File:Giant spider strikes again!.jpg

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English: Yummm! Maman impaling yet another poor unsuspecting tourist! That makes a total of 3 tasty humans today! There is a Church conveniently located nearby for the funeral. National Gallery of Canada

Addendum: New Stereo version of 'Maman' in gory 3D!

Alternative Humor: Even spiders go to church!

Date

31 March 2007, 00:14:17

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originally posted to Flickr as Giant spider strikes again!

Author

John Talbot

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Ottawa

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