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Old 01-01-2013, 04:50 AM   #11
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I've lived with wild cats (moutain lions and the like) running through my yard any time day or night but big spiders can **** the hell right off.
These are really the two only spiders that would ever frequently be indoors.

These are harmless becomes their fangs are so small and cannot really bite anything:


These are the scary looking ones that many people mistake as deadly:
Dont get me wrong there are many similar looking spider that ARE dangerous but arent really found in superbs/cities very often.
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