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use and empty jar and a piece of cardboard and get the spider in the jar by coaxing it in. Put the cardboard over the top hold it in. They eat bad bugs. So garden patrol is what is called for.
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They kinda freak me (childhood incident) but I've learned to love 'em as have my daughters. Please I hope you haven't killed it.
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As I posted earlier, I put he/she/it outside and when last seen it was heading north toward Highway 101, likely looking to hit the big city for a good time.
Actually, may have seen he/she/it earlier today when I was out driving -- saw an itty, bitty cardboard sign along side the road that said "will work for blood, ahhhh food, yeah, that's it, food."  
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As I posted earlier, I put he/she/it outside and when last seen it was heading north toward Highway 101, likely looking to hit the big city for a good time.
Actually, may have seen he/she/it earlier today when I was out driving -- saw an itty, bitty cardboard sign along side the road that said "will work for blood, ahhhh food, yeah, that's it, food."
Marie, I told you these guys were no ordinay spiders.
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one time asa child i killed a spider that i guess had a bunch of babies or somethig nd i was covered in hundreds of baby spiders, scariest thing i can remember when it comes to spiders
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