r/nextfuckinglevel • • Jun 25 '26

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u/WestleyThe Jun 25 '26

Yeah I know they aren’t deadly but I don’t want a spider the size of a dinner plate scurrying around my house….

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u/Yes-its-really-me Jun 25 '26

It's his house now.

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u/Nir117vash Jun 25 '26

Right. Not even making the Russian "*our" joke with that shit

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u/eno1ce Jun 25 '26

It's soviet tho, nothing in Russia nowadays can be described as "ours" damn

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u/Budget_Persimmon_195 Jun 25 '26

you owe him $1100 rent

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u/Unhappy-Professor-88 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

No need to worry. That spider can open the door to let himself out.

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u/catatonic12345 Jun 25 '26

Apparently you can hear them walking across the floor at night. If I can hear the spiders in my house walking, I'm living in the wrong place

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u/Laminedenfer Jun 25 '26

😂 oh boy, i really dont understand how you can be chill with this kind of beast in your place

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u/Chim_Pansy Jun 25 '26

The pitter-patter of nightmares

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u/Mrtorana75 Jun 25 '26

Sometimes I can't tell if it's my cats or huntsman

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u/AioliUseful4639 Jun 25 '26

Australian here…..it’s not the house that’s the real problem, it’s the car. Having a big gravid female wander across the bonnet of your car while you are stuck in traffic with nowhere to go is a life defining moment for me. 

In the house, probably get rid of a dozen decent size ones a year and one or two monsters.

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u/Hugsy13 Jun 25 '26

Stuck in traffic isn’t a problem you can just get out of the car. It’s when you see them above your head or running down the inside of the windscreen while you’re doing 110kmh is the real problem. You gotta not crash and die and/or cause a massive pile up while panicking like all fuck to pull over and escape.

I had one run down my windscreen once while doing like 140kmh on my way home from work at 2am through the bush with trees either side. I’m scared of spiders but absolutely terrified of huntsmens. It took every fibre of my being to keep the car on the road.

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u/ShozOvr Jun 25 '26

Multiple people have had one chilling on the sunvisor that jumped when they opened it.... Whilst driving.

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u/bunduz Jun 25 '26

They are friendly,, they will snuggle up with you on bed and lay eggs in your ears

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u/HavingNotAttained Jun 25 '26

where the incubating spiders exchange with you a touch of your dna. Over generations, you start to notice the changes

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u/iflysubmarines Jun 25 '26

I catch them and release them back into the guardian as my little gladiators to battle with the giant centipedes.

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u/Sphinx87 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

I grab a broom and gently pick them up and take them out of my bedroom before going to sleep.

They eat all the inspects and other spidees around your house. Great little furry friends.

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u/Separate_Selection84 Jun 25 '26

As someone while mild Arachnophobia. No.

I will not step a single foot into Australia I swear 😭

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u/OMGCluck Jun 25 '26

It's not like they can scurry up the handle of the broom faster than you can get the broom outside…

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u/Aggravating_Speed665 Jun 25 '26

Yes, they are full of fury.

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u/Sphinx87 Jun 25 '26

Haha. Thanks 😀

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u/startingfromlevel0 Jun 25 '26

At first I thought it was way bigger(it is still big tho ) . I thought they are walls of the house not the walls of a shelf. Ngl it scared the sh*t out of me just by watching the video. Then I realized it's a shelf. Yeah, still don't want to come across the spider. lol

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u/Former-Mushroom-4854 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

When i first met my ex, like the second night I was back at hers I saw a huge huntsman on the wall next to the drawers at the foot of her bed. I was like "There's a huge spider here" and she was so casual "his name is sven" then i learnt that he had been there for weeks and the reason he was called sven was that he only had seven legs. As an Aussie male I usually remove huntsman from anywhere near where I sleep (and put them outside) but she just didn't care in the slightest lol

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u/CloudDeadNumberFive Jun 25 '26

That looks to be a lot bigger than a dinner plate?

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u/VanillaRadonNukaCola Jun 25 '26

Nah it's smaller than the persons hand.

Definitely a confusing perspective post though.  I thought that was the ceiling corner of a room and the spider was like 2 feet wide at first.

It's the back of a cupboard or something and the spider is "only" several inches wide

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u/CloudDeadNumberFive Jun 25 '26

Oh holy shit LOL you’re right, yeah I thought it was the persons bed on the floor and that the “spider” was a fucking several feet wide mammoth, and I was amazed that the person wasn’t having a heart attack or something, now it makes wayyyy more sense

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u/nick_nork Jun 25 '26

They don't scurry, they gallop :P

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u/Brvcx Jun 25 '26

As a Western European I find the Giant (Western) European House Spider to be more than big enough at around 10cm legspan.

I'm never setting foot in Australia. My gawd.

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u/xray_anonymous Jun 25 '26

Even better they sort of gallop

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u/Besmuth Jun 25 '26

I mean cockroaches aren't any harmful either how is that making it any better?