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Pet Snake Suffocates Owner in Colorado
Associated Press ^
| Sunday, February 10, 2002
Posted on 02/10/2002 7:44:44 PM PST by Dog Gone
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To: HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity
In my not so humble opinion,anyone who feeds and protects his natural enemies is a fool!!
To: Dog Gone
I guess it would be too obvious for one to fill a bathtub full of water and stick the python's head in it. I knew a snake handler that did just that when her large python wrapped around her. She kept a tub of water around where she danced just in case it happened again. Sometimes the snake was all she wore.
To: Dog Gone
I hate it when I see these guys walking around in public with their "pet" snakes. Snakes aren't meant to be pets. The main reason these guys parade around with their snakes is to show how tough they are. Also they enjoy annoying people who dislike snakes. So when a snake turns on it's "owner" I call it Karma.
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02/12/2002 4:24:59 PM PST
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PJ-Comix
To: HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity
About as bad as keeping a adder or viper for a pet.
It took 50,000 years to domesticate the dog, and I doubt a
snake will ever gain the brain capacity to be domesticated.
Python best served in a light butter sauce after grilling.. Yum, taste like chicken..lol
To: PJ-Comix
Part of it seems to involve sadistic tendencies. They get a bang out of feeding the snakes live rodents and rabbits. Weird.
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