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quasar_kid

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I once read about giant spiders in the Papua-New Guinean forests who can grow up to 2 metres LMAO.

Anyway, what's the story with that? 99% of me thinks it's exagurrated, but what if... blink.gif

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The biggest spiders in the world are either the Bird-Eating Spider, or the Goliath Spider, i can't remember which.

They grow in diameter with legs spread to about the size of an average dinner plate.

Theres nothing bigger in Arachnids.

Until recently it was thought that there lived an ancient, now extinct form of Spider that did grow to such lengths, but it was recently found to be actually a Sea Scorpion, a type of crustacion that lived about 30 million years ago.

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'Bout 2 meters, give or take, me thinks.

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Prettey big. Wouldnt want to find one of those in your shoe.

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Prettey big. Wouldnt want to find one of those in your shoe.

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or a swimming pool for that matter (lived most of its life in water rite?) dontgetit.gif

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angry.gif You could throw a shoe in a swimming pool!

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ahh.... but a 2m+ size shoe?? blink.gifgrin2.gif

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edit: removed needless quotation

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dude how bigs ur clock? blink.gif

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That's an old picture, but it still creeps me out everytime i see it.

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That's an old picture, but it still creeps me out everytime i see it.

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how old exactly?? dontgetit.gif

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First time i saw it was about 3 years ago.

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dude how bigs ur clock? blink.gif

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First of all, I'm a dudette...notta dude... but hey, whatever...

The clock appears to be approximately 8 to 10 inches across. I'm metric illiterate, so if anyone wants to convert that to cm, km or kg... by all means, please do. grin2.gif

The "spider behind the clock" pics are old, indeed. They've been floating around the internet for a few years now. No matter how many times I see them, they still creep me out.

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Scary...

The shoe doesnt have to be 2 meters.

I dont get it? Is it a small clock or something?

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It's a big clock, with a big spider behind it. WHat's not to get?

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dude how bigs ur clock? blink.gif

500009[/snapback]

First of all, I'm a dudette...notta dude... but hey, whatever...

The clock appears to be approximately 8 to 10 inches across. I'm metric illiterate, so if anyone wants to convert that to cm, km or kg... by all means, please do. grin2.gif

The "spider behind the clock" pics are old, indeed. They've been floating around the internet for a few years now. No matter how many times I see them, they still creep me out.

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blush.gif soz bit ignorant there my apologies

plus im blind 2day for sum reason cool.gif

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It's a big clock, with a big spider behind it. WHat's not to get?

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yeh. tho it will be nice to get size measurements (e.g ruler)

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I was cleaing our garage when I found like 5 of these spiders, like the picture. I was so scared, I hate any spider that grows longer then 5cm (2inch).

Luckily I had one of those rackets to catch flies which uses electricity to kill them.

But a smell that it gave, JUG....

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