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Yech. inb4 liberals tell you not to kill it. That thing can kill you, or at the least paralize you. Get some spray, or a good old book or magazine. Don't let it breed!herpderp9000
it will do neither of those things
at worst, it will bite you, cause the site of the bite to get swollen, and give you a mild fever.
trust me, as a guy who has been bitten numerous times in his life by black widows, they will not kill you...unless youre an infant or 80+ years old.
just get a book and smash it
kill it with FIRE! or kill it with your shoe... make sure you get it the first time as it may run off and go under your bed >:).
I would laugh if the spray blasts everything but misses the spider.Use a shotgun, dont take any chances.
soldine
I use a blow torch. When they are on fire they actually curl up like crumbling up a plastic bag. Once they are on fire theyre done real quick.
Upload the gps coordinates to Langley and have them hit the place with a smart bomb. The blast should get the spider. Most reasonable way of killing one, at least.
It's invading your private space! It's the same logic of a robber breaking in, kill it! :xMillenialFair99But make sure its in self defense. Otherwise its 75 children will press charges.
Once you've found a black widow, you can kill it easily with absolutely no threat to yourself. The problem is that you have only found ONE black widow. The one he found isn't an issue. He can kill that, no problem. The problem is that that black widow can from an egg sac containing HUNDREDS of eggs. If one of the spiders that hatched from that egg managed to reach adult size in the TC's home, then I guarantee that there are OTHER black widow spiders in his home that he HASN'T found yet. The question here is, where are those black widows hiding? In in shoes? In his bed sheets? Did a black widow start a home in the cables behind his computer? When he breaks out his best suit to go on a date, is there a black widow living inside his closet? The problem is NOT the black widow that he found and now wants to kill. At least he knows where that spider is. The problem is the spiders that ARE in his home, and that he HASN'T found yet. They are there, I guarantee it. If he found one, then there are others. So where are they? In his shoes? In his bed? In his hat? Beats me. But they have to be somewhere. And the black widow spider that he found is the LEAST of his worries.
MrGeezer
I'm scared :cry:
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Once you've found a black widow, you can kill it easily with absolutely no threat to yourself. The problem is that you have only found ONE black widow. The one he found isn't an issue. He can kill that, no problem. The problem is that that black widow can from an egg sac containing HUNDREDS of eggs. If one of the spiders that hatched from that egg managed to reach adult size in the TC's home, then I guarantee that there are OTHER black widow spiders in his home that he HASN'T found yet. The question here is, where are those black widows hiding? In in shoes? In his bed sheets? Did a black widow start a home in the cables behind his computer? When he breaks out his best suit to go on a date, is there a black widow living inside his closet? The problem is NOT the black widow that he found and now wants to kill. At least he knows where that spider is. The problem is the spiders that ARE in his home, and that he HASN'T found yet. They are there, I guarantee it. If he found one, then there are others. So where are they? In his shoes? In his bed? In his hat? Beats me. But they have to be somewhere. And the black widow spider that he found is the LEAST of his worries.
Chojuto
I'm scared :cry:
Reality tends to be.EDIT: Here's another example:
At least you don't get these things in your room like I do.
KH-mixerX
what teh heck is that?
i live in Palmdale, CA havent seen a bug like that in southern California.
we have "siessor butts" hobo spiders, the brown recluses ( tunnle spiders)
problem with that kind of spiders is that they are VERY messy when you smah it. plus normal bug spray wont hurt it at all. it will only shower it.
pick up spider spary and make sure it read that it kills black widows
Aren't Brown Recluses the deadliest spiders in North America? I'd rather have a black widow than one of those bastards. :cry:what teh heck is that?
i live in Palmdale, CA havent seen a bug like that in southern California.
we have "siessor butts" hobo spiders, the brown recluses ( tunnle spiders)
acsam12304
Aren't Brown Recluses the deadliest spiders in North America? I'd rather have a black widow than one of those bastards. :cry:[QUOTE="acsam12304"]
what teh heck is that?
i live in Palmdale, CA havent seen a bug like that in southern California.
we have "siessor butts" hobo spiders, the brown recluses ( tunnle spiders)
Theokhoth
yeah the Brown Recluses are very dangerous if they bite you you skin starts to fall off in the area where you got bit and it spreads. you have go to the hospital very quickly to get it treated if not you can die from it.
i heard tho black widows are dangerous but with people with weak immune systems most people with a strong immune system will just get sick very badly but thats what i heard from a few people.
but both the "hobo spider" and the Brown Reclues are one spyder you want stay away from and want to kill with out having it bite you.
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