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[Dj14365]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...
When I was 6 or 7ish I lived in Arizona and we had all kinds of that stuff. Once I saw a tarantula in my room and trapped it in an empty fish tank and kept it as a pet.

Not as bad as the time the rattlesnake got in the sofa, freaky.

See I don't have a problem with snakes. We used to have king cobras in Singapore, my neighbour had one curled up asleep in her bathroom.... that wasn't a very good day for her.

I don't either. I caught snakes all the time and kept them in that same fish tank as before. It is a little different when you are 5 and sit on the sofa and hear a rattler go off.

[Phoenix NL]

Dj14365 wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...
When I was 6 or 7ish I lived in Arizona and we had all kinds of that stuff. Once I saw a tarantula in my room and trapped it in an empty fish tank and kept it as a pet.

Not as bad as the time the rattlesnake got in the sofa, freaky.

See I don't have a problem with snakes. We used to have king cobras in Singapore, my neighbour had one curled up asleep in her bathroom.... that wasn't a very good day for her.

I don't either. I caught snakes all the time and kept them in that same fish tank as before. It is a little different when you are 5 and sit on the sofa and hear a rattler go off.

Very true, but then that's also the self-preservation instinct. We might not have a problem with them but there are definitely ones you don't screw around with!

[Computim]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...
When I was 6 or 7ish I lived in Arizona and we had all kinds of that stuff. Once I saw a tarantula in my room and trapped it in an empty fish tank and kept it as a pet.

Not as bad as the time the rattlesnake got in the sofa, freaky.

See I don't have a problem with snakes. We used to have king cobras in Singapore, my neighbour had one curled up asleep in her bathroom.... that wasn't a very good day for her.

One of my favourite things about Canada is the fact we don't have any spiders that can eat you up here... I don't think we have many venemous species at all... the largest one I ever saw was an aggressive dock spider and it's not venemous, just... big, hairy and angry lol.

Modifié par Computim, 21 avril 2012 - 09:00 .

[Fallenfromthesky]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Very true, but then that's also the self-preservation instinct. We might not have a problem with them but there are definitely ones you don't screw around with!

My dad keeps saying I should stop being a nancy boy and catch spiders in my hand, apparently they calm down in the dark but I really don't want to grab something with eight hairy legs just to test that out

[Phoenix NL]

Fallenfromthesky wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Very true, but then that's also the self-preservation instinct. We might not have a problem with them but there are definitely ones you don't screw around with!

My dad keeps saying I should stop being a nancy boy and catch spiders in my hand, apparently they calm down in the dark but I really don't want to grab something with eight hairy legs just to test that out

Yep right there with you. My hubby gets the spiders and I deal with anything else our cats drag into the house.

[Atrocity]

Computim wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...
When I was 6 or 7ish I lived in Arizona and we had all kinds of that stuff. Once I saw a tarantula in my room and trapped it in an empty fish tank and kept it as a pet.

Not as bad as the time the rattlesnake got in the sofa, freaky.

See I don't have a problem with snakes. We used to have king cobras in Singapore, my neighbour had one curled up asleep in her bathroom.... that wasn't a very good day for her.

One of my favourite things about Canada is the fact we don't have any spiders that can eat you up here... I don't think we have many venemous species at all... the largest one I ever saw was an aggressive dock spider and it's not venemous, just... big, hairy and angry lol.

You just wait, one day the moose will evolve to have venom fangs. And then we'll see who likes Canada 

But don't you have even adders? Vipera berus or such?

[Phoenix NL]

Back on topic, I don't suppose there have been any new and obscure tweets from our BioWare friends?

[Phoenix NL]

Atrocity wrote...

Computim wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...
When I was 6 or 7ish I lived in Arizona and we had all kinds of that stuff. Once I saw a tarantula in my room and trapped it in an empty fish tank and kept it as a pet.

Not as bad as the time the rattlesnake got in the sofa, freaky.

See I don't have a problem with snakes. We used to have king cobras in Singapore, my neighbour had one curled up asleep in her bathroom.... that wasn't a very good day for her.

One of my favourite things about Canada is the fact we don't have any spiders that can eat you up here... I don't think we have many venemous species at all... the largest one I ever saw was an aggressive dock spider and it's not venemous, just... big, hairy and angry lol.

You just wait, one day the moose will evolve to have venom fangs. And then we'll see who likes Canada 

But don't you have even adders? Vipera berus or such?

That would be kind of funny to see. Though they have coyotes that killed someone years ago.

[Kyria Nyriese]

Phoenix NL wrote...
Very true, but then that's also the self-preservation instinct. We might not have a problem with them but there are definitely ones you don't screw around with!

This is quite true, I don't like snakes, but I'm not really afraid of them, I more respect them. 

I remember when I was 15/16 we were camping and whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande in Texas.  While we were camping, the night we arrived, we were all out swimming in the river where we were camped.  My dad's friend had brought his kids with him as well, and had a daughter about 8/9 years old.  She was out in an innertube floating and we were all swimming, when someone sees what appears to be a water mochasin.  We all get out of the water, but this girl, who is in the innertube in the middle of the river with this snake floating it's way her direction.  I remember taking a flying dive over the snake trying to get the girl out of the river.  Looking back on it, I realized that first it was extremely stupid, and second, I'm willing to bet my dad was wrong in his appraisal of the snake and it wasn't a water mochasin.  Still it was scary.

[TamiBx]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Back on topic, I don't suppose there have been any new and obscure tweets from our BioWare friends?

When we were on topic, everyone was not talking..then Fallenfromthesky asked me about cockroaches and...yeah. Haha, sorry about that XD

And nope, no info. Nothing. Nada. It is a Saturday after all. 

[Fallenfromthesky]

TamiBx wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Back on topic, I don't suppose there have been any new and obscure tweets from our BioWare friends?

When we were on topic, everyone was not talking..then Fallenfromthesky asked me about cockroaches and...yeah. Haha, sorry about that XD

And nope, no info. Nothing. Nada. It is a Saturday after all. 

HA HA HA my nefarious plan is working. If enough people are distracted by spider talk I will be able to steal the priceless art works at least once I get past the Integrity forcefield.

[Kyria Nyriese]

Fallenfromthesky wrote...

TamiBx wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...
Back on topic, I don't suppose there have been any new and obscure tweets from our BioWare friends?

When we were on topic, everyone was not talking..then Fallenfromthesky asked me about cockroaches and...yeah. Haha, sorry about that XD

And nope, no info. Nothing. Nada. It is a Saturday after all.

HA HA HA my nefarious plan is working. If enough people are distracted by spider talk I will be able to steal the priceless art works at least once I get past the Integrity forcefield.

Wait... wait... wait... there are price art works?  How did I not know this?

[Laterali]

I just watched a short video of Mark Meer doing voices. Had no idea he did so many different voices in ME. He was the freakin Vorcha.

[Fallenfromthesky]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Wait... wait... wait... there are price art works?  How did I not know this?

Beacuse apparently your not smart enough to get them and need it explained through either space magic or an extenstion. See I talk topic if I have to. Still spiders are better than the Mass Effect 3 ending

[Atrocity]

Ok, I just read through wikipedia's article about Canadian snakes, and an occasional pit viper aside, they really don't have venomous snakes there. So, there is an ecological slot for the moose to evolve in

[TamiBx]

Laterali wrote...

I just watched a short video of Mark Meer doing voices. Had no idea he did so many different voices in ME. He was the freakin Vorcha.

Yes, he was.

But I still prefer FemShep 

[Phoenix NL]

TamiBx wrote...

Laterali wrote...

I just watched a short video of Mark Meer doing voices. Had no idea he did so many different voices in ME. He was the freakin Vorcha.

Yes, he was.

But I still prefer FemShep 

Same Jennifer Hale did an amazing job on FemShep's voice!

[Atrocity]

TamiBx wrote...

Laterali wrote...

I just watched a short video of Mark Meer doing voices. Had no idea he did so many different voices in ME. He was the freakin Vorcha.

Yes, he was.

But I still prefer FemShep 

I prefer Steve Blum 
youtu.be/H11N7medIU4

[Major Swift]

*reads all these spider things* "Spiders!!! Spiders, Spiders, Spiders!" haha gotta love Tali

[Computim]

Atrocity wrote...
You just wait, one day the moose will evolve to have venom fangs. And then we'll see who likes Canada 

But don't you have even adders? Vipera berus or such?

We've got pit vipers in some of the warmer parts, where I live we hit like -40 in the winter so anything that may have been here in our +40C/+105F summers probably wouldn't survive in most parts..  Last place I saw a rattler was living outside of Tampa, Florida haha.

[Dj14365]

Major Swift wrote...

*reads all these spider things* "Spiders!!! Spiders, Spiders, Spiders!" haha gotta love Tali

Good work. People need to know that's what matters

[GroverA125]

Atrocity wrote...

Fallenfromthesky wrote...

They're the worst especially when it 2 in the morning and you find one of the big hairy ones in your room *shudders*

You get wolf spiders in the UK don't you?
Not envying you guys. 

Not really, we get really small ones and the occasional not-small one. They're still at the mercy of any object with a mass of more than one pound. I have yet in my life to even see a spider that is larger in diameter than the circle produced when my thumb and index finger are put together (in the "OK" sign). What you really want to worry about is bees and wasps, those little buggers just don't leave you alone and I swear to god they keep getting bigger...

[chmarr]

when ever i ask any of the staff on twitter for updates they totally ignore me, but when i critisize them they jump down my throat.

i asked like 10 times in 4 days for an update on the DLC and i get nothing, but i say "how are you supposed to regain the trust in people when you dont even try and answer there questions" on twitter and a reply i got was "i dont talk to people i do not know personally" sometimes i got worse and once i got "i am not answering questions by entitled people".

and then today my account was suspended "due to repeated harassment bleh bleh bleh TOS stuff blah blah blah etc etc etc" in my email so yyyyeah i am really frigging pissed off

[Computim]

GroverA125 wrote...

Not really, we get really small ones and the occasional not-small one. They're still at the mercy of any object with a mass of more than one pound. I have yet in my life to even see a spider that is larger in diameter than the circle produced when my thumb and index finger are put together (in the "OK" sign). What you really want to worry about is bees and wasps, those little buggers just don't leave you alone and I swear to god they keep getting bigger...

Biggest here are dock spiders, bout the size of your hand and hairy, and usually aggressive... but the're not venemous, but when you're barefoot on a dock and one comes over the edge you don't really stop to debate that fact haha.

[Phoenix NL]

GroverA125 wrote...

Atrocity wrote...

Fallenfromthesky wrote...

They're the worst especially when it 2 in the morning and you find one of the big hairy ones in your room *shudders*

You get wolf spiders in the UK don't you?
Not envying you guys. 

Not really, we get really small ones and the occasional not-small one. They're still at the mercy of any object with a mass of more than one pound. I have yet in my life to even see a spider that is larger in diameter than the circle produced when my thumb and index finger are put together (in the "OK" sign). What you really want to worry about is bees and wasps, those little buggers just don't leave you alone and I swear to god they keep getting bigger...

Don't forget the hornets, vicious little "£$%"£*s. I remember a few summers ago we had a wasp nest in the roof and when i got into bed it turned out that two wasps had somehow managed to end up under the duvet and stung my legs really badly. Thankfully I'm not allergic I just ended up looking like I had developed elephantitis for a few days. My family was very supportive by laughing hysterically.