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Originally posted by sarahlm
reply to post by pheonix358
Oh my god, nope.
Originally posted by sarahlm
reply to post by pheonix358
I' am a complete wimp when it comes to spiders. And where I live in the UK, we don't get that many big one's thankfully
Originally posted by daryllyn
I have a huge phobia of spiders. I was so proud of myself one day, because, a friend of mine had a tarantula as a pet and I touched it. I then touched my face and it broke out in a rash.
Psychosomatic? Probably.
Will I ever willingly touch one again? Not a chance.
Especially if it is as big as my face..
Side note: I am never going to visit Sri Lanka now. Ever.edit on 3-4-2013 by daryllyn because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DarknStormy
Originally posted by sarahlm
reply to post by pheonix358
I' am a complete wimp when it comes to spiders. And where I live in the UK, we don't get that many big one's thankfully
Actually, the spiders are quiet friendly to foreigners...
Originally posted by NightFlight
reply to post by daryllyn
Darillyn, you weren't psychosomatic. Some tarantulas, if not all, can "release" their hairs on their rear and cause anything from a slight itch to a bad rash. Some hair just falls off when handled and some spiders can forcefully release their hairs when they are cornered or they become uncomfortable.
I guess where you live might not house any creepy critters/reptiles/insects/life form?
Originally posted by WeRpeons
reply to post by RooskiZombi
As long as they keep them in Sri Lanka, (I don't plan on going there in the near future or in my life time for that matter).