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#150 - saiga (06/11/2012) [-]
I caught a wolf spider in my kitchen a few years ago. It was about the size of a bike pedal
(legspan and all that) I kept it as a pet for two years before it passed away... RIP Lurker.

I have a strange love for spiders, snakes and insects alike.
#191 to #150 - N. Korean citizen (06/11/2012) [-]
There was a golden orb spider on the way from my house to the train station. Every day I'd say hello for months, and I watched her grow and notice every time she changed her web. I noticed one day that she had started collecting huge numbers of flies, but didn't seem to be eating them. So I called her Piggy. One day on my way home I found why she had been saving all of those flies for no apparent reason - Piggy had given birth to about 15 little piglets. A week later, as I was on my way home I noticed Piggy's web wasn't where it normally is. She sometimes moves, so I wasn't worried. Then, next to a discarded beer bottle cap, I saw Piggy's mangled body, violently twisted in her own home around a stick, along with her children. Some drunk bastard had killed her, and her kids. Lately I've noticed some new webs growing in the same areas, and I was happy to spot a few of the piglets had lives, and were building new homes. But I still miss Piggy. And I hate the careless people who murdered her. RIP, Piggy.
#158 to #150 - N. Korean citizen (06/11/2012) [-]
As do I... As do I.
I wish, to one day, train beetles to sumo wrestle.
Champloo reference
User avatar #155 to #150 - papernazi (06/11/2012) [-]
indeed a cool story bro.
User avatar #152 to #150 - coolioplasm (06/11/2012) [-]
Wow.
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