• Captain Aggravated
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    82 hours ago

    Part of the problem here is that’s a lore inaccurate spider. It shows most of the legs attached to the abdomen, when all eight legs and the pedipalps are all attached to the cephalothorax.

  • Sigilos
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    1. makes the most sense to me, because I anthropomorphize things alot.
    2. would make the most sense to a scientist. (Can’t recall the name for a spider specialist)
    3. would make the most sense if the spider was also a rapper and/or part of an inner city gang
  • @toynbee
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    47 hours ago

    I saw (I think) the original instance of this meme.

    Every time I forget it, another evolution of it pops up.

    I love it.

  • @sudo_shinespark
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    5816 hours ago

    Number three seems like the equivalent of assless chaps. I vote two

  • Lvxferre
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    Something between 1 and 2. I tend to see four legs as true legs, the other four as arms. Like this:

    Legs on the ground, arms up.

      • @toynbee
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        17 hours ago

        A week or two ago, I posted about a classic spider blowjob gif.

        Perhaps you should scroll through my comment history.

      • Lvxferre
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        Even for some orb weavers there’s a clear distinction between “front legs”=arms and “back legs”=legs. At least for me.

    • Skua
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      2 is normal cut trousers, 1 is low cut. 3 is spider chaps

  • @dejected_warp_core
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    1014 hours ago

    Honestly, I’m just occasionally concerned with normal spiders “wearing” my pants right before I try to put them on.

    To all the arachnophobes that read this: I’m very sorry.

  • @samus12345
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    1716 hours ago

    I assume pants are supposed to cover reproductive organs as well as legs, so 2.

  • lemmyng
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    616 hours ago

    Ever seen a spider molting? It’s practically 2.