Quality issue, is it so hard to get the basics right?

marthinus

marthinus

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I mean really, is it so hard to mach the logo onto the blade?




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wow...that is some crazy spider...don't tell her I said that... Not quite sure what I would do if I saw her in person...look at it intently with interest or just freak'n run away.

Does she jump?
 
Those things are everywhere in Florida. Don't plan on walking around the woods and not having one in your face at some point. It is a little early for them yet, but they will start showing up in the next couple months. Ours look a little different, but very similar for the most part. I think ours have more yellow on the legs and less of a reddish color.
 
FlaMtnBkr said:
Those things are everywhere in Florida. Don't plan on walking around the woods and not having one in your face at some point. It is a little early for them yet, but they will start showing up in the next couple months. Ours look a little different, but very similar for the most part. I think ours have more yellow on the legs and less of a reddish color.
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Apparently there is more then 150 variants in this species, I have only seen yellow and red.

For those concerned, these are actually harmless to humans. Of all the spiders in South Africa there are only 3 that are heavy poisonous and 1 more that is harmful.

These golden orb spiders are actually good to have when one has fruit trees etc as they span monster webs spanning more then 1meter in diameter catching fruit flies, mosquitoes and other irritating insects.

I find it intriguing that it is a GOLDEN orb spider, if I had my Para or Military I would have taken the pic with the Golden Colorado in focus with the spider.
 
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