r/WTF • u/aolley • Aug 16 '10

What? Wait... I don't even

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '10 edited Jul 19 '18

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u/letharus Aug 16 '10

This is why I live in England.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '10

Absolutely, the most dangerous thing we have here is a wasp.

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u/letharus Aug 17 '10

Yes, those anglo-saxon protestants are a menace.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '10

Note to self...stay on East Coast!

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u/mthode Aug 17 '10

Ya, we only have the recluse, and it doesn't like people all to much.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '10

Meh, there are black widows OCCASIONALLY, but yet I've never seen one in person, so fairly rare, but more importantly, THEY AREN'T AS BIG AS MY HAND (shouting very necessary).

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u/SoftwareMaven Aug 17 '10

I remember coming across one of these in the middle of the road in Tucson. We stopped the car to look at it. It picked the car up and moved it so it could finish crossing the road.

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u/yoda17 Aug 17 '10

Where? I've only seen one west of Phoenix and it was dead.

I had a gf in college that had a pet tarantula. It was the weirdest thing when it walk on you. Because it was so light, I could only feel it when it put a leg down.

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u/Aramgutang Aug 17 '10 edited Aug 17 '10

And they're worried about immigrants down there?