Will you make room in your house for the homeless...?

Kermit.de.frog

...spiders? Their webs are getting tossed around and they are losing their homes.

It's getting colder so they will be venturing inside in the next few weeks for shelter and a nice comfortable spot to rest and ponder life for the winter as well as deciding where the best position is for their egg sacks and young come the Spring.

Follow your conscience.

Kermit.de.frog

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

...spiders? Their webs are getting tossed around and they are losing their homes.

It's getting colder so they will be venturing inside in the next few weeks for shelter and a nice comfortable spot to rest and ponder life for the winter as well as deciding where the best position is for their egg sacks and young come the Spring.

Follow your conscience.

My ferocious cat would put a quick end to any spider’s intentions of making home in my gaff.

I'd like to be magnanimous, but they're terrifying and I'm (slightly) stronger, so no.

I'll just beat seven shades of sh1te out of them, tbh.

dxhound2005

I put up a rack specially for them, but they seem to be afraid of it.

Ronin247

They are entitled to a foreva home. It's all the gubberments fault .

Allinall

Let them **** off to the World Wide Web .
What do they think it was invented for?

Ungrateful arachnids.

Rubberchikken

All spiders are welcome in my home. I love them. And i love insects too. And yes i know spidets arent insects (just added for the excitable amongst us).

tricky D

All of them?

riffmongous

I usually let them be once they get inside, sure no harm in it beyond the odd fright when they come tearing across the sitting room straight at your feet

Canis Lupus

As long as they're not islamic spiders.

SeaFields

I love how they're so big you can hear their legs on the wooden floors

OldMrBrennan83

They get squished if they get seen.

SEPT 23 1989

I would never harm any of gods creations

kenmc

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I would never harm any of gods creations

That's carte blanche to kill everything

McMurphy

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I would never harm any of gods creations

Fred West and Hitler.

Just sayin.

Graces7

In a previously long empty rental years ago, I was on the phone to Canada when a 4 " (approx) spider, heavy with eggs, lowered herself onto my hand.They heard the scream in BC Canada. As my family boss is terrified of the huge poisonous spiders they have there, she understood.... Managed to get that one downstairs and dead.

Now I have the crazy young cat? He catches and eats anything that he sees in here.

cantdecide

I strongly sympathise with their plight... that's why I'm determined they should be given brand new webs and they should live at your house.

Kermit.de.frog

I'm giving spiders with spiderlings priority on the waiting list.

coffee_cake

Sure. They leave me alone, I'll leave them alone

Deebles McBeebles

I hoover around spiders. I imagine they class me a hero of sorts and call me Spider-Man.

James Brown

Ronin247 wrote: »

They are entitled to a foreva home. It's all the gubberments fault .

Damn right.
Let's keep putting them up in the Gresham, that'll learn them

James Brown

bluewolf wrote: »

Sure. They leave me alone, I'll leave them alone

'First they came for the Flies. I said nothing for I was not a Fly...'

PlaneSpeeking

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

I hoover around spiders. I imagine they class me a hero of sorts and call me Spider-Man.

I bought a Dyson just to get them, I also get to indulge my Ripley fantasy whilst killing!

Deebles McBeebles

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

I bought a Dyson just to get them, I also get to indulge my Ripley fantasy whilst killing!

Hahaha very harsh on the poor spiders. They eat moths and flies, friends they be!

Alun

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

It's getting colder so they will be venturing inside in the next few weeks for shelter ...

Wrong. It's an urban myth that they're seeking shelter from the cold, it's just the males wandering around looking for a mate which they do in late summer early autumn.

PlaneSpeeking

Alun wrote: »

Wrong. It's an urban myth that they're seeking shelter from the cold, it's just the males wandering around looking for a mate which they do in late summer early autumn.

And what gives the little bastards cause to think my gaff is a spider Coppers ?

**** off the lot of ye hairy feckers!!!

The Bollocks

Will you make room in your house for the homeless...?

I will in my bollocks.

Malayalam

Yes.

I like spiders, quite a lot. I always rescue them from the bath and the sink. When I moved into a new house it was bare of spiders for the first year and I missed them, but they soon knew to call around. The only insect I get a bit antsy round (;) ) is a Devil's Coach Horse, but even them I don't freak out about, just no big hugs or anything. The other night I woke from a bad dream to feel something really weird on my hand, and it did make me jump up, but it was only a very scaly inchworm (geometridae) doing its u-shaped shuffle. After yelling at him for frightening the beejaysus out of me I put him outside the window carefully.

Here's a Devil's Coach Horse... enjoy

Deebles McBeebles

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

I'm giving spiders with spiderlings priority on the waiting list.

Oh c'mon Ted, they have a spider-baby!

Tilikum17

We have 2 young cats & a kitten in the house. The spiders are better off outside.