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[Val Halla]

I'm glad we don't get them

Be glad. I've had snakes slithering out of my drawers, tarantulas hanging from my screened windows and yellow jackets chasing me. Now I add the scorpion encounter. Good times. :<

You should get some repellent. >.<

[Lingria]

YEAH!! Yeah!!
8000th post!!!
Celebration Time!

Whoop! whoop!

Ceeeelebrate Good times, come on!

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Be glad. I've had snakes slithering out of my drawers, tarantulas hanging from my screened windows and yellow jackets chasing me. Now I add the scorpion encounter. Good times. :<

You should get some repellent. >.<

I must confess, the snake incident, I cried and bawled. It was scary to me. My husband left work to help, because the critter was acting like a rattle snake and those are dangerous. It turned out to be a garden snake, which are harmless, but gods, I was terrified.

[Hurdegaryp]

For those wondering what exactly such a critter is, as I did, here's a picture:

Never, ever leave urban environments.

It's amazing to see how some animals adapt to urban environments as humanity's expanding cities encroach once undisturbed wildlands.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

YEAH!! Yeah!!
8000th post!!!
Celebration Time!

Wait until you get 10000 posts.

[Gallade]

Never, ever leave urban environments.

It's amazing to see how some animals adapt to urban environments as humanity's expanding cities encroach once undisturbed wildlands.

It's fine, we'll know to flee once the poor start succumbing to rabies.

[Val Halla]

You should get some repellent. >.<

I must confess, the snake incident, I cried and bawled. It was scary to me. My husband left work to help, because the critter was acting like a rattle snake and those are dangerous. It turned out to be a garden snake, which are harmless, but gods, I was terrified.

Can't honestly say I would have done differently

[Luna Amore]

Nothing says "you're not in the city anymore" quite like seeing a Striped Bark scorpion taking a leisurely walk down your hall and into your living room. This cat is scared shitless, people.

Are you in the Southwest?

Cats are supposed to be a natural enemy of the scorpion. You are failing as a cat.

[Hurdegaryp]

It's amazing to see how some animals adapt to urban environments as humanity's expanding cities encroach once undisturbed wildlands.

It's fine, we'll know to flee once the poor start succumbing to rabies.

Your class consciousness tends to be less than benevolent.

[Gallade]

It's fine, we'll know to flee once the poor start succumbing to rabies.

Your class consciousness tends to be less than benevolent.

And how does that make you feel?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I must confess, the snake incident, I cried and bawled. It was scary to me. My husband left work to help, because the critter was acting like a rattle snake and those are dangerous. It turned out to be a garden snake, which are harmless, but gods, I was terrified.

Can't honestly say I would have done differently

It's been an adjustment, living in a semi rural setting after living in cities all my life. I was given a crash course on animals to watch out for when I moved here: deer at night when I'm driving, brown recluse spiders because their bite causes necrosis, black widows because their bite makes you very sick, tarantulas because of their painful bite, copperheads because of their venom, rattles for the same reason, feral pigs and hogs, bears, cougars and panthers, scorpions... I feel like Steve Irwin.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Nothing says "you're not in the city anymore" quite like seeing a Striped Bark scorpion taking a leisurely walk down your hall and into your living room. This cat is scared shitless, people.

Are you in the Southwest?

Cats are supposed to be a natural enemy of the scorpion. You are failing as a cat.

I was sick that day they gave the scorpion vanquishing lesson.

[Hurdegaryp]

Your class consciousness tends to be less than benevolent.

And how does that make you feel?

It makes me feel afraid for the general health of the Irish population, to be honest.

[Lingria]

YEAH!! Yeah!!
8000th post!!!
Celebration Time!

Wait until you get 10000 posts.

Technically I have 10450

[Val Halla]

Can't honestly say I would have done differently

It's been an adjustment, living in a semi rural setting after living in cities all my life. I was given a crash course on animals to watch out for when I moved here: deer at night when I'm driving, brown recluse spiders because their bite causes necrosis, black widows because their bite makes you very sick, tarantulas because of their painful bite, copperheads because of their venom, rattles for the same reason, feral pigs and hogs, bears, cougars and panthers, scorpions... I feel like Steve Irwin.

Damn. >.<

[Gallade]

And how does that make you feel?

It makes me feel afraid for the general health of the Irish population, to be honest.

It's like you don't trust me!

[Hurdegaryp]

Can't honestly say I would have done differently

It's been an adjustment, living in a semi rural setting after living in cities all my life. I was given a crash course on animals to watch out for when I moved here: deer at night when I'm driving, brown recluse spiders because their bite causes necrosis, black widows because their bite makes you very sick, tarantulas because of their painful bite, copperheads because of their venom, rattles for the same reason, feral pigs and hogs, bears, cougars and panthers, scorpions... I feel like Steve Irwin.

Well, that's not good. Steve Irwin doesn't feel anything anymore.

[Hurdegaryp]

It makes me feel afraid for the general health of the Irish population, to be honest.

It's like you don't trust me!

That makes us even, then.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

It makes me feel afraid for the general health of the Irish population, to be honest.

It's like you don't trust me!

Was that too obvious?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

It's been an adjustment, living in a semi rural setting after living in cities all my life. I was given a crash course on animals to watch out for when I moved here: deer at night when I'm driving, brown recluse spiders because their bite causes necrosis, black widows because their bite makes you very sick, tarantulas because of their painful bite, copperheads because of their venom, rattles for the same reason, feral pigs and hogs, bears, cougars and panthers, scorpions... I feel like Steve Irwin.

Damn. >.<

Oh, and wild turkeys.

Truth be told, of that list, I've only seen the scorpion, the tarantulas, the black widows, the turkeys And the deer. I've seen brown recluse nests, but never the spider.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

It's been an adjustment, living in a semi rural setting after living in cities all my life. I was given a crash course on animals to watch out for when I moved here: deer at night when I'm driving, brown recluse spiders because their bite causes necrosis, black widows because their bite makes you very sick, tarantulas because of their painful bite, copperheads because of their venom, rattles for the same reason, feral pigs and hogs, bears, cougars and panthers, scorpions... I feel like Steve Irwin.

Well, that's not good. Steve Irwin doesn't feel anything anymore.

I mean the danger factor. Although he was from Australia, and no other country has more animals that can kill than Australia.

[Gallade]

It's like you don't trust me!

That makes us even, then.

Did I hwurt your fweelings over my itty bitty reactwion to your jwob?

[Lingria]

Well, that's not good. Steve Irwin doesn't feel anything anymore.

I mean the danger factor. Although he was from Australia, and no other country has more animals that can kill than Australia.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XnGt77u9ncU
Proof.

[Val Halla]

Damn. >.<

Oh, and wild turkeys.

Truth be told, of that list, I've only seen the scorpion, the tarantulas, the black widows, the turkeys And the deer. I've seen brown recluse nests, but never the spider.

I see squirrels sometimes...

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Oh, and wild turkeys.

Truth be told, of that list, I've only seen the scorpion, the tarantulas, the black widows, the turkeys And the deer. I've seen brown recluse nests, but never the spider.

I see squirrels sometimes...

Do you have any dangerous animals in the UK (other than Manchester United hooligans)?