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Good pic's Ken..........I always end up showing you post to my wife.

Keep them coming.....Also you good reviews.....on cigars....I look forward to to them also.

Always great to read:

Carlos Miami

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» In FLA we are having a major issue with snakes:

» Check out this link to a news:

»

» http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12267540/

That's going to make an unbelievable mess after the snake's done digesting it. For those of you who've never owned a snake, the enzymes in the snake's stomach digest the meat and muscle but not the hair and bones which are eventually regurgitated in a slimy mass. :hungry:

Hope I didn't gross anyone out too much. But, for those of you thinking you might want to own a snake, you might think twice. ;-)

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I just dont get the attraction of snakes and rats as pets...gross...

» » In FLA we are having a major issue with snakes:

» » Check out this link to a news:

» »

» » http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12267540/

»

» That's going to make an unbelievable mess after the snake's done digesting

» it. For those of you who've never owned a snake, the enzymes in the

» snake's stomach digest the meat and muscle but not the hair and bones

» which are eventually regurgitated in a slimy mass. :hungry:

»

» Hope I didn't gross anyone out too much. But, for those of you thinking

» you might want to own a snake, you might think twice. ;-)

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some photos of less than clever snakes that may interest some. have done this in several posts as site kept dumping me out.

this one swallowed an electric blanket. text to follow.

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Posted

they operated and saved the snake. no word on the blanket.

then we have the trying to swallow the pregnant sheep.

eventually it tossed it back up (seems a shame having gone to so much trouble). no word on what the villagers did to the snake after that but one suspects it did not have a happy future.

image1935.jpg

Posted

» and finally we have the snake which tried to swallow the gator but

» exploded. not a win-win for either i would have thought.

»

» image1936.jpgI remember this happening. It happened in the Everglades here in Florida. The snake was a Burmese Python, which are not native to this country. Someone had a pet and decided to set it free in the wild and they are quickly getting out of control and growing rather large. If you live in South Florida or near the Everglades, you might want to be careful!

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Here's a couple of photos from an earlier post....... It would seem that size doesn't put off a hungry snake ( the food is a kangaroo)

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Posted

» they operated and saved the snake. no word on the blanket.

» then we have the trying to swallow the pregnant sheep.

» eventually it tossed it back up (seems a shame having gone to so much

» trouble). no word on what the villagers did to the snake after that but

» one suspects it did not have a happy future.

»

» image1935.jpg

My girlfriend is Nigerian, where ball pythons are native, and they can and will swallow a goat or sheep whole if they're reeeeeeeeeeally hungry.

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