Spider Rifle!!

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It is, a DIY project, you know :)

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I guess you could stick a reed across the pipework for some kind of musical contraption... ;)

My problem with this is simple; if you hate spiders enough to build something like this then you'll have real issues unscrewing the trap and letting the critters go...

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GaryG wrote:My problem with this is simple; if you hate spiders enough to build something like this then you'll have real issues unscrewing the trap and letting the critters go...
:hihi:

Spiders are awesome by the way.

Cheers
Dennis

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GaryG wrote:My problem with this is simple; if you hate spiders enough to build something like this then you'll have real issues unscrewing the trap and letting the critters go...
INdeed! :hihi:

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Bronto Scorpio wrote:
Spiders are awesome by the way.

Cheers
Dennis
Yup! I'm a lover of all kinds of creatures. Cats and birds, being my favorites.

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Haha this is neat. How powerful is it?

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Not that powerful I would have thought, only a can of compressed air after all.

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GaryG wrote:I guess you could stick a reed across the pipework for some kind of musical contraption... ;)

My problem with this is simple; if you hate spiders enough to build something like this then you'll have real issues unscrewing the trap and letting the critters go...
:-/

I can't even suck spiders up with a vacuum cleaner.

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What is it with people and spiders?

I can understand it say in Australia, where they have ones with a bite that can give you a really bad time, but in the UK, where we only have wussy spiders?

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I've seriously thought about this issue a lot; I'm fine with most spiders to a point (even quite large garden spiders that spin webs between your roses) but once we get into chunky house spider territory I lose all rational perspective. Why? I'm fine with beetles, bees, wasps, even rats. Must go beyond any kind of logic, some deep psychological trauma as a kid. Or learnt behaviour...

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GaryG wrote:I've seriously thought about this issue a lot; I'm fine with most spiders to a point (even quite large garden spiders that spin webs between your roses) but once we get into chunky house spider territory I lose all rational perspective. Why? I'm fine with beetles, bees, wasps, even rats. Must go beyond any kind of logic, some deep psychological trauma as a kid. Or learnt behaviour...
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GaryG wrote:I've seriously thought about this issue a lot; I'm fine with most spiders to a point (even quite large garden spiders that spin webs between your roses) but once we get into chunky house spider territory I lose all rational perspective. Why? I'm fine with beetles, bees, wasps, even rats. Must go beyond any kind of logic, some deep psychological trauma as a kid. Or learnt behaviour...
I've wondered too. My phobia is apparently worse than yours... I'm not ok with any spiders, though at least if they're outside I can run away. :hihi: Thing is, I also find them fascinating, so it's not like some kind of spider racism. I also know that most of the ones I see are completely harmless to me, but knowing doesn't help. Yeah, I'm fine with pretty much all the other creepy-crawlies too. Snakes, lizards, bugs, whatever.

There's one type of spider in particular that seems to be everywhere up here - in fact, I had one on my coffee cup this morning. I've looked it up, and I know it's completely harmless, and the biggest one I've seen was probably not even dime-sized, but man do they freak me out. Like you say, complete loss of rational perspective. Just talking about 'em makes my guts clench up. :nutter:
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