Thats true, but wasps and bees are rarely ever described as venomous.
While it would have been more accurate to put 'mildly venomous but not harmful' or whatever, I'd rather see that story than 'giant venomous spider on the loose'.

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they are if your talking about them stinging though

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Giant tarantula, call the police! Geez, I wonder what they'd report if a T Blondi was on the loose.

Pfff I'd be more than happy for a Chilean Rose to wander into my house, FREE PET!!!

Poor sods probably dead though in the reality of it all

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Its the words GIANT tarantula's on the loose that tickled me. I got an image in my head of a 6 foot chile rose stomping around the country
Wich brings me to a pet shop the other week. I was walking round and spotted an EXTRA LARGE mexican red knee for sale £160, I didnt realise they came in small, medium, large, and extra large

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