By SHAUNA ANDERSON
Just the thought of spiders makes me hunch over a little and my eyes dart around checking there isn’t anything black hairy and wiggly in the nearby vicinity.
That’s why this isn’t just scary it’s FREAKING TERRIYING.
This guy went on what was meant to be the holiday of a lifetime and ended up in a major international hospital with a spider burrowing in his stomach.
LIVING INSIDE HIM.
And moving up his chest.
Dylan Thomas’s Facebook page talks of normal, happy, everyday things in the weeks leading up to his holiday in Bali.
He sweetly describes his excitement a week before he is due to depart for his holiday.
He then writes of the thrill of waking up knowing he had just 24 hours to go till his holiday.
His everyday, classic trip to Bali.
Beer, cheap t-shirts, sunburn.
That’s what he was expecting.
Not something like the chest-buster scene from Aliens, or that bug that gets sucked out of Neo’s stomach in Matrix.
Not a giant f**king spider inhabiting his body.
(Ok, so it was actually tiny but it LIVED IN HIS BODY)
Dylan Thomas from Bunbury in West Australia had been doing the normal Bali-holiday thing for just three days when his body was invaded.
He woke up to find this.
A bizarre red trail running 5cm from his naval towards his chest.
Top Comments
Yikes and Ick, in equal measures there.
Oh and by the way, naval = pertaining to the Navy. Navel = belly button. Just sayin.
Another reason to put me off going to Bali!
Just because this happened to this guy, doesn't mean it will happen to you. Bali is an amazingly beautiful place! (Yes, I have been there & I was completely ensconced with it!) This is just one instance, of some poor unlucky bugger, copping an arachnid to the abdomen. Australia has creatures, critters & animals that are listed as some of the most venomous, poisonous & deadly in the entire world!!! Come to Australia, where the plants are poisonous, the critters are highly venomous & the wildlife will take a bite outta ya, as soon as they look at ya. Great tourism angle... " Australia. Enjoy yourself, relax and try not to die." A life lived in fear, is a life half lived. Get out there, Carpe Diem.