Some thing for nothing
#1
Some thing for nothing
We bought a computer table from Salvos yesterday and was suprised to get a free gift!
We were putting said table into car and as hubby turned it side ways i noticed a great big (well probably not that big) red back spider complete with 3 egg sacks!!!!
And who said you can't get some thing for nothing these days.lol
We were putting said table into car and as hubby turned it side ways i noticed a great big (well probably not that big) red back spider complete with 3 egg sacks!!!!
And who said you can't get some thing for nothing these days.lol
#2
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Re: Some thing for nothing
We bought a computer table from Salvos yesterday and was suprised to get a free gift!
We were putting said table into car and as hubby turned it side ways i noticed a great big (well probably not that big) red back spider complete with 3 egg sacks!!!!
And who said you can't get some thing for nothing these days.lol
We were putting said table into car and as hubby turned it side ways i noticed a great big (well probably not that big) red back spider complete with 3 egg sacks!!!!
And who said you can't get some thing for nothing these days.lol
Lovellllly! What did you do?
#3
Re: Some thing for nothing
Hubby used the nozel of a pertol can and removed the spider and egg sacks. i went in to salvos and asked the lady (who we always have a natter to) if she was trying to get rid of us. she gave me a can of Mortien and a dust pan and brush.lol
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Re: Some thing for nothing
Great stuff! I have just read this post to my husband and asked him what he would have done in that position, he said he would of run off!!!
What a pussy!! So I told him he might as well stay in England because he is of no use to me if he can't remove a spider! Tut Tut!
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Great stuff! I have just read this post to my husband and asked him what he would have done in that position, he said he would of run off!!!
What a pussy!! So I told him he might as well stay in England because he is of no use to me if he can't remove a spider! Tut Tut!
What a pussy!! So I told him he might as well stay in England because he is of no use to me if he can't remove a spider! Tut Tut!
As for spiders John kills first and asks questions later. I went to wash up the other day and there was a white tip in the sink, usualy i'd get John to put it outside but it just got a kettle of boiling water instead.
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Re: Some thing for nothing
It's weird though, in England we never squashed anything, John (hubby) would pick up spiders and put them outside, but since we've been here we are like terminators. there are 3 types of ant, small, usual size and large - about an inch- that all bite. I swear they walk round in hob nail boots.
As for spiders John kills first and asks questions later. I went to wash up the other day and there was a white tip in the sink, usualy i'd get John to put it outside but it just got a kettle of boiling water instead.
As for spiders John kills first and asks questions later. I went to wash up the other day and there was a white tip in the sink, usualy i'd get John to put it outside but it just got a kettle of boiling water instead.
At terminators, too funny, we could do with you in our house! I have been known to sleep in the spare room because of a spider in our bedroom. (Husband some times works away, hence no one to remove it) Pathetic I know! But I think by moving to OZ where there are deadly/HUGE spiders I might overcome my fears, either that or win a gold medal for the 100 metres!!
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At terminators, too funny, we could do with you in our house! I have been known to sleep in the spare room because of a spider in our bedroom. (Husband some times works away, hence no one to remove it) Pathetic I know! But I think by moving to OZ where there are deadly/HUGE spiders I might overcome my fears, either that or win a gold medal for the 100 metres!!
Needless to say we never took the house - reason! To many bl**dy ants.
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Re: Some thing for nothing
At terminators, too funny, we could do with you in our house! I have been known to sleep in the spare room because of a spider in our bedroom. (Husband some times works away, hence no one to remove it) Pathetic I know! But I think by moving to OZ where there are deadly/HUGE spiders I might overcome my fears, either that or win a gold medal for the 100 metres!!
THEN, I went to live in Hong Kong, they had cockroaches. Not your usual small ones, but big buggers who could fly! We lived on the 4th floor and used to get them flying onto the balcony.
We hadn't been there long and I got one in the living room, I phoned Steve at work and told him (through my hysteria) that that was it, he could live in that stinking country if he wanted but I was off back to uk where the beasties were of a manageable size. I did calm down though, had a can of Baygon in every room and stayed another 3 years.
After that spiders are ok, I wouldn't say I don't mind them, but they don't bother me as much - at least they don't fly at you.
Baygon/Mortein is my friend - I keep it everywhere
Shirley
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Re: Some thing for nothing
a few weeks ago my husband had a huntsman spider, about the size of his hand, crawl across his face when he was driving. He crashed into the car in front and luckily nobody was hurt. Gave him the fright of his life