[potbox]

guys I’m a bartender full time, how do I become a budtender full time😍😍😍😍

[lestatsdelioncort]

GET BUSY LIVING OR GET BUSY DYING // FALL OUT BOY

[superscioli]

[rowshark]

By Sam Heimer

[dirtsaliva]

[6lacksoul]

[2girls1mac]

[2girls1mac]

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[ramonn90]

A few days ago I watched the last ep of Breaking Bad for the first time, yeah I know that I’m a bit late but I needed to do a fan art of this two guys, damn what a master piece… 😢

[kirain]

Spiny Orb-weaver

My friend sent me this picture and asked if it was okay to kill this spider. My answer was simple: If you ever see this type of spider in your home do NOT kill it!

This is a spiny orb-weaver spider, and they’re absolutely harmless to humans. They’re generally white, red, or yellow, with spikes on their backs and an oval or round body shape. Like most spiders, they will bite if you squeeze or cover them up, but there has never (to my knowledge, at least) been a case where a person has been hospitalised from an orb-weaver bite. I used to handle these spiders when I was a kid and I never had a problem. What’s more, despite its frightening appearance, this genus of spider is actually very docile.

However, if you do find one of these spiders in your house, I recommend moving it outside. If the spider is female and pregnant, they can actually become an infestation. Mainly, you want these spiders in or around your garden, as they act as a sort of “guard dog”. They won’t eat or infect your veggies/flowers and will in fact keep other harmful insects at bay.

In addition, they make some of the most beautiful webs in the entire arachnid kingdom!

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[iliketogethigh420-deactivated20]

I LOVE HIGHDAY 👌 Have a good one stoners 👽✌

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