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[Hypemaster]

can we ban australians before they somehow develop deadly internet spiders?

 

[Yagharek]

Being rational goes out the window when you have a phobia.

Why keep clicking on spider threads then when there is a high risk of spider images?

 

[Replicant]

Please don't be Austra-.....God. Damned. It.

 

[Soul Beat]

 

[Bishop89]

Who is killing a lot of the pesky insects in your home? The ones you and your family, your parents, your life partners, your children would swallow in their sleep, when they are at their weakest? Who is killing off the vermin invading the shadows and unseen ceilings? Spiders are. Spiders are watching over humanity and protect them. They don't humans, they mostly say hello. Handle them with respect, push them away or put them outside if you don't like them. There are surely enough people out there who appreciate the silent help of the silkwalkers. This internet hate for spiders is absolutely silly.

 

[Wag]

 

[Bishop89]

im gonna need a video of it in action

 

[Meia]

It's 2016, why are we still finding new types of spiders anyway? What being is reading GAF, and laughing while popping these things into existence?!

 

[Lightning_Roller]

Holy shit on a shingle!! It's the first evolution of

Spoiler

Rom

from Bloodborne!! We're doomed!

 

[Wag]

It's 2016, why are we still finding new types of spiders anyway? What being is reading GAF, and laughing while popping these things into existence?!

WASHINGTON -- Our world is a much wilder place than it looks. A new study estimates that Earth has almost 8.8 million species, but we've only discovered about a quarter of them. And some of the yet-to-be-seen ones could be in our own backyards, scientists say.

So far, only 1.9 million species have been found. Recent discoveries have been small and weird: a psychedelic frogfish, a lizard the size of a dime and even a blind hairy mini-lobster at the bottom of the ocean.

Because there are millions of undiscovered species

 

[JeanGrey]

I'm pretty sure the beginning of hell is in Australia.

All sorts of demons come Australia. I think that might be somewhere I would not like to travel too
Ewwww.

 

[BowieZ]

NOBODY HAS DIED OF A SPIDER BITE IN AUSTRALIA SINCE 1979.

You're more likely to be massacred in America than bitten in Australia.

 

[Cimarron]

Much like Britain, Mother Nature sent its fair share of murderers to Australia.

Lol

 

[PdotMichael]

NOBODY HAS DIED OF A SPIDER BITE IN AUSTRALIA SINCE 1979.

You're more likely to be massacred in America than bitten in Australia.

I don't believe the propaganda.

 

[Funyarinpa]

NOBODY HAS DIED OF A SPIDER BITE IN AUSTRALIA SINCE 1979.

You're more likely to be massacred in America than bitten in Australia.

I'll now need the data for "summering from trauma and venom for the rest of eternity"

 

[sunshine and gasoline]

Nature is scary is fuck.

 

[gwarm01]

I don't want to live on this planet anymore, I don't know how anybody on that sub-continent can sleep at night.

I don't think I am capable of falling asleep south of the equator.

Subcontinent?

 

[akira28]

That is amazing and scary at the same time.

spiders are the awesome bridge between animal and insect, and they would be cool if only they weren't so bitey when it comes to humans.

like if they wouldn't bite humans I would have them as pets.