I’ll let you figure out how the spider got itself in the toilet, but it’s always interesting to see our little arachnid swimming around in a pool of water…. it just so happens that the pool of water is also where we, er, do our business.
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If he didn’t thrash around so much he might have a chance. Most small spiders are light enough too not break surface tension.
Did you flush or did you save it?
I flushed.
Usually, these small creatures can ‘walk’ on water. The next thing that matters to them is how to get out of it. It’s harder than climbing a mountain.
Haha, I got the same question when I saw this and I’d do the same but won’t say anything to my wife afterward. 🙂
I think this is IE6 problem but just want to let you know anyway. Your sidebar is being pushed down to the bottom. I check it in FF and it works fine. Really don’t know if I should upgrade to IE7 or not for all the bad comments about IE7.
Thanks for pointing that out. What happened was that I made the main content column a touch too wide (forgot to factor in the padding). It should be fixed now.
Why didn’t you get the flushing on video? 🙁