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Side note if you see them in your bathroom they're thirsty so flick some small droplets of water near them and give them an opportunity to drink before you relocate them.
Would you rather have other pests like cockroaches?
It's possible it could maybe be a young one, but too me it's legs proportions to it's body just looks off compared to all the huntsmans I've seen. Typically their legs are much longer making it look like they have small bodies but this spider looks much more well rounded in its proportions.
On mobile mate, the picture just shows straight in the feed unless it's marked NSFW, in which case it's blurred. Not really a huge ask.
They are more prominent on wolf spiders, but the pattern on the back is more huntsman.
Wolf spiders have a distinct pattern, but the Flash might have blurred it out
Err on the side of caution, because the internet will tell you wolf spiders aren't poisonous, but that's American wolf spiders. Australian wolf spiders are indeed poisonous
Huntsmen only really scare people cause they're big and move fast. But in reality they're just goofballs who are really timid and prefer to run away than get in a fight
The only time they're really aggressive is if it's a female with an egg sac/babies but other than that they're more scared of you than you are of them
Scary part is that it was Gone after I went to grab a glass for it
Yes
Do you mean venomous, or do you plan on eating them?
Okay. Weird but you do you.
Ur telling me ud rather have spiders lurking around ?
I’d take a huntsman anyway over a cockroach those things are nasty and infest
Yeah, but I'm not arachnophobic so I can recognise that they are chill and eat the things that are the real problem.
I've even handled spiders to move them when they are in the way. One time I had a real beauty of a nocturnal orb weaver make a web across my front door. A quick shift to the side and both they and I were happy.
Fair call , anything but spiders for me tbh.
Haha each to their own. I have a fear of cockroaches but not spiders
I recently received a 27 on both of the act tests I took. The first one I didn’t really study for and the second one I studied extensively for. On my practice tests I was able to get a 34 on all sections, but when I sit down I have awful anxiety and my reading speed becomes extremely slow. I used math and grammar chops and took practice tests from the official ACT book. I don’t know what to do it feels like even if I study more, I can’t get over the debilitating anxiety of a test in-person. What should I do?
I signed up for the essay portion for September before I actually knew it didn't matter. Is it possible to get a refund for this section or not take it at all?
You don’t have to take it. When I took mine, she gave everyone the option to leave after the main text. I’m not sure whether you get a refund or not.
Alright, thanks!
Hey all, I'm a former Perth resident now living overseas. I'm coming back with my wife for Christmas and in particular I'm looking for new restaurants worth a shot and new hikes or walking trails. That said, I'm always up for hearing about the old classics that make Perth special too.
I was back last year but my wife has not been back in five years. One thing I never appreciated when I lived in Perth was the variety of restaurants and I'm keen to try everything from market stalls to higher end experiences.
And as for the hiking, looking for hikes relatively close to the city that have good biodiversity or are just relaxed places to feel peaceful.
Sorry I can't be more helpful, but let me know what springs into your minds!
Crippling rent
Friends of mine recently went to a restaurant called Fallow and raved about it. It’s next on my list.
Amount of crackheads
Gage roads Freo, Mitchell fwy widening.....almost finished.....Kwinana fwy widening finished...waiting on next widening project....Tonkin hwy extended....oh....and Yanchep has a train station. As for restaurants they keep coming and going.....there's a Yo-chi in vic park
There are a few new restaurants that are good, balthazar, 20 seats, no Mafia has moved and is bigger, you have 3 or 4 new restaurants in yagan square.
Lots more burger places, bad love burger, local bird, Compton burger,...
As new bars, you have new bars in yagan square, toots at the back of sneaky Tony's if you like 80s vibes, not sure if royals already existed before you left, 18kn, santini bar 1st floor of the qt hotel, and the rooftop of the qt hotel, flight club, foxtrot unicorn, volstewd lounge.
Coogee Common is great. I think that opened roughly 5 years ago, I'm not sure.
Uhhhh... the Airport train line tunnel is kinda cool if you're into civil engineering type stuff.
Scarborough night markets thursday nights in summer. Goes off
The Yongar trail loop is new. It’s the first trail in that kind of country and it’s a great overnight hike. (Or day hike if you’re very fit)
In Dwellingup there is a whole mountain bike network called “Murray Trails” that is new. They’ve built a pedestrian/cyclist only bridge over Baden Powel spout on the river so we can get to the trail from the Lane Poole side of the river. It’s pretty awesome actually.
They’ve re-routed the Munda Biddi (1000km Mundaring to Albany off road bike trail), and it now takes in the new Murray Trails, and goes through the tingle forest down in Walpole and along the beach at Greens Pool and Lights Beach in Denmark, and then through the wind farm to Albany. Incredible improvements and makes it worth recommending to overseas travelers.
The Optus stadium is new and there is a zip line from the pedestrian bridge that goes out to it.
They’ve built more bike paths up the coast, and now you can cycle along the beach from Scarborough to Burns Beach (except for a small bit they still have to fill in where they’re building). It’s a great day ride with lunch at the burns beach cafe!
I’m not sure if the restaurants on City Beach were there 5 years ago? It’s great watching the sunset over the sea and having dinner (casual at Clancy’s fish pub or fancy at Hamilton’s - both great at what they do)
There’s a new middle eastern restaurant in Freo that is the bomb. I’ll come back and edit this comment when I remember the name of it!
C Reataurant is now terrible so don’t bother with that.
Not a hike or restaurant, but the WA museum (Boola Bardip) reopened a few years ago, definitely worth a visit!
For restaurants, The French Accent is good fun and Coogee Common has a neat kitchen garden to plate thing going on, with some cool gardens to wander through.
Me. I'm new.
Sadly, lots if good places closed due to the C19 pandemic.
Go for a hike up the lesmurdie Falls in lesmurdie/forrestfield. Beautiful with all the rain we've had lately
Yagan square is pretty good now tbh
Galleria is still a nostalgic experience
Heaps of places. Edward and Ida's and Fallow in the city I'd recommend.
Flood of people. Too busy everywhere now.
The [Kwinana Loop](https://www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/council/documents,-publications-and-forms/publications-and-forms-(all)/information-sheets-and-guides/2020/kwinana-loop-trail-guide) has been upgraded and it’s a great walk or bike ride.
Just ate at Mister D'Arcy in North Beach recently and it was excellent, opened in 2022 so newish.
Extra lane(s) on the freeway
To many people and the Kwinana Freeway is even more fucked
mPox
Hadiqa
There are some train tracks on Tonkin Highway now
Hiking in late December will be starting to get quite warm, and you may have missed out on all the wildflowers. lots of rare birds arrive in December though.
A few new bars have opened on William St, a new one just opened this week (Bar Love).
Double Rainbow at Rechabite is fantastic for food, go there if you haven't been before.
Everything costs a shittonne more.
Literally nothing except population
Welcome to country ceremonies. Have one when you wake up, before smoko and before bed. Before anything you do now you must perform a welcome to country.
What's new??? $2/litre petrol, half-a-million dollar one bedroom apartments and that fucking awful drinkable piss commonly known as 'Prime'.
What a time to be alive... 🤦‍
Criminal levels of Homelessness, government corruption and suicide are pretty new
And crippling house prices
Christ, the negativity in this sub is real.
I went for drinks and was disappointed they had no WA beers on tap (and they owned Dutch trading Co for years too so they should know better) . Food might be decent though.
Sunday roast dinner is great
Ah yes, the old crackhead watching in the Perth CBD. Pick your favourite bench, have a seat, and see all the crackheads in the wild. If you’re lucky, one will come up to you and mutter something like “eh brah, gimmie a ciggie eh brah dog c***” and that’s a polite way of them asking for a cigarette.
I was going to say the ~~happening~~ widening surely has been going on more than 5 years. But you are right, not quite 5 years
Yoy say mitchell is nearly finished, but does it just start northbound next?
Five year olds should not be on reddit
Any specific ones?
A lot of better places stayed open.
The people down voting this are definitely not west Australian 🤦‍
Since you’re taking the piss, I assume you’re not aboriginal, so it would be an acknowledgment of country for you. Us wadjella can’t do welcome to country
I think I've been involved in one in my entire life.
Finally caught up to where they should be.
Negativity directly proportional to Perths rating on the nailing it scale.
Lol guys stop bringing down the mood. I know the constant threat of potential homelessness looms over you every 12 months, but some of us are insulated from that and being reminded of it all the time is uncomfortable. It's like having to walk over sleeping homeless people...eww
Don't forget watching them get arrested and scream profanity even more!
Sure felt like an eternity didn’t it
Seems the logical solution. But companies want staff to get to work knowing time, getting home who cares to them
Theo and Co
Nah I’m Australian I was born here. Just like the First Nations people, we were both born here so we are all one.
Welcome to country.
https://preview.redd.it/…07781d60dfab93cf
So edgy!
Hey i've been preparing for the ACT recently and Im wondering what Science Tips you guys have. Currently Im trying to completely get rid of silly mistakes like misreading a graph or misunderstanding a question and I was wondering what tips you guys have to help fix this.
Hi guys,
I’m looking for a private Omakase chef for a in-house experience for Monday 9th September.
TIA
You are probably in luck because it’s a Monday and most restaurants will be shut. Have you tried contacting the chefs or restaurants directly?
Don’t expect it to be cheap though.

Side note if you see them in your bathroom they're thirsty so flick some small droplets of water near them and give them an opportunity to drink before you relocate them.

Would you rather have other pests like cockroaches?

It's possible it could maybe be a young one, but too me it's legs proportions to it's body just looks off compared to all the huntsmans I've seen. Typically their legs are much longer making it look like they have small bodies but this spider looks much more well rounded in its proportions.

On mobile mate, the picture just shows straight in the feed unless it's marked NSFW, in which case it's blurred. Not really a huge ask.

They are more prominent on wolf spiders, but the pattern on the back is more huntsman.

Wolf spiders have a distinct pattern, but the Flash might have blurred it out

Err on the side of caution, because the internet will tell you wolf spiders aren't poisonous, but that's American wolf spiders. Australian wolf spiders are indeed poisonous

Huntsmen only really scare people cause they're big and move fast. But in reality they're just goofballs who are really timid and prefer to run away than get in a fight

The only time they're really aggressive is if it's a female with an egg sac/babies but other than that they're more scared of you than you are of them

Scary part is that it was Gone after I went to grab a glass for it

Yes

Do you mean venomous, or do you plan on eating them?

Okay. Weird but you do you.

Ur telling me ud rather have spiders lurking around ?

I’d take a huntsman anyway over a cockroach those things are nasty and infest

Yeah, but I'm not arachnophobic so I can recognise that they are chill and eat the things that are the real problem.

I've even handled spiders to move them when they are in the way. One time I had a real beauty of a nocturnal orb weaver make a web across my front door. A quick shift to the side and both they and I were happy.

Fair call , anything but spiders for me tbh.

Haha each to their own. I have a fear of cockroaches but not spiders

I recently received a 27 on both of the act tests I took. The first one I didn’t really study for and the second one I studied extensively for. On my practice tests I was able to get a 34 on all sections, but when I sit down I have awful anxiety and my reading speed becomes extremely slow. I used math and grammar chops and took practice tests from the official ACT book. I don’t know what to do it feels like even if I study more, I can’t get over the debilitating anxiety of a test in-person. What should I do?

I signed up for the essay portion for September before I actually knew it didn't matter. Is it possible to get a refund for this section or not take it at all?

You don’t have to take it. When I took mine, she gave everyone the option to leave after the main text. I’m not sure whether you get a refund or not.

Alright, thanks!

Hey all, I'm a former Perth resident now living overseas. I'm coming back with my wife for Christmas and in particular I'm looking for new restaurants worth a shot and new hikes or walking trails. That said, I'm always up for hearing about the old classics that make Perth special too.

I was back last year but my wife has not been back in five years. One thing I never appreciated when I lived in Perth was the variety of restaurants and I'm keen to try everything from market stalls to higher end experiences.

And as for the hiking, looking for hikes relatively close to the city that have good biodiversity or are just relaxed places to feel peaceful.

Sorry I can't be more helpful, but let me know what springs into your minds!

Crippling rent

Friends of mine recently went to a restaurant called Fallow and raved about it. It’s next on my list.

Amount of crackheads

Gage roads Freo, Mitchell fwy widening.....almost finished.....Kwinana fwy widening finished...waiting on next widening project....Tonkin hwy extended....oh....and Yanchep has a train station. As for restaurants they keep coming and going.....there's a Yo-chi in vic park

There are a few new restaurants that are good, balthazar, 20 seats, no Mafia has moved and is bigger, you have 3 or 4 new restaurants in yagan square.

Lots more burger places, bad love burger, local bird, Compton burger,...

As new bars, you have new bars in yagan square, toots at the back of sneaky Tony's if you like 80s vibes, not sure if royals already existed before you left, 18kn, santini bar 1st floor of the qt hotel, and the rooftop of the qt hotel, flight club, foxtrot unicorn, volstewd lounge.

Coogee Common is great. I think that opened roughly 5 years ago, I'm not sure.

Uhhhh... the Airport train line tunnel is kinda cool if you're into civil engineering type stuff.

Scarborough night markets thursday nights in summer. Goes off

The Yongar trail loop is new. It’s the first trail in that kind of country and it’s a great overnight hike. (Or day hike if you’re very fit)

In Dwellingup there is a whole mountain bike network called “Murray Trails” that is new. They’ve built a pedestrian/cyclist only bridge over Baden Powel spout on the river so we can get to the trail from the Lane Poole side of the river. It’s pretty awesome actually.

They’ve re-routed the Munda Biddi (1000km Mundaring to Albany off road bike trail), and it now takes in the new Murray Trails, and goes through the tingle forest down in Walpole and along the beach at Greens Pool and Lights Beach in Denmark, and then through the wind farm to Albany. Incredible improvements and makes it worth recommending to overseas travelers.

The Optus stadium is new and there is a zip line from the pedestrian bridge that goes out to it.

They’ve built more bike paths up the coast, and now you can cycle along the beach from Scarborough to Burns Beach (except for a small bit they still have to fill in where they’re building). It’s a great day ride with lunch at the burns beach cafe!

I’m not sure if the restaurants on City Beach were there 5 years ago? It’s great watching the sunset over the sea and having dinner (casual at Clancy’s fish pub or fancy at Hamilton’s - both great at what they do)

There’s a new middle eastern restaurant in Freo that is the bomb. I’ll come back and edit this comment when I remember the name of it!

C Reataurant is now terrible so don’t bother with that.

Not a hike or restaurant, but the WA museum (Boola Bardip) reopened a few years ago, definitely worth a visit!

For restaurants, The French Accent is good fun and Coogee Common has a neat kitchen garden to plate thing going on, with some cool gardens to wander through.

Me. I'm new.

Sadly, lots if good places closed due to the C19 pandemic.

Go for a hike up the lesmurdie Falls in lesmurdie/forrestfield. Beautiful with all the rain we've had lately

Yagan square is pretty good now tbh

Galleria is still a nostalgic experience

Heaps of places. Edward and Ida's and Fallow in the city I'd recommend.

Flood of people. Too busy everywhere now.

The [Kwinana Loop](https://www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/council/documents,-publications-and-forms/publications-and-forms-(all)/information-sheets-and-guides/2020/kwinana-loop-trail-guide) has been upgraded and it’s a great walk or bike ride.

Just ate at Mister D'Arcy in North Beach recently and it was excellent, opened in 2022 so newish.

Extra lane(s) on the freeway

To many people and the Kwinana Freeway is even more fucked

mPox

Hadiqa

There are some train tracks on Tonkin Highway now

Hiking in late December will be starting to get quite warm, and you may have missed out on all the wildflowers. lots of rare birds arrive in December though.

A few new bars have opened on William St, a new one just opened this week (Bar Love).

Double Rainbow at Rechabite is fantastic for food, go there if you haven't been before.

Everything costs a shittonne more.

Literally nothing except population

Welcome to country ceremonies. Have one when you wake up, before smoko and before bed. Before anything you do now you must perform a welcome to country.

What's new??? $2/litre petrol, half-a-million dollar one bedroom apartments and that fucking awful drinkable piss commonly known as 'Prime'.

What a time to be alive... 🤦‍

Criminal levels of Homelessness, government corruption and suicide are pretty new

And crippling house prices

Christ, the negativity in this sub is real.

I went for drinks and was disappointed they had no WA beers on tap (and they owned Dutch trading Co for years too so they should know better) . Food might be decent though.

Sunday roast dinner is great

Ah yes, the old crackhead watching in the Perth CBD. Pick your favourite bench, have a seat, and see all the crackheads in the wild. If you’re lucky, one will come up to you and mutter something like “eh brah, gimmie a ciggie eh brah dog c***” and that’s a polite way of them asking for a cigarette.

I was going to say the ~~happening~~ widening surely has been going on more than 5 years. But you are right, not quite 5 years

Yoy say mitchell is nearly finished, but does it just start northbound next?

Five year olds should not be on reddit

Any specific ones?

A lot of better places stayed open.

The people down voting this are definitely not west Australian 🤦‍

Since you’re taking the piss, I assume you’re not aboriginal, so it would be an acknowledgment of country for you. Us wadjella can’t do welcome to country

I think I've been involved in one in my entire life.

Finally caught up to where they should be.

Negativity directly proportional to Perths rating on the nailing it scale.

Lol guys stop bringing down the mood. I know the constant threat of potential homelessness looms over you every 12 months, but some of us are insulated from that and being reminded of it all the time is uncomfortable. It's like having to walk over sleeping homeless people...eww

Don't forget watching them get arrested and scream profanity even more!

Sure felt like an eternity didn’t it

Seems the logical solution. But companies want staff to get to work knowing time, getting home who cares to them

Theo and Co

Nah I’m Australian I was born here. Just like the First Nations people, we were both born here so we are all one.

Welcome to country.

https://preview.redd.it/…07781d60dfab93cf

So edgy!

Hey i've been preparing for the ACT recently and Im wondering what Science Tips you guys have. Currently Im trying to completely get rid of silly mistakes like misreading a graph or misunderstanding a question and I was wondering what tips you guys have to help fix this.

Hi guys,

I’m looking for a private Omakase chef for a in-house experience for Monday 9th September.

TIA

You are probably in luck because it’s a Monday and most restaurants will be shut. Have you tried contacting the chefs or restaurants directly?

Don’t expect it to be cheap though.