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You go to your working gloves in the shed and see spider nest
inside....
nope...
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Workgloves with zippers to close the entrance = No spiders
surprise.
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I avoid this by buying new work gloves every time and
wearing work gloves when I dispose of the old,
unattended
work gloves. |
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Are you on Reddit or did you just see that picture on
Reddit? |
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No need for zippers. When storing work gloves, simply pop a small scorpion in each one to control insect pests. |
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Yes, Yes, Yes. Amen. Need say no more. |
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8th, that's a horrible idea. The scorpions will escape.
Obviously, a zipper across the wrist will prevent that
problem. |
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Also, spiders are in the Arachnid family, and are therefore
not "insect pests". |
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Correct, hence the saying "Set a venomous nocturnal opportunistic carnivorous arthropod to catch a venomous nocturnal opportunistic carnivorous arthropod". |
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// The scorpions will escape // |
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Not if they're highly trained arachnopathic guard scorpions. |
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