operation huntsman
Oct 12th 2005, 10:04 am
#46
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Re: operation huntsman
Just seen this thread ROFL 
We've only had a dead one outside our front door...not looking forward to a live one indoors :scared: I'm well prepared with spray and bat
Sue x
We've only had a dead one outside our front door...not looking forward to a live one indoors :scared: I'm well prepared with spray and bat Sue x
Oct 12th 2005, 10:06 am
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Re: operation huntsman
I had better not let the wife see this thread, I suspect the move to oz will be called off!! :scared:
Oct 12th 2005, 10:54 am
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Re: operation huntsman
Ahh
you soon get used to it - you get more hardy!
I remember about 6 years ago my first job was to treat the wood under a house :scared:
I crawled under the floorboards with a torch on my head - it was like the temple of doom!!
Painted over most of the redbacks - you could feel the huntsmen run over your jeans.
It was in WA so no funnelwebs - would never gone down with them about!! :scared:
There was a goanna though - cute thing about 3 foot long
you soon get used to it - you get more hardy!
I remember about 6 years ago my first job was to treat the wood under a house :scared:
I crawled under the floorboards with a torch on my head - it was like the temple of doom!!
Painted over most of the redbacks - you could feel the huntsmen run over your jeans.
It was in WA so no funnelwebs - would never gone down with them about!! :scared:
There was a goanna though - cute thing about 3 foot long
Oct 12th 2005, 11:34 am
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Widdi
Painted over most of the redbacks - you could feel the huntsmen run over your jeans.
:scared: [no words needed]
Originally Posted by Widdi
There was a goanna though - cute thing about 3 foot long
:scared: Presume with that job .....you are now an acoholic?
Oct 12th 2005, 12:03 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Widdi
Ahh
you soon get used to it - you get more hardy!
I remember about 6 years ago my first job was to treat the wood under a house :scared:
I crawled under the floorboards with a torch on my head - it was like the temple of doom!!
Painted over most of the redbacks - you could feel the huntsmen run over your jeans.
It was in WA so no funnelwebs - would never gone down with them about!! :scared:
There was a goanna though - cute thing about 3 foot long
you soon get used to it - you get more hardy!
I remember about 6 years ago my first job was to treat the wood under a house :scared:
I crawled under the floorboards with a torch on my head - it was like the temple of doom!!
Painted over most of the redbacks - you could feel the huntsmen run over your jeans.
It was in WA so no funnelwebs - would never gone down with them about!! :scared:
There was a goanna though - cute thing about 3 foot long
Oct 12th 2005, 12:06 pm
#51
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Rooksie
are you mental?
Cheers
Ginny
Oct 12th 2005, 12:11 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Stitch
I'd agree!!! Hey but when we get to Oz and need our floors treated I know who to call!.
Cheers
Ginny
Cheers
Ginny
Ghostbusters!!
yes, well, anyway ....
Oct 12th 2005, 12:14 pm
#53
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Rooksie
Who you gonna call!?!?!
Ghostbusters!!
yes, well, anyway ....
Ghostbusters!!
yes, well, anyway ....
Cheers
Ginny
Oct 12th 2005, 12:22 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
Ha ha - try not to worry
In uk you may see every spider as a scary little thing.
In oz - you see the scary ones and lots of "normal ones" which, after a while, you see as friends.
this is a cute little spider - a spiky christmas spider!
they hang around in the vinyards
If you live in the subtropics - you may get caught in the webs of these, sometimes they span complete roads!! (about life size)
FUNNELWEBS NOW _ I HATE THESE WITH A PASSION! I`m sure one killed our dog!
the whitetail can make your arm fall off! You have 5 minutes for the anti-venom before your flesh falls off the bone!
In uk you may see every spider as a scary little thing.
In oz - you see the scary ones and lots of "normal ones" which, after a while, you see as friends.
this is a cute little spider - a spiky christmas spider!
they hang around in the vinyards
If you live in the subtropics - you may get caught in the webs of these, sometimes they span complete roads!! (about life size)
FUNNELWEBS NOW _ I HATE THESE WITH A PASSION! I`m sure one killed our dog!
the whitetail can make your arm fall off! You have 5 minutes for the anti-venom before your flesh falls off the bone!
Last edited by Widdi; Oct 12th 2005 at 12:30 pm.
Oct 12th 2005, 12:25 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Widdi
Ha ha - try not to worry
In uk you may see every spider as a scary little thing.
In oz - you see the scary ones and lots of "normal ones" which, after a while, you see as friends.
this is a cute little spider - a spiky christmas spider!
they hang around in the vinyards
If you live in the subtropics - you may get caught in the webs of these, sometimes they span complete roads!! (about life size)
In uk you may see every spider as a scary little thing.
In oz - you see the scary ones and lots of "normal ones" which, after a while, you see as friends.
this is a cute little spider - a spiky christmas spider!
they hang around in the vinyards
If you live in the subtropics - you may get caught in the webs of these, sometimes they span complete roads!! (about life size)
Oct 12th 2005, 12:25 pm
#56
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Re: operation huntsman
Where's the ghostbusters! I'm lying on the floor right now!!!!!!!! :scared: :scared:
:scared:
Oct 12th 2005, 12:28 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
It's the legs, it's the legs.....they're so long....you just know they're gonna chase ya
Can't you pull the legs off ........and then send us a picture
Can't you pull the legs off ........and then send us a picture
Oct 12th 2005, 12:30 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
Originally Posted by Widdi
Ha ha - try not to worry
In uk you may see every spider as a scary little thing.
In oz - you see the scary ones and lots of "normal ones" which, after a while, you see as friends.
this is a cute little spider - a spiky christmas spider!
they hang around in the vinyards
If you live in the subtropics - you may get caught in the webs of these, sometimes they span complete roads!! (about life size)
In uk you may see every spider as a scary little thing.
In oz - you see the scary ones and lots of "normal ones" which, after a while, you see as friends.
this is a cute little spider - a spiky christmas spider!
they hang around in the vinyards
If you live in the subtropics - you may get caught in the webs of these, sometimes they span complete roads!! (about life size)
See that's why i only buy the bottles from shops already for me, and not visit the grape growers!!!!!!!!! knew there was a reason why
Oct 12th 2005, 12:33 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
then i scrolled back up the page and saw the last two photo's :scared: :scared: :scared:
*crying hysterically now*
and not with laughter
*crying hysterically now*
and not with laughter
Oct 12th 2005, 12:34 pm
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Re: operation huntsman
This is FUN
Right this is the best! - A huntsman taken by a local farmworker - it was in the canteen of the farm!
Thanks ROB Scroll Down
Right this is the best! - A huntsman taken by a local farmworker - it was in the canteen of the farm!
Thanks ROB
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