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I'd be doing the same
You poor soul.... Let the odds be in your favors against those wicked creatures
I was going to give this a YDI cause you shouldn't smash spiders, they eat flies and other insects which might actually give you a disease while being pretty much harmless themselves. Then I noticed OP is from Australia. Next time smash it twice to make sure it's dead.
fill a squirt bottle with soap and water. the next time you see a spider, squirt with soap and water. the spider will be coated by soap and water. then, slowly, the water will evaporate. the soap, however, will leave a thin layer on the spider, blocking the many airholes it uses to breathe. after a few minutes, regardless of where the spider has gone, the spider will suffocate and die. this method is safe for pets and children, without any dangerous chemicals. the spider is not harmless - all spiders contain venom and an allergic reaction can be potentially fatal. even a 1% chance of death by spider can be avoided with a squirt bottle. for the tree huggers - if the roles were reversed, if you accidentally wound up in a spider's home with sizes reversed - you are the size of the spider and vise versa, do you think the spider will let you go? i mean, you're not doing the spider any harm (and couldn't), so the spider would also extend the same courtesy to you, right? or would it wrap you in a cocoon and spit venom to dissolve you then drink you like a cup of cocoa?
So the only consideration in how to treat someone or something else is whether it would do the same to you in a fantasy scenario you literally had to make up to justify your argument? Nice. I, too, base most of my decisions on how things might happen in a world I've just imagined, and on whether my niceness would be repaid. Hey, why not just back your car into someone's house and drive away without leaving notice. For all you know, they'd have done the same to you, right? You know that about as surely as you know an imaginary giant spider would eat you - which it very well might not, considering that if you actually, you know, watch spiders, they don't go around mindlessly attacking everything they see. But setting that aside: What you've described also applies to, say, cats. Lots and lots and lots of other animals too, but let's just go with this one. If you were the size of a small prey animal like a bird to a cat, think how many of them would be similarly harsh to you, and how many would kill or maim you for fun or food. So, if you actually believe what you're saying, go ahead and try encouraging the rest of the FML commentators here that they should stomp cats to death too. After all, it's literally the exact same scenario. Imaginary giant version would kill you = it's fine to kill it. Stand up for your own argument, right now, and say that we should kill cats on sight too. If it holds water, that should be no problem. Right? Go ahead, we're waiting.
If you hit it with a rolled up newspaper and it lived, maybe it is a super, radioactive spider and when it bites you (cause you know it will get it's revenge in this life or the next), you'll get super powers!
Awh no! I hate spiders so I would sleep on the couch as well lol
What did the spider do to you?
Btw I live in Australia. I used to live with bloody massive huntsmen.
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Okay. Now just don't think of the size of that spider and its long legs taking it all the way to the couch tonight. Good luck OP :)
Only in Australia.,