mandie wrote:

Pierre wrote: Why not throw in a articulating hair potency test as well?

i do not mind, i will do the articulating hair of any t

Theraphosa blondi?

People Take adults, "give them gas" using sodastream cylinder gas (as it works as anastetic) milk them, take the poison and inject it under close observation.

Zerocool wrote: People Take adults, "give them gas" using sodastream cylinder gas (as it works as anastetic) milk them, take the poison and inject it under close observation.

how will we know then if it is a dry bite?
but not a bad idea..

SpoQ wrote:

mandie wrote:

Pierre wrote: Why not throw in a articulating hair potency test as well?

i do not mind, i will do the articulating hair of any t

Theraphosa blondi?

name your ts...
anyone in pretoria can help me by let me use there ts and stand and watch, i do not have adults.
but we should decide who is in and not.
everybode willing say "I" and for what bite or hair and what t.

"I" any t provide ( articulating hair )

This thread has taken a rather interesting turn of events. :woohoo:

Sounds really interesting and will prove good information im sure, but I all things scientific, there are a few more things one needs to mention as possible variables:

Whether you're planning on getting bit, or daring the hairs, people should be infected at the same area. Which brings me to the next thing, and I think it has been touched on; people have different eactions to T venom so ideally the test subject should be one person (which is a little impractical at this point of the conversation and time consuming between bites).

For safety, if you really plan on being bit or have hairs flicked at you (and don't quote me on this) keep an antihistamine handy.

My 2c.

mandie wrote:

Zerocool wrote: People Take adults, "give them gas" using sodastream cylinder gas (as it works as anastetic) milk them, take the poison and inject it under close observation.

how will we know then if it is a dry bite?
but not a bad idea..

Wouldn't milking them and having the venom mean its not dry? Or otherwise said, isn't a dry bite and bite that doesn't inject venom, but you receive a form of mechanical damage to the area?

MAYBE it will give a diffrent reaction when you milk them instead of a bite...
well anyhow i will do the hair then, im that one person then.