• Gerudo@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    You will never catch me putting that fake web up. It NEVER goes completely away. God have mercy on the souls who put it outside. Then it rains.

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      3 months ago

      To be fair, most of the decent fake web has no issues with getting rained on.

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    3 months ago

    A few days ago I removed several webs (and spiders) that were too close to the front door outside, where people walk.

    … But I left a big spider that was nicely out of the way with its web in the frame of a window.

    I hope the trick-or-treaters appreciate what I did for the sake of the holiday.

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      3 months ago

      Don’t blame the daddy long legs they don’t even have silk glands so they can’t make webs. All the other spiders laugh at them.

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        3 months ago

        Depends on where you are and what is referred to as a daddy long legs. The ones in the Midwest and northeast certainly don’t have web makers or even fangs that could harm a human. Just weird little reddish-brown balls with Tron legs. The ones here in the southwest are clearish-yellow-white, and certainly spin messy webs with no structure. The one in Australia will kill you because, of course they will.