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wraithfodder ([personal profile] wraithfodder) wrote2010-05-17 10:36 pm
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Cephalopod attacks Sheltie in house!

Yeah, well, you get a new stuffed toy you don't really need but it was so cute and the price was right, and the dog is sleeping on the floor, so, kill two birds with one stone.


Adn if this were a bad SyFy movie ;) he'd be screaming "nooo! help!!!" but instead, I just caught him in a yawn. Another more "what is this?" shot below the cut.



[identity profile] black-raven135.livejournal.com 2010-05-18 02:47 am (UTC)(link)
Oh ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!! reminds me too much of a spider......I realize
spiders are not orange and red but that things has legs like one
I go to bed at night hoping that one will not drop in to see me
I heard something truly nauseous the other night. At any time we are within six feet of one no matter...........
That just makes me ****ARGH*****
I am certain my phobia stems from an elementary school prank where a kid left a massive tarantula in my lift top desk........

[identity profile] wraithfodder.livejournal.com 2010-05-18 02:54 am (UTC)(link)
well, there is the orange-kneed tarantula (I kid you not) but no, this little cephalopod is adorable. Someone left a tarantula in your desk at school???

[identity profile] black-raven135.livejournal.com 2010-05-18 03:54 pm (UTC)(link)
We were living in a mesa area of California so there were quite a few........
We used to see them slither across sidewalks etc. at school. One of the boys thought it would be funny if he left one in my lift top desk drawer.
I was of course unaware when I opened the desk to get a book out.
There it was in all its hideousness.
Large, hairy, and obnoxious.
The kid who did it laughed, but the teacher was not amused as she sent him to the principal's office.
The largest spider I saw after that was when I was in Africa on safari.......suspended in the largest web I have ever seen, it was sitting directly over our OPEN Land Rover. I did NOT care when the tracker assured me it only ate insects etc.