How do cobwebs get started?

Question

I was following an imaginary labyrinth that had mythological figurines here and there; and running along the ceiling were ancient pipes and a lot of cobwebs, and dim light shone on the cobwebs; and I found myself wondering how the cobwebs got started.

I'm not asking about spider webs. I'm asking about cobwebs, for Christ-cakes!!

Answer 1

Oh for Heaven's sakes, children, cobwebs, are spider's webs that are abandoned and dust covered. They're not only found in mythological places but in very real places such as old buildings, barns and the rafters in old houses. Cobwebs have been used by healers (both then and now) to help a wound heal as the collegen in the web strands help the wound edges pull together so that it heals faster. To be blunt...cobwebs start when they first are extruded out of a spider's spinerets. I hope that's answered your questions.

Answer 2

At the dawn of being, a dark purple light shone. It was the beginning. The Spider Woman (also known as the Thought Woman, or the Creator) spun a line, forming the east, the west, the north, and the south.

Into the expanding space sprang the earth, and the void retreated from it as the tide, exposing clay.

Spider Woman used clay of many colors to create people: red, yellow, white, and black. Her care and craft shone in each detail. To each of her created beings she attached a thread of her great web, drawn from her own body. The thread connects all things in all ways; to see it is to know wisdom, and perceive creation.

As the light grew yellow, breath entered man.
As the light grew red, the first men and women stood proudly before their creator. Their hearts promised never to forget the web that binds us all, and the oneness of all things.

But they did forget. Often.

Spider Woman sent a great flood. And in time, she sent it again. Three times, she sent a great flood to destroy those who had forgotten the thread. The tears of her sorrow mixed with those of her anger and washed the world.

Each time, those who remembered her gift floated to the new world, climbing to safety through the Sipapu Pole, the womb of the Earth.

Spider Woman had two daughters, Ut Set and Nau Ut Set.

Ut Set took the Pueblo people as her children, becoming as their mother. Seeing darkness, she formed the sun to give light, warmth, to improve life. Not to be outdone, her sister Nau Ut Set took all other people as her children. She formed the moon, and hung it in the sky. She saw the cycle of all things, and made the moon the face of change. She created prayer sticks, and taught prayer.

Even with the sun and moon, it was still dark. Spider Woman herself fashioned the stars, the Star People, and gave them clear crystal eyes that twinkle in the darkness.

Spider Woman found her creations forgetful of the thread. Spider Woman weeps from time to time, bringing storm and flood. In between storms, every particle of thread or earth gathers together, drawn by their connection to the source. In the dark corners where the waters seldom flow, the cobwebs grow, mirroring the greater creation in miniature, reminding those who care to see of the Spider Woman and her web, and of the interconnectedness of all things.

Answer 3

what up turd smoker? i dont know..but..dust is 50% astroid dust(ones that burn in the atmosphere every day),30%mushroom spores,10%human dead skin cells and 10%'other'..you know that lint like dust under your fridge and stove?you put it in a cup and wet it and put it in a warm dark place and mushrooms will grow(possibly magical ones)..put a pot seed in a cup of it and water it in the sun and watch it grow, twice as fast and big...hope this helps out, you c.ock chop....

Answer 4

I suppose spiders make them.

Answer 5

i have no idea. i was wondering that myself

Answer 6

Ya HAD ta' ask.........