Well, we do regularly call teh thing we piss on the most our "throne."Christopher Roberts said:I got chased by a homeless guy who claimed a set of abandoned railroad tracks as "his castle".
Valid point.likalaruku said:Well, we do regularly call teh thing we piss on the most our "throne."Christopher Roberts said:I got chased by a homeless guy who claimed a set of abandoned railroad tracks as "his castle".
What frightening is that someone in a position of responsibility would handle a gun so negligently, hell even unloaded that shit don't fly, you don't point guns at people, ever...except if you actually have to shoot them.MasterOfWorlds said:I was at a shooting range with a friend of mine and the person in charge was this little ol' lady. She was carrying what looked like maybe a .38 Special or something along those lines and said, as she pulled it out, "Don't you be fuckin' around, or I'll put a bullet in ya." and she pointed it at me and my friend. Then she added, "We're out in the backwoods. It's easier to dig a hole than it is to fill out paperwork."
It's not the gun bit that bothered me. It's the fact she she said it with one of the most serious expressions I've ever seen. I could also tell that the gun was loaded, which didn't help much. XD
Holy shit.....Fudd said:I woke up to go to the washroom in the middle of the night and one of these ran over my foot.
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e188/Alipes/centipede%20website/scolopendra/subspinipes/dehaani-02.jpg
*shudders*
'looks at pictures'AjimboB said:
Any questions?
It was dark and I had a flashlight. Without knowing what it was I sort of instinctively kicked as soon as I felt it before bringing the flashlight to bear. I think the abrupt shift from dark to light must have stunned the monster because it froze about six feet away. These things move faster than we can and I wasn't wearing shoes. The bite won't kill you but as it is one of the more painful things you can experience it's probably more out of spite than mercy. I didn't want it to escape and I didn't want to take the light off it so I just stood there until one of my dorm-mates walked by. We traded places. I grabbed a sandal. The beast was no more.Sn1P3r M98 said:Holy shit.....Fudd said:I woke up to go to the washroom in the middle of the night and one of these ran over my foot.
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e188/Alipes/centipede%20website/scolopendra/subspinipes/dehaani-02.jpg
*shudders*
What did you do?!
Actually, I think (although I'm not completely sure) the bite is actually what happens when a different species of spider bites you, but because of the way camel spiders look people have said its the work of them instead.AjimboB said:
Any questions?
vic_elor said:well thank you lol...idk if he was terrified tho...i dont really speak wookie...still shit was awsome...every year we look for him is were there...Gudrests said:That is by far my favorite story now. Only one family sees a terrofied chewbaca running down a hallway. lolFinalGamer said:I know the feeling...me my dad and my sister (about 10 years ago) were all running for the Star Wars ride in disney world, Epcot...when out of the black ness that was ahead of us was Chewbackka running at full speed screeming towards us knocking my sister to the side and running past me and my dad only to knock shoulders with my dad.....all I could think was "for how many people was that the last face they ever saw? <--- see what i did there with that last line...but yeah...true story..and there were a few stormtroopers walking around too that we asked what was up and they didnt see a thing...it was a 1 way hallway...how do you miss chewbackka??
Haven't read the entire thread, so I don't know if this has been answered...-Ulven- said:I think you and I (from Norway) got some spiders that carries their young in sacks attached to their bottoms. They are bright white. Don't squish them, but find another creative way of getting rid of them, most preferably letting it out. Also, they can drop that sack anytime they want.Monkfish Acc. said:Ah. Well, I don't think they have wolf spiders in Ireland. So it was probably the babies eating the mother thing.HT_Black said:Wait, did I say "Pregnant"? Sorry, I meant "nursing" (as it were). You see, Wolf Spider mothers carry their babies on their backs-- they are, to the best of my knowledge, unique among spiders in this. My bad, I was thinking of something completely different when I wrote that.
This shit is why I am glad I do not live in America or Australia or something.