shereads
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rgraham666 said:You're a porn reader. You know exactly what they were doing.
I choose not to make the connection. It could be crippling.
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rgraham666 said:You're a porn reader. You know exactly what they were doing.
shereads said:I choose not to make the connection. It could be crippling.
No the rattle snake always goes on the drivers seat.....~photoguy~ said:being from Canada ... the idea of leaving a snake in/or close to one's vehicle to ward off bad guys is completely foreign to me. I'm sure a local thief would laff his head off if he saw any of these creatures nearby, and it would be a bitch to keep them from being covered in snow for 5 months of the year.
anyways ... I vote for the coral snake (maybe one on the driver's seat?)

SeaCat said:Sher,
Let me look around up here. I'm sure I can find a good sized, real looking rattle snake that I can rig up to rattle when anyone comes near. You will of course have to get the batteries yourself. I can't imagine the UPS driver being amused when the package sudden;t starts rattling as he picks it up
Cat
One other warning, make sure you remember you put it out there. Otherwise I'll have to come down and haul you out of a tree when you walk out to your car half asleep one morning and forget you had it out there.
shereads said:After a private consultation with Lucky, I've decided to go with a plumbers' snake. A couple of squirrels are still unaccounted for after Hurricane Wilma.
Boxlicker101 said:Who would be afraid of a plumbers' snake?
cheerful_deviant said:Have you ever seen the backside of a plumber? I can't imagine that their snakes are any better.