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05-15-2014 02:40 PM
On 5/14/2014 twopeas said:These animals belong in the wild, not kept in homes where they can kill people and pets. Constrictors are very dangerous. Plus, I feel sorry for them. It's horrible that they are kept in a glass cage. A real shame.
I agree with this. These people who get animals like this drive me crazy. People buying monkeys that are ripped out of their mothers hands as soon as they are born so they can be sold to people is absolutely disgusting. It causes both major depression. You hear stories of people owning tigers, lions and all kinds of animals that are supposed to be in the wild. I have no sympathy when I hear a monkey has torn its owners face off. People like this really infuriate me.
05-15-2014 02:42 PM
I showed this to my husband - he said "" so i guess that is why everyone in Texas needs a gun.""
05-15-2014 03:51 PM
I bet she won't have a rat infestation.
05-15-2014 04:11 PM
On 5/14/2014 twopeas said:These animals belong in the wild, not kept in homes where they can kill people and pets. Constrictors are very dangerous. Plus, I feel sorry for them. It's horrible that they are kept in a glass cage. A real shame.
I agree!
05-15-2014 04:19 PM
I cannot imagine this type of snake coming up through a toilet. Besides, they are not even 'water-type' snakes are they?
I wonder if these people keep doors open or something. I have to admit that my first thought was 'how does a snake that large get all the way into somebody's house and find his/her way to their bathroom?'.
I have a neighbor who frequently keeps their back door open all day long (in warmer weather). I don't know how people do that. If I get one fly in the house I'm hating it.
Once, when I lived in Carson City, a scorpion got in my apartment. This was over 30 years ago and I remember thinking - how could the scorpion get in the apartment, go down the stairs, and into the bathroom. Fortunately, the husband took care of matters and tried to spare me even knowing about it.
05-15-2014 04:58 PM
Police believe the African python slipped into the house when Rodriguez left the back door open after bathing her three household guinea pigs and putting the critters in outdoor pens.
Rodriguez says she heard strange noises, returned to the bathroom and discovered the snake crawling into the tub. She called 911.
College Station police and animal control officers removed the snake, using a city trash can as a temporary receptacle for the reptile.
No guinea pigs were harmed.
05-15-2014 05:17 PM
Whoa, that's a big'in! I would scream bloody murder...it is quite an awesome snake though...
05-16-2014 12:05 AM
On 5/15/2014 VCamp2748 said:Another Peeping Tom? Or maybe I should say, Peeing Tom?
oh geez! That was very punny! LOL! Drum roll please
05-16-2014 11:41 AM
05-16-2014 11:45 AM
I am not sure I could ever go in that bathroom again...literally.
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