Lurking in the Shadows 2: Not Safe for Scotty

5 responses to “Lurking in the Shadows 2: Not Safe for Scotty”

  1. SG says:

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    NEVER AGAIN, WAGER. NEVER AGAIN!

  2. SG says:

    I hope that that’s an outdoor shot. That’s a black widow shadow if ever I’ve seen one.

  3. T-Mo says:

    Sorry, Scotty, but I just couldn’t resist. It *is* an outdoor shot, and it wasn’t a black widow. I have a photo of the actual spider as proof. I’ll refrain from posting it.

  4. josh k-sky says:

    The degree to which I have become habituated to spiders in my house is itself alarming. There’s one that hangs out between the coffee maker and the compost bowl, one above the toilet, and a scampy little guy that crisscrosses the living room and attracts attention from the scaredy cat. And the patio is half surrendered. Mrs. K-sky at least still has the presence of mind to splat the occasional black widow.

  5. Witchy-Poo says:

    The black widows are in the compost bin.