B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart

B.C.

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  1. win

    win said, 3 months ago

    Nothin’ worse than a kink in your snake.

  2. The Nihilist

    The Nihilist said, 3 months ago

    That’s what you get for being a showoff

  3. afficionado

    afficionado said, 3 months ago

    Ask the fat broad for help
    Caution it may hurt a little

  4. Bruno Zeigerts

    Bruno Zeigerts said, 3 months ago

    @afficionado

    Awww,,, I was going to suggest that!

  5. capnLaz

    capnLaz said, 3 months ago

    You snost, you lost!

  6. Alan Rees

    Alan Rees said, 3 months ago

    A nice combination of Valentine’s and Chinese New Year themes. (We are entering the year of the snake.)

  7. J. Short

    J. Short said, 3 months ago

    No, but I can amputate.

  8. Rockngolfer

    Rockngolfer said, 3 months ago

    Hear about the python hunt in the Everglades?
    As many as 1500 people went out and caught 50 pythons.

  9. Nabuquduriuzhur

    Nabuquduriuzhur said, 3 months ago

    The snake didn’t give his sweetie an apple?

  10. Nabuquduriuzhur

    Nabuquduriuzhur said, 3 months ago

    re: rockingolfer

    Hadn’t heard of it, but I’m glad they thinned them out some.

  11. goweeder

    goweeder said, 3 months ago

    @Nabuquduriuzhur

    “Hadn’t heard of it, but I’m glad they thinned them out some.”
    ****************************************

    Wasn’t a drop in the bucket. Too little, too late. I suspect that the real reason
    was that each of those hunters had to pay a ‘fee’ to try to rid the Everglades
    of this very serious problem. We’re
    past the point of no return. We’re stuck with them now, and all the indigenous
    species will become extinct.

  12. Bruno Zeigerts

    Bruno Zeigerts said, 3 months ago

    @Rockngolfer

    Better than the Australian Army’s war on the emus.
    Or the Bloom County great snake hunt.

  13. Tacopielvr

    Tacopielvr said, 3 months ago

    @goweeder

    BTW, it IS a very serious problem BUT the general rumor is its because pet snake owners dump their snakes in the everglades when the snakes get too big is simply not true. Durring some of the major coastal storms of the last 15 years large collections of them held by breeders & sellers and pet importors escaped. After all, if you were a lazy, irresponsible snake owner would you drive hundreds (thousands) of miles to dump a snake?
    I was enlightened to this by one of the top enviromentalists in Florida who is involved with trying to curtail this very serious problem. And no, they did not charge a fee to the hunters. The snakes are VERY difficult to find in that environment.

  14. Tacopielvr

    Tacopielvr said, 3 months ago

    @win

    Lol, Snerk!

  15. goweeder

    goweeder said, 3 months ago

    goweeder said, less than a minute ago

    @Tacopielvr

    “And no, they did not charge a fee to the hunters.”

    ………………………………………………………………………

    I’m absolutely positive that the hunters had to pay a fee. I live in Sarasota, Florida and there was quite extensive coverage in our Sarasota Herald-Tribune. I didn’t bookmark any of the reports on the hunt, but I remember the fact that they DID have to pay a fee was definitely reported.
    More on the subject:

    http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130212/ARCHIVES/302121050/-1/todayspaper?Title=Elusive-pythons-still-worth-hunting

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