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maybe if i say "CRICKEY" more ppl will understand that as an Australian i have an inbuilt genetic knowledge of Snakes, introduced Cats & Foxes, and Drop Bears .
introduced Wild Cats will wipe out a population of poorly defended rodents faster and harder than Chuck Norris whipes his ass. Snakes run in fear. It's even been rumoured that Wild Cats are evolving laser vision, while snakes don't even have TOES. "★■◆● you snakes" is what cats say, then they fly off like ninjas into the night.
introduced Wild Cats will wipe out a population of poorly defended rodents faster and harder than Chuck Norris whipes his ass. Snakes run in fear. It's even been rumoured that Wild Cats are evolving laser vision, while snakes don't even have TOES. "★■◆● you snakes" is what cats say, then they fly off like ninjas into the night.
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Perhaps you should send some of these super cats to Florida as large pythons have been eating cats.roid wrote: Snakes run in fear. It's even been rumoured that Wild Cats are evolving laser vision, while snakes don't even have TOES. "**** you snakes" is what cats say, then they fly off like ninjas into the night.
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Lethal? So you were there and witnessed the killing? No? How do you know the guy didn't find the snake dead and hack it with a hoe just to make sure?Phoenix Red wrote:Is that apart from the lethal wound in the back of it's neck?Iceman wrote:You guys have no evidence whatsoever to base an opinion of the killing of this snake. For all you know, it could have died of old age.
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Diedel: LOL! Your avatar smells bad and has rabies ...Iceman wrote:You guys have no evidence whatsoever to base an opinion of the killing of this snake. For all you know, it could have died of old age.
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Let me guess, Ace lives in Riverdale GA?
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Were you there either? No. We can only assume that individual killed the snake since he is holding the body. However, like you said, none of us were there so it would be presumptuous to make a judgement as to who killed it on such little evidence at hand. The only thing we know is that it quite obviously did NOT die of old age. Anyone can clearly see that. The wound behind its head quite obviously severed the snake's spinal cord. Granted, severing the spinal cord will not kill you in most cases (actually, I've never heard of anyone dying just from having their spinal cord severed, but I'm not going to assume there weren't any.) its still a debilitating injury that would eventually kill the snake because it wouldn't be able to move. If it can't move, it'll die from malnutrition.Iceman wrote:Lethal? So you were there and witnessed the killing? No? How do you know the guy didn't find the snake dead and hack it with a hoe just to make sure?
I repeat ...Iceman wrote:You guys have no evidence whatsoever to base an opinion of the killing of this snake. For all you know, it could have died of old age.
Now, I'm no forensics expert, but judging from the shape of the wound it appears that it was stabbed by a small shovel, or whacked with a hoe a couple of times. Either way, a severed spinal cord would be the least of its worries. Such blows would cause massive internal injuries, which would very likely be fatal.
That being said, I'm not going to debate whether or not the snake was a threat to this man, or anyone living with him since we have no idea where the confrontation took place. There are no facts either way, and it still wouldn't do the snake any good. Lets just stick to the fact that its a cool bigass snake.
I was in particular refering to this:Dedman wrote:I believe the age of conscent here is 15 or 16.woodchip wrote:Yes GA is one of the few states where a adult can legally marry a minor child. So I guess finding a virgin there may be a tad difficult. Then again doesn't Ace live down that way? If so a virgin cat may also be hard to find.
A pregnant 37-year-old Georgia woman who eloped with a 15-year-old boy was in jail on charges of child molestation, authorities said on Tuesday. Lisa Lynnette Clark was arrested last week in Hall County, Georgia a day after a judge married her and the unidentified teenager. Clark was being jailed in Gainesville, about 50 miles northeast of Atlanta. Clark and the teen had a sexual relationship, perhaps for as long as two years, according to the Hall County Sheriff's Department, which is investigating the case.