rather not have to go to a hospital ever.
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Wolf Spider [i]Turrets[/i]
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2 RepliesWhich is worse to find with your wife in bed at 1 A.M.? Having just dealt with both, I can say that the Wolf Spider was much worse because it managed to -blam!- my wife before I finally noticed it.
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4 RepliesScarabs.
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This is relevant.
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11 RepliesPraying Mantis
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2 RepliesEdited by DeclinedA01: 4/28/2014 1:31:35 AMCockroach. I don't even want to look for a picture of one.
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6 RepliesEdited by TechnoKat: 4/27/2014 5:19:52 AMIntroducing the Amblypygi, a little known, mainly harmless Arachnid. It's basically your worst nightmare if you're afraid of spiders. Why? Because it looks like a spider, acts like a spider, and has a grizzly set of spined front legs designed to make sure that if it grabs something, there's no escape. Edit: Better resolution image.
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Your mom's vagina
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Spiders just scuttle of
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Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope.
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Kill both with fire
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Definitely a camel spider if one of those was on my bed I would literally burn my house down and bury the remains underground no freakin way, the worst part that happens is if it bites you you can literally get eggs growing inside your body from one bite of theirs. If you don't believe me google it I didn't want to put a picture up because how nasty it is.
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Living in AZ, wolf spiders are just little pests, hornets however...
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Wolf spiders are harmless you pansy
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I'm done! I'm done opening the images and I'm done with this thread. Nope nope nope. I didn't need to have these things running they my head before I go to sleep.
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3 RepliesI was bit by a recluse once, so I would say that. Although centipedes are creepy.
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5 Replies[quote]Which is worse to find on your bed at 1 A.M.?[/quote] I would flip my shit.
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6 RepliesThere was this insect my mom described it was like a centipede but with a glowing tail or glowing body something like that
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4 RepliesDamn you people now im going to be paranoid tonight, then again its my fault for looking at the post, curiousiity got the best of me
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14 RepliesScorpions in my opinion are a million times worse.
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6 RepliesDefinitely Centipedes
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3 RepliesCentipede. Depending on the species a single bite can kill a man. Wolf Spiders, not so much. Besides. Imagine all the head-rearing, leg-coiling, crawling-across-your-entire-thigh-in-one-move-cause-it's-that-hellishly-long moments to be had with a 'pede.
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12 RepliesCentipedes have more legs and segments. I've brushed or picked spiders up off myself before. You know what a centipede does? You pick up one end, and it either speeds up, or hangs on. The worst thing about removing anything that has a long body structure is that it always, [i]always[/i] hangs on.
