No one else in my street keeps snakes and both are males, we had them checked when we got them. Feeding is monday so he has to wait a bit lol. Never seen him this active
It Just Hasn't Been My Week.
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I am recovering from surgery on my hip dr said to drop weight was impossible for me since im no longer lifting.
I ended up reading an article about fasting and it worked like a charm. Pick one day and dont eat anything at all but drink lots of water. The day after the fast i thought id be straving i actually didnt eat allot stomach lassisaty (spelling ?) Or something
I had ankle issues for years and had an op, then started playing rugby. I am only starting to build proper muscle mass so food is important, just not too much. i dont need to be a supermodel i just wanted to lose some weight and get fitter.
as for scaring, my uncle's brother used to have like 30 snakes. he had a 7ft burmese python and they walked around less affluent johannesburg (primarily black area)with this snake on their shoulders, and not to be racist but most black people are scared s**tless by snakes. they saw people crossing roads, changing paths, some ran for their loves lol
as for scaring, my uncle's brother used to have like 30 snakes. he had a 7ft burmese python and they walked around less affluent johannesburg (primarily black area)with this snake on their shoulders, and not to be racist but most black people are scared s**tless by snakes. they saw people crossing roads, changing paths, some ran for their loves lol
Yes to the first one. I love eels, especially the pretty salt water ones..
And yes, huntsman's get huge, but I don't think they're poisonous unless you're not a people or your allergic to them - don't hold me to that though. That being said I've never had one bite me (which is surprising because I've been stung/bitten/nipped by just about everything else on this damn island). I'd just put my hand near it and let it decide if it wanted to crawl on me.. Then when one did I'd chase my dad with it. There's nothing quite as funny as seeing a 6'7 man jumping on furniture yelling "get it the f*** away from me! Ahh kill it kill it kill it!!!"
Lmao! That's just like my uncle Herman! Except after I put down the spider... I'm the one that needs to run for my life.Yes to the first one. I love eels, especially the pretty salt water ones..
And yes, huntsman's get huge, but I don't think they're poisonous unless you're not a people or your allergic to them - don't hold me to that though. That being said I've never had one bite me (which is surprising because I've been stung/bitten/nipped by just about everything else on this damn island). I'd just put my hand near it and let it decide if it wanted to crawl on me.. Then when one did I'd chase my dad with it. There's nothing quite as funny as seeing a 6'7 man jumping on furniture yelling "get it the f*** away from me! Ahh kill it kill it kill it!!!"
Haha! At the time I was his only girl (and a kid) so I didn't have to worry about that.. I'm trying to teach my little sister (7) to do the same (my brothers are sooks like my dad) but she's worried they will bite her. I've told her so many times that if you don't scare them, and be respectful of them she shouldn't get bitten. But I think dads brainwashed her in preparation for my shananigans.
(Is that spelt right? Shananigans?)
Actually I lied. What's even funnier is seeing a 6'7 man scream at his 10yr old daughter to remove the giant spider.There's nothing quite as funny as seeing a 6'7 man jumping on furniture yelling "get it the f*** away from me! Ahh kill it kill it kill it!!!"
Actually while we're on the spider topic, my hubby had a HUGE (like, small saucer size) huntsman on him yesterday, he was walking around for at least an hour before he noticed it, and omg you should have heard the noises he made when he seen it! I don't think I could get my voice that high if I tried.. It was funny. Not for the poor spider though, he got smooshed when it crawled onto my hubby's shoulder.
Lmao!!!Actually I lied. What's even funnier is seeing a 6'7 man scream at his 10yr old daughter to remove the giant spider.
Actually while we're on the spider topic, my hubby had a HUGE (like, small saucer size) huntsman on him yesterday, he was walking around for at least an hour before he noticed it, and omg you should have heard the noises he made when he seen it! I don't think I could get my voice that high if I tried.. It was funny. Not for the poor spider though, he got smooshed when it crawled onto my hubby's shoulder.
