Giant Kitchen Spider

YouTube: 'The story of a scary, ugly, giant spider that found its way into my kitchen.'
rottenseedsays...

>> ^ponceleon:

Please god, let this be fake in that I mean, that's his pet spider... I don't want to believe that a spider this big could just be out there in a regular American suburban home...

I get that feeling too because he was angry at kitty for playing with it. If it were my home, my cat, and that spider. You'd better believe I'd be cheering kitty on.

robbersdog49says...

>> ^ponceleon:

Please god, let this be fake in that I mean, that's his pet spider... I don't want to believe that a spider this big could just be out there in a regular American suburban home...


The huntsman is native to parts of america...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntsman_spider

This vid is from aus, but it's a huntsman and you can get similar spiders in america.

http://videosift.com/video/How-Not-to-Catch-a-Huntsman-Spider

But you shouldn't be scared of them

http://videosift.com/video/How-the-Huntsman-spider-kills-people-without-venom

spoco2says...

See, in my house... with those spiders (looks like a huntsman)... if it is out in plain site, near main traffic areas, then yeah, get a glass, put it over it, slide some card under and let it go outside... if it goes and hide... leave it alone. They're great spiders, get rid of mosquitoes and flies... handy to have around.

Throbbinsays...

Let it go? He let it go?!?!?

We wear shoes for a reason - the same reason shotguns were invented. To kills spiders and other creatures with more than 4 legs.

If he wonders why he gets massive spiders, it's because he let's them go. If he killed it and impaled it on a screwdriver on the lawn for all to see, they wouldn't come around.

peggedbeasays...

i've checked out this dudes website... from his blog i can tell that he lives in dallas. I also live in the dallas area and have never seen so many spiders anywhere near the size of these spiders just running throughout people's houses in my life. but at the same time he seems too genuinely afraid of it for them to be his pets. weird.
perhaps he lives in the new developments sprawling across the northeast side of the metroplex that is encroaching on the part of north texas that is basically oklahoma. reason #49 DFW should quit growing.... it will soon annex oklahoma, which is the land of meth, cigarettes and freakishly large insects with too many sets of legs.

also, he should call me for spider removal,i'm close and he sucks at it.

Arkaiumsays...

Guys, it wasn't THAT big. I didn't have a sense of scale until the scene where he uses the tape measurer to get it to drop down. Something like that COULD be in my garage at some point (in my worst nightmares, mind you), and I've certainly seen spiders that big around and about in California.

It did seem slightly too well produced to be 100% real, or maybe I just think that because with me it would be far less filming and far more screaming.

robbersdog49says...

>> ^spoco2:

Oh and "This vid is from aus, but it's a huntsman and you can get similar spiders in america." Erm, no it's not, those are American power points, silly things they are.


I think you need to go back and look at that video again. You can see the power points at the end of the video when the camera has been dropped. They're top left and they don't look a lot like the merkin ones, but look an awful lot like aussy ones. The accent is a hint too.

laurasays...

Actually, that's a horrible idea. How do I know?
A certain dumbass (with whom I am no longer acquainted) once saw a huge spider on his front lawn, grabbed a nearby spray paint can, sprayed it, then lit it. (He is deathly afraid of spiders.) The spider promptly ran, still flaming mind you, directly under the house. Let's just say the fire department had to get involved and there was much damage. All over a flaming spider...
I'm more of a *squish* & it's over kinda person myself, but then if everyone did that we wouldn't have these entertaining videos.
>> ^demon_ix:

KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

spoco2says...

>> ^robbersdog49:

>> ^spoco2:
Oh and "This vid is from aus, but it's a huntsman and you can get similar spiders in america." Erm, no it's not, those are American power points, silly things they are.

I think you need to go back and look at that video again. You can see the power points at the end of the video when the camera has been dropped. They're top left and they don't look a lot like the merkin ones, but look an awful lot like aussy ones. The accent is a hint too.


Um... check again. He's from Dallas, that's a US accent, and those are US powerpoints.

Yeash.

astr0says...

>> ^robbersdog49:

>> ^spoco2:
Oh and "This vid is from aus, but it's a huntsman and you can get similar spiders in america." Erm, no it's not, those are American power points, silly things they are.

I think you need to go back and look at that video again. You can see the power points at the end of the video when the camera has been dropped. They're top left and they don't look a lot like the merkin ones, but look an awful lot like aussy ones. The accent is a hint too.


This is an Australian power point, the ones in the video are not

Regarding the video itself, that spider seemed pretty docile, the last huntsman I found in my house here in Australia was insanely fast, tried for a while to catch it to let it outside but alas it was R.I.P. Mr. Spidee as others in the house are freaked more than myself with even harmless arachnids skittering around inside.

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