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Happens all the time in real life, why not in the Wapsiverse?oldmanmickey wrote:ok, can someones pet have a pet?
she has already said the spider is friendly... 
basically, the difference between a dog or horse and a chicken or pig... many treat their dog as 'one of the family' and a good burger or bacon sandwich as comfort food...Grantwhy wrote:ok, no one else has asked this question (that I've seen), so I'll bite (pun unintended)
To Calista, what is the difference between a spider that is a "little sweetie bear" and "comfort food"?
of course, with access illusionary magic and a need to be 'tough', the spider from Calista's lunch bag could of been something like a ordinary sandwich?
Drumsticks for everyone!meisdadoo wrote:Spiders taste like chicken?
Who knew. . .
Deep-fried tarantula legs taste quite a lot like deep-fried shrimp (firsthand knowledge, thanks to a tour in Cambodia and Laos earlier this year).meisdadoo wrote:Spiders taste like chicken?
Who knew. . .
"A pig like that you don't eat all to oncet."Dave wrote:As they say on the farm, "If you're going to eat it, don't name it." This reportedly minimizes the emotional difficulties involved in (e.g.) "Wilbur" becoming "bacon".Grantwhy wrote:To Calista, what is the difference between a spider that is a "little sweetie bear" and "comfort food"?
Hannelore will NEVER want to come to the Library - ever.My2Cents wrote:Library spiders
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