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16 comments:
It has to be the Brown Recluse Spider: "The brown recluse spider, or violin spider, is about 1 inch long and has a violin shaped mark on its upper back. It is often found in warm, dry climates and prefers to stay in undisturbed areas such as basements, closets, and attics. It is not an aggressive spider, but will attack if trapped or held against the skin. One death -- in December, 2001 -- has been reported in the United States from a brown recluse bite."
PS: It's bites are really really nasty, causing painful necrotic craters in the skin. But the violin markings on it's back are beautiful, and Rebecca Loudon would love them.
Dingle Berry.
Massey
Monkey.
That's Frank, obviously.
His name is Abraham "Bitey" Dreamsicle. But I call him Abe.
Obviously you should name him Rebecca.
Shanna has a point--or Ernest, etc. But I can't help thinking Brad.
The First Mrs. de Winter.
How 'bout Yawlp?
Oooooooo, can't beat Peter's suggestion - very cool.
Namey the Name Your Own Goddamn Spider
Stinky?
A. Rachnid III, Esq.
or
Bitey McFuckinscary
Who's the most lethal recluse of all time? Let's call him, ED!
Ocho is pretty cool, too.
Mortuary
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