Thread: Arachnaphobia?

Once upon a time, late, late, at night, sleeping on the ground in a shelter half at Ford Sill Oklahoma, something moving on my chest woke me up......... I grabbed it, and felt hairy legs between my fingers, threw it on my battle buddy's chest, and jumped straight up in my shelter half! Needless to say, shelter halves were not created with enough headroom to stand up. Also needless to say, my drill sergeant was not amused...............

Originally Posted by Speck

It would be even worse for the spider. LMAO!!!

Originally Posted by Iwannafish

Once upon a time, late, late, at night, sleeping on the ground in a shelter half at Ford Sill Oklahoma, something moving on my chest woke me up......... I grabbed it, and felt hairy legs between my fingers, threw it on my battle buddy's chest, and jumped straight up in my shelter half! Needless to say, shelter halves were not created with enough headroom to stand up. Also needless to say, my drill sergeant was not amused...............

My dad was stationed at Fort Sill!

Originally Posted by Mrs. Crappie Stalker

My dad was stationed at Fort Sill!

So was my son.

Tie some string to his legs and Go Fishin!!! That's a REAL spider rigger!!! :-)

Originally Posted by Iwannafish

Once upon a time, late, late, at night, sleeping on the ground in a shelter half at Ford Sill Oklahoma, something moving on my chest woke me up......... I grabbed it, and felt hairy legs between my fingers, threw it on my battle buddy's chest, and jumped straight up in my shelter half! Needless to say, shelter halves were not created with enough headroom to stand up. Also needless to say, my drill sergeant was not amused...............

I don't remember Drill Sergeants being amused by much of anything.

Originally Posted by majflyboy

I don't remember Drill Sergeants being amused by much of anything.

Come to think of it....neither do I!