Out in the shop, the fiddle-back or brown recluse spider makes a web that looks like a dense but sloppy cobweb ... just kind of sticking things together (whatever is handy to connect it to) ... no beautiful symmetry to it.
The fire extinguisher is now empty ... it really doesn't hold a lot ... maybe enough to cool down your brake pads a little so they don't burst into flame ... igniting the tires ... and then burning down the truck & trailer. It might stop an engine fire if you catch it real quick ... while it is still fairly small (the first little puffs of smoke) ... otherwise it won't stop it and you'll just end up with an empty fire extinguisher like this one. And a burned out car sitting there. It's a BANG! when the tires explode ... and there are one or two other things that explode putting silver bubbles into the air (I have no idea what they might be). Very impressive ... if you aren't the teenager standing there crying because her Jeep Wrangler just burned to the ground.
3 comments:
lol, glad that wasn't me. poor kid.
I'm impressed you're letting the spider live. As pretty as spider webs are, they aren't allowed to live within 5 feet of my home!
You've heard of porch lights and flying bugs ...??
Well, this spider has cut down the amount of flying bugs bothering us as we go in and out the door ...
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