Pet Attack Spider

I need one! Who doesn't?

I love this from the Science News article:

Written testimonials available at Tasano's Web site suggest that the Attack Spider is indeed effective, if not selective. Customers report, with varying degrees of glee, that the device has terrorized pets, deer, children, and unsuspecting package-delivery men as well as rappers.

Halloween is not over yet! Though maybe I better not scare the nice UPS man until after Xmas. :D

--SK, the Flicker/Woodpecker Stalker

:o :o

I have one.

Well, not the "original" attack spider, but a Halloween spider that does the same thing. I usually hang it right above the front door. Unsuspecting trick or treaters come to the door - and BAM. Spidey drops down, and the good times roll....

That is nice. I wonder what the cats would think of it?? :D :eek: :D

Or DH for that matter IF I didn't tell him I got one. Oh the possibilities...

I like woodpeckers. :D

I thought you were going to post this: :D

http://wdef.com/video/giant_spider_a...lantis/12/2007

Tuckerville - that's great!

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Originally Posted by SouthernBelle

I like woodpeckers. :D

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I do too . . . except when they're literally inside my ceiling or trying their durnedest to get there.

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Originally Posted by SadieKate

I do too . . . except when they're literally inside my ceiling or trying their durnedest to get there.

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But it's so warm in the attic..................:D :rolleyes:

I want one to scare the starlings out of my fig tree!

"Watch out Gordon! The bugs are taking over!" Arghhhhh!!!!!

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Originally Posted by SouthernBelle

I like woodpeckers. :D

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I do too, and they get bugs out of trees that can damage the trees.

But do they scare rappers? My neighbors play their stereo way too loud :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Trek420

I do too, and they get bugs out of trees that can damage the trees.

But do they scare rappers? My neighbors play their stereo way too loud :rolleyes:

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Anyone have a clever/effective suggestion for this? I know businesses who discourage loiterers by piping classical music outdoors, but that wouldn't work in this case.

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Originally Posted by carpaltunnel

Anyone have a clever/effective suggestion for this? I know businesses who discourage loiterers by piping classical music outdoors, but that wouldn't work in this case.

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Andy Williams might work.

I love it! I need one for my cubicle!

Hey, do you suppose it works on Project Managers the way it does on woodpeckers? :rolleyes: