Nice knowing ya Lakes

RedSi35 wrote:No answer from Lakes............. He and his family are probably cocooned in in spider webs in their garden whilst slowly being devoured by the earwigs.
Nice knowing ya Lakes
tubby wrote:What happened with them spiders Lakes? Did you get an exterminator yet?
lakes10 wrote:tubby wrote:What happened with them spiders Lakes? Did you get an exterminator yet?
yes but the exterminator said we might have to pull the garden shed down as he thinks the nest is under it, not such a bad idea as i am looking to get a new one.
they have made their way up the garden now, find them at night about the back door, easy to see and kill then lol
my wife had a bite on her toe the other day, we dont know what was from but mad her foot turn twice the size and could not walk on it muh for two days. she had been doing some work in the garden in the morning and theres it could have been one of the spiders,
we have been given some strong spray to use (well i say given we had to buy it off the exterminator) but the spiders seem to love it, done half a can on 6 of them last night and they just walked off lol
i would say we have killed around 50 so far by hitting them,
my wifes party is on the 4th july and we have got to make sure the garden is safe by then.
next door also has been getting them in the last few week aswell.
what i have been doing is puttng bread down by the shed,m the birds come down and eat the bread, i did hope they would eat the spiders too, but the birds seem to fly away from the spiders....wimps lol
i take it the birds know they hurt lol
Kenny Kan wrote:Lakes, watch this spider catcher funny as feck
The only thing this drongo catches is his foot!
brentd4 wrote:Kenny Kan wrote:Lakes, watch this spider catcher funny as feck
The only thing this drongo catches is his foot!
feck that, i actually jumped when the spider moved, awful, got the creeps badly lol
tubby wrote:lakes10 wrote:tubby wrote:What happened with them spiders Lakes? Did you get an exterminator yet?
yes but the exterminator said we might have to pull the garden shed down as he thinks the nest is under it, not such a bad idea as i am looking to get a new one.
they have made their way up the garden now, find them at night about the back door, easy to see and kill then lol
my wife had a bite on her toe the other day, we dont know what was from but mad her foot turn twice the size and could not walk on it muh for two days. she had been doing some work in the garden in the morning and theres it could have been one of the spiders,
we have been given some strong spray to use (well i say given we had to buy it off the exterminator) but the spiders seem to love it, done half a can on 6 of them last night and they just walked off lol
i would say we have killed around 50 so far by hitting them,
my wifes party is on the 4th july and we have got to make sure the garden is safe by then.
next door also has been getting them in the last few week aswell.
what i have been doing is puttng bread down by the shed,m the birds come down and eat the bread, i did hope they would eat the spiders too, but the birds seem to fly away from the spiders....wimps lol
i take it the birds know they hurt lol
Trying to get the birds to do your dirty work for you?![]()
Mate serioulsy you need to get that shed taken down and get someone a bit more heavy duty. Id bescared if they were running around in the garden, especially if I had kids too.
tubby wrote:Get a load of this. These critters seem to have a taste for spiders, although they would probably cause a bigger problem than the spiders themselves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k92HPR0AK_k&feature=fvsr
tubby wrote:It scares me too. Garden full of black widow's? Fk that mate. And you got kids too, and a party coming up. You need to torch that garden and start it over from scratch mate.
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