Dolls and shit are creepy. So what about people who habe their

Like a voodoo doll in reverse.
Instead of using the likeness to inflict harm, the likeness absorbs harm.

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>>18374519

>>18374513
can i use it for voodoo?

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>>18374613
Possibly

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>>18374513

>>18375040
>americans

>>18374562
is this really a black widow?? i had it in jar when i was kid and even held in hands. it laid eggsack in jar and when babies where hatching i got scared and threw jar out. is it venomous?

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>>18376044
In the sense that it has venom and a painful bite, yes.

Maybe one or two reported deaths, but they are lovely creatures, don't believe the propaganda.

>>18376044
There hasn't been a confirmed death-by-spider in over 30 years.

http://www.burkemuseum.org/blog/myth-some-spiders-are-deadly
>There is no spider species anywhere that can properly be called "deadly." Obviously, a few people have died from spider venom, but I know of no species anywhere on earth capable of causing death in humans in much more than 5% of cases, even if untreated. If the person bitten obtains medical aid, death from genuine spider bite ("mystery bites" falsely blamed on spiders don't count) is almost unknown in North America and a decided rarity worldwide.

http://www.burkemuseum.org/blog/myth-deadly-australianbrazilian-spiders
>According to the Australian Museum, the number of human deaths from authentic spider bites of any kind in Australia since 1979 has been zero. A recent published medical study followed 750 genuine Australian spider bite cases with identified spiders over 27 months (1999-2001). Only 44 bites (6%, mostly redback spider bites) had significant effects. Only 6 redback bites and 1 Atrax bite were serious enough to need antivenom. In no case was there any sign of allergic response to spider venom, and I have only seen one such case in North America in 44 years.