Greenroomsurfer 7 Snake 0

[BeachSiO2]

You basturd!!!!! Motivated me you have (yoda speak) What the? Thats it auburn boy here comes the horns!!!!!!!!!!!:rofl:

BeachSO2= stinky See the lounge thread. You should be recieving a package from UPS.:funn::rofl: Now that's an online threat!!! Just kidding Big Brother Not so- moderators.

Back at ya! I did see your snake thread and I will be on the lookout.

 

[seagrovegirl]

I killed it then bagged it and I still have it? Anybody want it?

BBQ?????

 

[greenroomsurfer]

Rag on Kurt cuz Florida and FSU are playing in the loser s bracket in baseball today.

 

[Sand Angel]

BBQ?????

Can't BBQ.... Greenroom traded away all the tinfoil!

 

[Kurt]

What did it ever do to you?

 

[Smiling JOe]

hang it on the top wire of a fence, and rain will fall from the sky within two days.

 

[Alicia Leonard]

Can't BBQ.... Greenroom traded away all the tinfoil!

Snake on a stick or snakekabobs

 

[Smiling JOe]

Snake on a stick or snakekabobs

That's all good, but avoid the venom sacks.

 

[Sand Angel]

What did it ever do to you?

Used the koi pond as a buffet... perfectly good wetland fish across the street, but harder to catch.

Koi pond is in front of the house with kids & pets playing around it.... not good to keep poisonous snakes there. We tried re-locating these snakes in the past but they always come back. The easy meal is too hard to pass up, or maybe koi taste really good.

 

[Beach Runner]

Wha-wha-what? Snakes at the koi pond? Jeez, I've never seen one at ours. In the wintertime it's the raccoons who feast on the koi. We frequently find scales on the patio as evidence.

Maybe we've seen no snakes at the pond because we live by a large lake in Georgia, and the copperheads, etc., must tend to head for the lake. One day I was pulling out of the garage and saw a copperhead. I ran over the darned thing twenty times. (As an aside, our neighbor happened to be outside and saw this going on -- she must have thought I was flippin' crazy. OOPS! She already knew that, though ). I assumed the snake was dead. Well, when I got home within the hour, IT WAS GONE. We found it at the end of the driveway (about 100 yards away). It managed to get that far, then was subsequently stripped to the bone by ants.