btw...

Do We Eat Spiders In Our Sleep?

Yes, only teeny tiny ones. The big mother lays the little teeny tiny eggs right over your bed. Then they hatch and all of the teeny tiny spiders land in your mouth, the timing is difficult and critical, if they miss the inhale then they scatter to the winds! So, the lucky ones manage to land in your mouth on the inhale and are sucked into your lungs where they incubate and come out later in the day when you cough. Every time you cough you're planting teeny tiny spiders all over the place! Ack!