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[PetrusMonsFormicarum]

(favorite recent Onion headline).

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[Maraya1969]

1. Ok here is some unsolicited unprofessional advise. Spiders on

t -shirts do not sell well. First off they scare more people than you
would think and they scare more guys that won't admit it.

I would feel extra creepy standing next to the big spider t-shirt and I really don't think I could hug anyone wearing it, (don't believe me? Once I saw the first big spider, the name I don't even want to mention I scrolled real fast to get to the reply button trying not to look any
harder than a quick glimpse)

I don't know for a fact that spider t-shirts don't sell well but I am in a SW Florida and we take our t -shirts seriously here. And I have never seen a spider like that one on a t-shirt on anyone.

You have a good creative head though. And I may be completely wrong and it may be just the circles I hang in and some groups may love the spiders.

I am going to have spider-mares tonight.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

2. Yo, let me second that.

I don't like alligators, crocodiles, lizards, snakes, or anything reptile or amphibian. Not even frogs or turtles.

Don't wanna look at them. Turn the channel on the TV. Look away. a

My sister LOVED snakes. Six foot long pink boa, she once had for a pet. Loved snakes.

But spiders? NO WAY. They scared the pee out of her.