One of the ways I can go to catch a bus there is actually a sign with a picture of a snake on it. We have Tiger snakes during the summer and I think brown ones as well. I remember after we first moved here and there was blasting across the road for foundations for the new houses snakes would fly up in the air.

One of the ways I can go to catch a bus there is actually a sign with a picture of a snake on it. We have Tiger snakes during the summer and I think brown ones as well. I remember after we first moved here and there was blasting across the road for foundations for the new houses snakes would fly up in the air.

*light-headed*

Where do you live??

I watched that Infested! show again last night, well, didn't watch it so much as listen to it. I didn't want to look at snakes before going to bed. At any rate, they did another story, this time in Colorado, almost identical to the one I mentioned above. There were well over 20,000 snakes hibernating beneath this house and everyone in town knew it as "the snake house" except for the owners. They were going to sue the previous owners for not telling them but they could not afford the $30,000 court costs. They took the high road and just moved to a rental in Wyoming. If that was me, somebody would have received a good ol' fashioned ass whoopin' in the parking lot outside they job, or at least got their tires slashed.

So...dilemma...I have a huge fear of snakes but a huge curiosity. I just know that if I click that link there is going to be a giant picture of a nasty snake. Someone want to give me a rundown of the article? lol

One of the ways I can go to catch a bus there is actually a sign with a picture of a snake on it. We have Tiger snakes during the summer and I think brown ones as well. I remember after we first moved here and there was blasting across the road for foundations for the new houses snakes would fly up in the air.

I get brown ones and common tree snakes around my pool occasionally. The absolute worst though was when there was a massive common death adder in my neighbour's garden- I almost passed out.

I have much worse problems with funnel web and trapdoor spiders then I've ever had with snakes.

One of the ways I can go to catch a bus there is actually a sign with a picture of a snake on it. We have Tiger snakes during the summer and I think brown ones as well. I remember after we first moved here and there was blasting across the road for foundations for the new houses snakes would fly up in the air.

I didn't get a chance to respond the other day, but I hope you're doing okay with the heat and fires as well. I haven't been personally affected by any of the fires, but the heat has been just brutal. How is the heat where you are (near Melbourne right?)

I am absolutely terrified of snakes and I just know that if I open that link I'm gonna fall out.

The picture is of the big python hanging on the wing. There's also blood. It's at a distance, not nearly as bad as that terrifying pic of the HUGE sheep eating snake in Australia that died on the electric fence. My grandmother sent that to me as a forward with a title like "check this out". I scrolled down and:

*light-headed* Where do you live?? I watched that Infested! show again last night, well, didn't watch it so much as listen to it. I didn't want to look at snakes before going to bed. At any rate, they did another story, this time in Colorado, almost identical to the one I mentioned above. There were well over 20,000 snakes hibernating beneath this house and everyone in town knew it as "the snake house" except for the owners. They were going to sue the previous owners for not telling them but they could not afford the $30,000 court costs. They took the high road and just moved to a rental in Wyoming. If that was me, somebody would have received a good ol' fashioned ass whoopin' in the parking lot outside they job, or at least got their tires slashed.

I live in Melbourne, Australia. We have a creek across the road, but it has been cleaned up a hell of a lot over the last 20 odd years They have built a park, a BBQ area and a car parking area.

Ah, Melbourne, my friend did a semester there while at Bryn Mawr. They say it's like the Boston of Australia.

Maybe I would feel differently about snakes had I grew up in constant contact with them, like in Louisiana or Texas.

I didn't get a chance to respond the other day, but I hope you're doing okay with the heat and fires as well. I haven't been personally affected by any of the fires, but the heat has been just brutal. How is the heat where you are (near Melbourne right?)

Yep, near Melbourne. Haven't been affected by the fires either.

Weather is really crazy here high 30s one day and low 20s the next, but the heat seems to stick around.

Edited January 12, 201312 yr by SnCCorinthos4ever

The picture is of the big python hanging on the wing. There's also blood. It's at a distance, not nearly as bad as that terrifying pic of the HUGE sheep eating snake in Australia that died on the electric fence. My grandmother sent that to me as a forward with a title like "check this out". I scrolled down and:

.

You made me google that [!@#$%^&*] last year and I've never been the same since

LMAO, it's terrifying!

Awww, you guys don't want to be brave like me and hold a cobra? (Although I admit I was a bit terrified)

http://t.co/pzOdCBNP

Edited January 12, 201312 yr by AdelaideCate007

You crazy ass bitch! Forget that [!@#$%^&*]!

I'm scared to click!!