Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady for December 19, 2013

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    Swalb%515  almost 11 years ago

    Scared, like a little boy! Crisis, WHAT Crisis!?

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    Wren Fahel  almost 11 years ago

    Spider? I’ll just get my spider box and put the little bugger outside, like I always do.

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    Burnside217  almost 11 years ago

    The cat’s never help with these things, or wanted to help. The dogs always wanted to help, and would get just as excited as we did. But they never knew what to do.

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    davanden  almost 11 years ago

    Spiders are good. They eat bugs.

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    stlmaddog5  almost 11 years ago

    I have 3, maybe 4 or 5, varieties of spiders in my basement. The coolest is the Wolf Spider.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_spiderAfraid of them? Hardly, they’re natures pest control experts. I wonder how dummy would react to a house centipede?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scutigera_coleoptrata

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    vldazzle  almost 11 years ago

    I have had a few cute little geckos from the garden find their way inside, but have been able to catch and release them rather easily. Does not happen often.

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    stlmaddog5  almost 11 years ago

    The house centipede hunts other bugs and does not carry disease. Nor does it eat anything else besides bugs, so it doesn’t get into human foods. A completely beneficial creature to have around the house. Most people freak and kill them on sight! Barbarians !

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    Potrzebie  almost 11 years ago

    Nothing a vacuum can’t handle.

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    ewalnut  almost 11 years ago

    I used to have a nice longleg spider that lived in a convenient location near the sink. I fed it little ants that I’d find outside. When I dropped an ant into its webwork, it would perk up and go running up to it andstart winding it up. Often I’d miss the webwork and the spider would have to run down to the countertop to get the ant. Then it would drag the ant back up and start winding it up. I had a lot of fun watching it. One day the spider disappeared and never came back. It probably went to find a mate and got eaten.

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    Puddleglum2  almost 11 years ago

    That’s a-door-able!

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    AStarofDestiny  almost 11 years ago

    I love spiders. If it’s warm and nice outside, they are taken outside. If it’s cold out, they are invited to stay in. I’ve never had a problem with any of them, and they have been doing a wonderful job with the bug population…for that, I’m very grateful! Besides, jumping spiders are just so darned cute! Also, who can’t say that the artwork of a web weaver isn’t absolutely amazing, especially when drenched in dew in the morning?

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    AStarofDestiny  almost 11 years ago

    @ K.C. Fahel, davanden, Sharon Hayes, stlmaddog5, ewalnut, DAZZle … people after my own heart! Thanks for being good to the little guys!

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    Contessa Carrington  almost 11 years ago

    Spiders are beneficial. Mice are not.

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    Doctor11  almost 11 years ago

    Odds are that the spider popped out of thin air. Hate it when that happens.

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    Katla858  almost 11 years ago

    Oh,I wish it were snow here…It came, staid two days and then went.Its SUPPOSED to be snow here, I mean Sweden is almost at the north pole. (Ok i live in the south part, but still).

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    Reality,really?  almost 11 years ago

    He’s channeling his inner Ron Weasley

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    primalcoach  over 10 years ago

    That centipede is actually kinda pretty. I grew up with the short-legged, aggressive, venomous kind (South Texas) and always had to be careful when moving things around outside. They didn’t come inside very often, but they were prolific out in the woodpile. Scorpions, too. My grandmother got a centipede on her arm once and had to go to the hospital.

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