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Kazanne · 14-11-2013, 01:59 PM

Their ability to be the most wonderful kind person and the most vile cruel person,we think we are the superior being,I'm not so sure.

Livia · 14-11-2013, 02:40 PM

I agree Simple Minds. I just don't understand the mentality of someone who has to kill something to make them feel good.

Niamh. · 14-11-2013, 02:41 PM

I killed a spider the day before yesterday, i won't lie.........it felt good

Livia · 14-11-2013, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

I killed a spider the day before yesterday, i won't lie.........it felt good

Good job you're not superstitious... I mean, with spiders being lucky, and it being dreadfully unlucky to kill them and all...

Am I the only one on here who likes spiders? I can't be...

Niamh. · 14-11-2013, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia

Good job you're not superstitious... I mean, with spiders being lucky, and it being dreadfully unlucky to kill them and all...

Am I the only one on here who likes spiders? I can't be...

No not even slightly superstitious

Kyle · 14-11-2013, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia

Good job you're not superstitious... I mean, with spiders being lucky, and it being dreadfully unlucky to kill them and all...

Am I the only one on here who likes spiders? I can't be...

I do too.

I'm a wreck when it comes to animals, I accidentally strimmed a mouse once when I was strimming someone's garden and it was there having a heart attack I was mortified.

Niamh. · 14-11-2013, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Simple Minds

I do too.

I'm a wreck when it comes to animals, I accidentally strimmed a mouse once when I was strimming someone's garden and it was there having a heart attack I was mortified.

Spiders aren't animals

They're disgusting creepy arachnid bastards

Kyle · 14-11-2013, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

Spiders aren't animals

They disgusting creepy arachnid bastards

1 mans beautiful, elegant fly catcher is another woman's disgusting creepy arachnid bastard.

Livia · 14-11-2013, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Simple Minds

I do too.

I'm a wreck when it comes to animals, I accidentally strimmed a mouse once when I was strimming someone's garden and it was there having a heart attack I was mortified.

You see, I think that says a lot about someone... not wanting to inflict suffering on anything is really admirable in my book. If I have to kill something - and I've had to a few times, it being the kindest thing to do - I fret about it for ages.

Unlike Niamh the Spider Slayer.

Niamh. · 14-11-2013, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia

You see, I think that says a lot about someone... not wanting to inflict suffering on anything is really admirable in my book. If I have to kill something - and I've had to a few times, it being the kindest thing to do - I fret about it for ages.

Unlike Niamh the Spider Slayer.

Oh I quite like that title

Kyle · 14-11-2013, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia

You see, I think that says a lot about someone... not wanting to inflict suffering on anything is really admirable in my book. If I have to kill something - and I've had to a few times, it being the kindest thing to do - I fret about it for ages.

Unlike Niamh the Spider Slayer.

It does in one way but yet when a family member dies I'm sad but I find it hard to grieve. That's just me being f'kd up though probably.

Kyle · 14-11-2013, 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

I killed a spider the day before yesterday, i won't lie.........it felt good

Nedusa · 14-11-2013, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

I killed a spider the day before yesterday, i won't lie.........it felt good

I hope it was in self defence.............!!!!!

Niamh. · 14-11-2013, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Nedusa

I hope it was in self defence.............!!!!!

of course

Kizzy · 14-11-2013, 02:51 PM

Animals are territorial, but if there's an adequate food source they coexist... we don't.

Stu · 14-11-2013, 02:57 PM

Animals also tend to establish an equilibrium with their environment and give something back to it. We don't. We just ravage and plunder an area of it's resources then pack up and move on. We're a virus with culture as our operating system at that base biosphere level.

If you're talking about the one thing that separates us from animals when it comes to nature it's obviously industry.

I love spiders. I used to be afraid of them but I got more and more exposed to them and now I find them really, really cool. They're one of evolutions greatest success stories. I was reading 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami the other other and he was comparing an assassin character in the book to a spider.

A spider is programmed biologically to just stay still for ages in it's web and kill whatever gets trapped in it's vicinity. They don't chose to kill. They don't have a sense of time passing so they don't gauge patience to kill. They just ... sit and wait and kill.

Thought it was kinda neat.

Niamh. · 14-11-2013, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Stu

Animals also tend to establish an equilibrium with their environment and give something back to it. We don't. We just ravage and plunder an area of it's resources then pack up and move on. We're a virus with culture as our operating system at that base biosphere level.

If you're talking about the one thing that separates us from animals when it comes to nature it's obviously industry.

I love spiders. I used to be afraid of them but I got more and more exposed to them and now I find them really, really cool. They're one of evolutions greatest success stories. I was reading 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami the other other and he was comparing an assassin character in the book to a spider.

A spider is programmed biologically to just stay still for ages in it's web and kill whatever gets trapped in it's vicinity. They don't chose to kill. They don't have a sense of time passing so they don't gauge patience to kill. They just ... sit and wait and kill.

Thought it was kinda neat.

Oh I read that book too

Livia · 14-11-2013, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Stu

Animals also tend to establish an equilibrium with their environment and give something back to it. We don't. We just ravage and plunder an area of it's resources then pack up and move on. We're a virus with culture as our operating system at that base biosphere level.

If you're talking about the one thing that separates us from animals when it comes to nature it's obviously industry.

I love spiders. I used to be afraid of them but I got more and more exposed to them and now I find them really, really cool. They're one of evolutions greatest success stories. I was reading 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami the other other and he was comparing an assassin character in the book to a spider.

A spider is programmed biologically to just stay still for ages in it's web and kill whatever gets trapped in it's vicinity. They don't chose to kill. They don't have a sense of time passing so they don't gauge patience to kill. They just ... sit and wait and kill.

Thought it was kinda neat.

I feel I must insist that in future Stu is asked to wear some kind of robe, and that the rest of the forum will be required set up some kind of shrine to him in their homes. I'm off to buy some joss sticks.

Kyle · 14-11-2013, 03:22 PM

I like the concept H.G Wells talks about in the War of the Worlds, if we were to be invaded by aliens would we really have a cause to complain? We have wiped off the earth thousands of indigenous species and people's as a race. We'd just be the inferior species this time.