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NaughtyRob

03-23-2007 11:42 AM

Damn, I hope I never get bit by one of those.

lazycash

03-23-2007 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mediachick (Post 12136952)

Exactly...

Read the damn thread, the flesh was destroyed because of the bite. Its not like he just sat there and watched it deteriorate, even with treatment the effects of a brown recluse bite can lead to necrosis where the skin rots away before new skin is regenerated.

Bloomer

03-23-2007 03:26 PM

I used to work in the food industry and youd be surprised at the amount of black widows in grapes!

Funny thing is out of all the spiders in the world the Daddy long legs has the most deadliest Venom.........

But he can pierce skin with his tiny teeth!

TroubleTonya

03-23-2007 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by skrog (Post 12134057)

I hate spiders. They make me run and scream like a little girl. :1orglaugh

I can squish a spider, but the fucking cock roaches freak me out, but I am a girl. :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Farang

03-23-2007 05:40 PM

goddamn this shit is scary..:Oh crap

Aquarius

03-23-2007 05:49 PM

Those things are nasty, a friend's dog was bitten by one of those fuckers a month ago or so. Here's a pic he took with his cell phone (crappy quality)

http://www.webmastersmafia.com/Imagen(41).jpg

BlingDaddy

03-23-2007 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WebairGerard (Post 12136591)

that is nasty. I don't think it's chop either. those brown spider bites have bacteria that eats away at you. I think they are also called brown fiddle spiders?

I don't think it's a photochop either. If I recall the Brown Recluse uses a venom that causes localized damage to nerve tissue that interrupts the flow of blood to a given region. Over time it causes necrosis, and dependent on where you are bitten can be fatal.

Scott McD

03-23-2007 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aquarius (Post 12138835)

Those things are nasty, a friend's dog was bitten by one of those fuckers a month ago or so. Here's a pic he took with his cell phone (crappy quality)

http://www.webmastersmafia.com/Imagen(41).jpg

:eek7 :eek7 :eek7 :eek7 :eek7 :eek7 :eek7

Pumba

03-24-2007 07:05 AM

I saw something on Discovery about this spiders. Por guy. I just hate spiders. I can touch snake, or any animal, but spider... No way. I am afraid of them. My friend used to catch big spiders. They were not wery dangerus for human. But watching them catching the fly he throw in their web is terrible. You don['t need horror movies at all. Nature is more scarry sometimes. Once we watched two spider fighting to death. Once was called Megadeth and the other Antrax. Antrax wins.
Damn, I fill them all over me now. Damn

Pumba

03-24-2007 07:07 AM

Sorry about my stupid typing mistakes

sharp

03-24-2007 07:40 AM

that's disgusting. :(

rowan

03-24-2007 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Bloomer (Post 12138195)

Urban legend. A daddy long legs can bite you, but the venom will not kill you.

They tried it on Mythbusters, and Adam got bitten. :)

HeadPimp

03-24-2007 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by the source (Post 12134074)

Generally not found west of the Rocky mountains.... woot!

No, but we have the Hobo Spiders. Found one in the garage last summer that was bigger than a half dollar and was rearing up on its hind legs at me. Called for my wife to come check it out then <SQUISH>.

I always wear gloves when I am moving rocks, brush and so on.

tranza

03-24-2007 09:22 AM

Did he loose the finger or what?

germ	03-24-2007 11:38 AM

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As Phillip Anderson, a Missouri physician who specializes in brown recluse spider bites, explained in an article for the medical journal Missouri Medicine, "Almost all brown recluse spider bites heal nicely in two to three months without medical treatment at all. Also the long-term medical outcome is excellent without treatment." Furthermore, says Anderson, "We are not aware of any verifiable deaths caused by the bite of the North American brown recluse spider." (He noted that several deaths from such wounds "had been reported in medical journals, but none of the reports is convincing.") He also reported that out of "about 1,000 credible recluse spider bites," he was only aware of "about a dozen cases of impressive, sustained hemolysis."

http://www.snopes.com/photos/bugs/brownrecluse.asp

you guys are over reacting :P

Matt 26z

03-24-2007 12:13 PM

Be sure and enlarge it for the full effect...

http://static.flickr.com/40/100129426_77514d2252_o.jpg

VeriSexy

03-24-2007 09:03 PM

ouchhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Mr Pheer

03-24-2007 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the source (Post 12134074)

Generally not found west of the Rocky mountains.... woot!

go research the desert recluse spider, you got them all around you

"Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water..." :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

stickyfingerz

03-24-2007 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lazycash (Post 12135915)

Whats with all the idiots saying photochop, its simply what happens when you get bit by this spider. There's been many known cases of amputation as a result of the brown recluse spider bite. Once the bacteria starts destroying the flesh around the bite, its very difficult to stop. The skin will grow back over eventually, but the scaring is tremendous. Somebody bump the thread of the guy in here that posted pics of what a brown recluse spider bite did to his leg and I believe eventually killed him.

I was going to bump it the other day, but all the pics were hosted on his website which of course is no longer up. :Oh crap RIP Bjjb. :(

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