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From: carl@ci-dandelion.UUCP (Carl A. Dunham)
Newsgroups: net.consumers,net.misc
Subject: Re: Spiders Haters Unite
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Date: Mon, 28-Apr-86 01:47:49 EDT
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In article <3525@nsc.UUCP> curry@nsc.UUCP (Ray Curry) writes:
>One way to handle spiders is to learn to like them.  Very few are harmful
>to people, they eat a tremendous amount of things that are harmful to 
>people, and as for hair, nobody seems to complain about Afgan hounds or
>collies. :-)

Here, here.  In the house I'm in now, we've let the spiders grow webs all
along the beam-level windows.  The webs look really pretty with the sun glinting
off of them, esecially during an especially spectacular sunset. Sometimes,
a bug will happen along into the web (kind of the point, I guess).  It's really
a 'get-close-to-nature' experience to see animal survival a-la spider.

But then my girlfriend isn't talking to me and my friends don't visit
anymore... :-)

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