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Don't worry, no need to compare my man, for that both cars are garbage in a way or another. One (Aston Martin) overestimated/overpriced, the other good for a divorced beer addicted without a bit of class & style :-sIts like saying which is nicer, the Aston Martin DB9 http://cdn.pcwallart.com/images/aston-martin-db9-2015-wallpaper-3.jpg
Or the '89 camaro http://smclassiccars.com/uploads/po...0-leather-82-83-84-85-86-87-89-90-91-92-3.jpg
The LP is the camaro
Ya'll are going way to deep into this! LOL! XDLook at the the video at the :27 second mark then compare her right hand to the size of the tarantula . The national average for a woman hand is 6.7 inches so it can assumed that the T in the video is about seven inches . Granted it could be even smaller since she appears to be a fairly small woman or even a teenager . I think that the ratio for hand length compared to height is roughly .10 in woman so if that T is ten inches then her height would be around 100 inches or 8.3 feet . That skinny little gal is not eight feet tall . That is over a foot taller then Shaquille O'neal . The stories of ten inch LPs are just fish stories that are told about Ts that people have seen but there is never one actually around when it comes time to give proof .
This is what I do for a living . When one of our salesman are having a little trouble landing a new account I step in and seal the the deal . A couple of assumed stats , a few vague charts and a graph or two is usually all it takes to change a mind . Courtroom lawyers have been doing it for years and it has a very high success rate .Ya'll are going way to deep into this! LOL! XD
Do LPs really not get 10"?
I have heard that P. ornata can reach 10'', with one of the trusted dealers at repticon (he only does tarantulas) even having his 10 inch ornata with a measuring tape to show how big she was as a showcase spider.
So i've heard that p. rufilata can be a 10'' T, is this also marketing hype or is there truth to it?That's a freak. 7-8" is the norm for ornata. That's the problem with this hobby. The size of one unusual, old specimen gets paraded around like it's the norm. People buy LP's believing the marketing hype, and think they're guaranteed a 10" spider. I had an adult female LP that never grew past 7". I've never had an ornata go over 7". There are people that are seven feet tall, what's the average human height? I'm 6'5" and I'm taller than almost everyone I'm around. Once in a while I see someone taller than me, and it's an odd feeling for me, having to look up to see someone's face.
Please, let's us average sizes. What I see on some price lists is ridiculous. It's like saying the tallest height recorded for a human is what every child is going to grow up to be.
same thing i saidI think it's more that people lie about LPs because they produce such big sacs so they have a massive amount of slings to get rid of
some Ts do, but LP sizes are often exaggerated.Oh ok. That makes sense. Are there even any Ts that get 10" or is everyone lying? I feel so deceived.
So i've heard that p. rufilata can be a 10'' T, is this also marketing hype or is there truth to it?
This makes me itchy just watching it.This one looks close to 10 inches. Doesn't it? Maybe my eyes are deceived.