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   wecatsgocomics said, 6 months ago

   I know the feeling, Alix. My dad never took my word for anything; he always had to check with my older brother (the first born).
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   trekman58 said, 6 months ago

   @Debbie Jordan

   …or call her Uncle Wally over to do it! (I’ll lay ODDS on THAT!)
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   Josh Lyons said, 6 months ago

   A spider…in the fall?
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   psychlady said, 6 months ago

   I wonder why???
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   Notsoastute said, 6 months ago

   @Josh Lyons

   sure, it is in the house so the temp is ok.
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   Jean said, 6 months ago

   once we had a big yellow garden spider outside our front screen door, when you opened the door she would gather up the web and when it closed she would let it back out, was funny but finally we just stopped using that door so she didn’t have to work so hard. lol She was about the size of a mans thumb nail, her body that is.
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   edinbaltimore said, 6 months ago

   Spiders in the fall? Of course! Best time to forage for winter! Just check the webs in the grass, bushes when it’s not frosted, but heavily dewed. And I can never figure out how they can build their webs so damned fast! I just went THROUGH that door! GAK!
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   IndyMan said, 6 months ago

   Dog!?!?!?! From where did the dog come? I have never seen a dog in this strip before.
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   Two Cats said, 6 months ago

   The dog believed her.
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    Two Cats said, 6 months ago

    Been there. Walked out the open garage door one evening and through a huge spider web that hadn’t been there minutes before. Bent over to get said webs out of my hair and equally huge spider slowly rappels off my head to the ground. GAK!!!
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    georgiiii said, 6 months ago

    Spiders are neat – and they keep other small pests down. I leave them alone in the house unless they are poisonous and entirely alone outside.
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    Strod said, 6 months ago

    @IndyMan

    The dog?   Biscuit?  Biscuit has been around like for forever!
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    gromitsperson said, 6 months ago

    In Western Oregon, the spiders hardly even slow down until the January freeze. That’s during the years when it freezes at all. The climate is known as “temperate rainforest.”
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    paha_siga said, 6 months ago

    Here no spiders are poisonous, so I give them free admission to house, hoping they keep it free of flies and mosquitoes.

    But it is indeed annoying to find a web between soap and wall – like I’d never wash…
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    Darren Blair said, 6 months ago

    @georgiiii

    Here in Texas, we don’t have that luxury; so many species are harmful to humans that the general presumption is “if you can’t identify it as harmless, whack it”.
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    I myself have had no less than two close calls with black widows.
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