The great snake debate - the truth please!

[Guest Squareman]

:biglaugh:

 

I'll tell you a true story though..........

 

My boss has a shack down on the peninsula which he rents out. He keeps a couple of kayaks in the shed for tenents to use, and one particular weekend, a bloke took a kayak and had paddled a fair distance out before he noticed that a Redback spider must have laid eggs in the kayak as there were dozens of little baby Redbacks crawling on his lap, up his arms etc

 

[adelaidenow]

I said the same thing about blood thirsty dingoes roaming the streets and there was an uproar on here! The board's resident drama-loving thickos were going 'no there isnt!

Dont listen to him!'

 

Just wait guys, wont be long before some saddo comes on and says 'you really shouldnt be saying stuff like this....whinge whinge whinge' LOL

 

And who were they? And there I was thinking calling someone a thicko is not allowed.

 

Obviously you weren't talking about me, because being thick isn't one of my traits. I think you should retract that statement before you get into trouble with mods for personal attacks.

[Guest Squareman]

:biglaugh::biglaugh:

[Guest lastboyscout]

Can spiders swim?? With all this rain at the moment, they have probably all been washed out to sea:biglaugh:

 

Thats where the sharks kick in , hundreds of them out there, feeding on washed up venomous spiders......... that might be why they attack everyone who goes in there, bad moods and all that

[Guest Guest5035]

Will the sharks eat the dingoes that are loose in suburbia??

 

Stevo

[Guest lastboyscout]

I want to see the sharks versus the crocodiles in a sort of UFC octagon setting

 

Underwater obviously as the shark would die

[HEAPS GOOD !!!]

I want to see the sharks versus the crocodiles in a sort of UFC octagon setting

 

Underwater obviously as the shark would die

 

have you seen the Crocodile vs Wildebeast v Lion video?

 

HG

[HEAPS GOOD !!!]

And who were they? And there I was thinking calling someone a thicko is not allowed.

 

Obviously you weren't talking about me, because being thick isn't one of my traits. I think you should retract that statement before you get into trouble with mods for personal attacks.

 

 

am gonna take that spoon off you soon :biglaugh:

 

HG

[Guest Squareman]

:biglaugh:

[Guest lastboyscout]

have you seen the Crocodile vs Wildebeast v Lion video?

 

HG

 

Yes mate, that was filmed in Port Noarlunga wasn`t it ???:biglaugh:

[HEAPS GOOD !!!]

Yes near the footbridge where you cross over The Onkaparinga River to get to Southport Beach....

 

HG

[sidestep]

Someone say "snake"?

[Guest guest8040]

No way side step - surely that's not real *panics*

[Guest Squareman]

That's just a disgarded fire hose. They're everywhere. Oh eff....,.

[Guest guest8040]

Haway, I need to know what it is and where it was seen or is someone yanking my chain??!!

[Guest Squareman]

Look, most of them are quite polite. They'll slither past you and give you a wee greeting nod.

[Guest guest8040]

Oh that's alright then, I'll have them round for tea and scones

[Guest Squareman]

Tea and lizards, rather. They love lizards (gluten-free)

[jim and adel]

Big snakes look scarier but on the plus side they're easier to see! Actually, baby snakes have as much venom as adults and can be more unpredictable and aggressive, but their bite is weaker and therefore less likely to puncture flesh.

 

Jim

[Guest Asil]

As Jim say's the baby ones will be worse, as they strike at anything.

Although it is very rare to see snakes out and about in SA, later this year and early next year, one could expect to see more snakes due to the wetter months of late and the amount of mice around at the moment. On the up side, more feed means more docile snakes.

[HEAPS GOOD !!!]

Dnt even get us started on the dreaded European wasps.....

 

HG