Today, knowing that I have severe arachnophobia, my brother brought over his friend's tarantula. One hour later, the spider got loose. It's been 5 hours and I'm afraid to go to sleep. FML
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MidnaLink
| 32
What the hell is with people knowingly exposing arachnophobes to huge fucking hairy ass spiders. You’re just asking to get your pet killed. I know I would, no regrets.
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RichardPencil
| 29
Just relax and go to sleep. The spider will crawl on your face and your brother will be able to find it. Be a good team player!
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Madrias
| 36
Just think, every tickle could be a spider...
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RichardPencil
| 29
Just relax and go to sleep. The spider will crawl on your face and your brother will be able to find it. Be a good team player!
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_Hakuna_Matata_
| 12
But then he would have to throw his entire face out.
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MidnaLink
| 32
What the hell is with people knowingly exposing arachnophobes to huge fucking hairy ass spiders. You’re just asking to get your pet killed. I know I would, no regrets.
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kieralumina
| 30
Same here. If you knowingly bring a bug/spider near me knowing I'm terrified of them I'm killing it. And I'm making sure it's fully dead too.
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sunnyray812
| 42
I love tarantulas, rodents, snakes, and many other animals people normally are afraid of. I wouldn't ever bring a mouse around someone deathly afraid of rodents. Doing something like that could seriously send a person into a heart attack!
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fabs1171
| 23
Sorry OP, the only acceptable solution is to burn your house down
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KittyMack
| 13
Somehow it got loose almost immediately eh? That vicious little bastard obviously brought it over specifically to let it loose to destroy OP's mind.
If I'm right,
A: a horrible revenge must be planned, &
B: perhaps it was never even out, he just said it was. Because why risk the animal's safety when the impact to OP would be identical either way.
If I'm right,
A: a horrible revenge must be planned, &
B: perhaps it was never even out, he just said it was. Because why risk the animal's safety when the impact to OP would be identical either way.
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Amanda Jaworski
| 23
You should come to Australia, we don’t have pet tarantulas here...
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julfunky
| 29
Just wild, crazy-big ones.
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Charlie Given
| 23
Well OP time for a well thought out revenge like a bed full a centipedes or take a crap in his shoes whatever you decide make it one he'll never forget 🤔😏😈
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hellphone_fml
| 37
Those saying the would kill it are braver than me. I'm so scared. Of spiders I can't get close enough to kill it and will cry until someone else does. It's awful
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Darkeena
| 6
Burn your house down. It’s the only way to be sure.
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Jay Colclo
| 4
if you do see it, try your hardest to build up the courage to kill it. thatll teach them. maybe mail the remains to them?