I''m gonna be a nitpicking bastard here and point out that it's "venomous" not "poisonous". If they're poisonous it means you'll get poisoned if you bite them, not the other way around (thank you, QI).Raya Aroukii wrote...
At least the fear of spiders or snakes is somewhat justified, there are many poisonous snakes and spiders.
Modifié par Teclo, 02 mars 2011 - 07:22 .
Aesieru wrote...
Not a fan of the "Children"?
I'll be honest with you:Pacifien wrote...
I have a phobia of people trying to stab me in the face with sharp objects. But I still play Dragon Age.
Modifié par Whacka, 02 mars 2011 - 07:23 .
Thanks to your avatar, I imagined the G-Man from Half-Life saying that and it made me laugh. That guy's always on a train!Whacka wrote...
Especially when l'm sitting in a train, look out the window and see trees. That's just plain annoying.
Modifié par Teclo, 02 mars 2011 - 07:24 .
Teclo wrote...
I''m gonna be a nitpicking bastard here and point out that it's "venomous" not "poisonous". If they're poisonous it means you'll get poisoned if you bite them, not the other way around (thank you, QI).Raya Aroukii wrote...
At least the fear of spiders or snakes is somewhat justified, there are many poisonous snakes and spiders.
The more you know!
Aesieru wrote...
ReallyRue wrote...
Aesieru wrote...
No no no no no.
You guys are all missing the critical thing.
It's not about the spider jumping on you and eating you, it's about what Shelob did to Frodo in Lord of the Rings...
After all, who DOESN'T fear being put in a cocoon, paralyzed, and becoming food at the TIME OF CHOOSING of the spider?
Please don't say that!
I'm also claustrophobic! Trapped in cocoon, paralysed in a cave by a giant spider...
ARGHHHH!
Sorry, but even I CAN'T resist this..
Just be glad I'm not showing you pictures of REAL 5 foot long spiders... or tiny ones a centimeter long that can kill you with one bite.
NEVER go to Australia.
Curlain wrote...
Time to bring out the Frying Pan of Righteousness to splat that eight-legged wonder
Modifié par Aesieru, 02 mars 2011 - 07:28 .
Aesieru wrote...
Make sure to read all my posts on Page 6 for humor...
Else I'll start posting real pics of spiders... 5 feet long.
*EVIL GLEE*
Guest_Puddi III_*
Pacifien wrote...
But to be fair, I also completely wigged out during the scene in Peter Jackson's King Kong where the guy was completely torn to shreds by giant flukeworm creatures. Because that is my phobia, that flukeworms will mutate into giant beasts that can swallow me whole. I should be grateful, I suppose, that my phobia is much less likely to happen in the real world than coming across a spider is for arachnophobes. I'm unsure how I would react if it played out in a game, though. Ridiculous screaming, cringing, and cries for my hero to just kill it already, I suspect. (Set to auto-attack, of course.)
Hmm. I suppose my reaction then is to have Shale step on it.Filament wrote...
Isn't a deepstalker like a flukeworm on legs?
Kolotosa wrote...
Enh. I'm Australian. I've seen bigger.
Note to self, stay out of australia. And anywhere with forests close to the equator too. Good thing spiders and other bugs are pretty small around here, and you won't see them for half of the year.
Face of Evil wrote...
Man, they grow 'em big in Kirkwall.
Wouldn't it be cool if that spider had paralyzing venom?
They were already bad enough in Origins, when they spit that paralyzing web at you.
Larg_Kellein wrote...
Andraste's knicker-weasels, that's an arachnid of unusual size!
So, the wardens had griffons, can Champions of Kirkwall ride these things into battle?
)
Modifié par Curlain, 02 mars 2011 - 07:39 .
And I - er... I mean, HE, never gets used to it.Teclo wrote...
Thanks to your avatar, I imagined the G-Man from Half-Life saying that and it made me laugh. That guy's always on a train!Whacka wrote...
Especially when l'm sitting in a train, look out the window and see trees. That's just plain annoying.
Modifié par Whacka, 02 mars 2011 - 07:53 .
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