That is a Golden Orb Weaver. Eating a bird.
You know what, Australia? You've got a beautiful place down there...but you can keep it.
Australia, Australia, Australia, we love you.
Australia, Australia, Australia, we love you.
Except that you have stuff like this.
That is a Golden Orb Weaver. Eating a bird.
You know what, Australia? You've got a beautiful place down there...but you can keep it.
That is a Golden Orb Weaver. Eating a bird.
You know what, Australia? You've got a beautiful place down there...but you can keep it.
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disorderlyvision
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lol...i have always wanted to go to Australia but figured i would die by way of venomous cattle or something...seriously you guys have got some crazy shit over there.
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopi ... 22&t=37279 My b/s/t thread
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HOLY CRAP I WANNA COOK IT AND EAT IT
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Haha...Here in Australia, the spiders are so big they have health bars!
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Daniel Primed
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Hmmm...I have never seen any insect larger than a household spider down here, so that picture is pretty creepy.
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The Apprentice
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Where I live the largest spiders we get are banana spiders, which are yellow and black like that, but are only about 4 or 5 inches across counting the legs.
That picture is pretty dang scary.
That picture is pretty dang scary.
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I walked into the web of one of those in my sisters back yard once,it's web wrapped around my head like a net. Scared the hell outta me.Only it was a little smaller than that guy, but not much.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.
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I hate bugs, arachnids and any thing that has its skeleton on the outside.
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Saw it on Digg.
Insects can be quite frightening.
Insects can be quite frightening.
If each mistake being made is a new one, then progress is being made.
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LOL those spiders are the least of your worries down here!!
You gotta watch out for the bogans! (bogans are australia's version of a hillbilly/redneck)
Nah but australia doesn't have that many dangerous things, i mean no more than america... you guys got killer bees!
that shit is CRAZY.
but australia is shit if your a gamer, huray for every game no matter whether its shit or awesome costing between 80-110 dollars!!!
the other day i went and looked at metroid prime 3 for wii, and its STILL $99.95
You gotta watch out for the bogans! (bogans are australia's version of a hillbilly/redneck)
Nah but australia doesn't have that many dangerous things, i mean no more than america... you guys got killer bees!
that shit is CRAZY.
but australia is shit if your a gamer, huray for every game no matter whether its shit or awesome costing between 80-110 dollars!!!
the other day i went and looked at metroid prime 3 for wii, and its STILL $99.95
Mozgus wrote:The problem with that advice is that the "quit it" portion of the process becomes much more complicated after the "hit it" maneuver has been completed. Much easier to "quit it" before all else.aaron wrote:hit it and quit it. i am certain mozgus is correct.