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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Pt Lincoln far side South Oz
Posts: 5,862
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re an article ob ABC web news...of spiders causing accidents.
few years ago driving down busy road 8AM with traffic lights and right hand turn lane ahead, the right hand lane was turning orange as I approached so knew my lane would be turning green. Slowing down nicely I decided to lower the sun visor just about to stop and this ruddy great huntsman looking me square in the face. Instant reaction was to swipe him aside, drivers window was open and out he went. we then started moving and I presume Mr spider landed in /on car beside me because as I disappeared ahead there was a blood curdling female scream from what would have been the car beside me. One of those never time to film it moments.
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Spiders in cars
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