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Hot Chicks with Snakes ***Marsha Don't Open!***
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Here's one!
...oh wait.
Extra points if you can name the snake.
...oh wait.
Extra points if you can name the snake.
Veronica
The very last critters Pee Wee rescued from the burning pet shop!
I thought this was gonna be that relatively famous Kinski picture in Vogue, and I was thinking, "Man, the mods are not going to let you get away with that."
Here's a cropped version.
...otherwise known as "Snakes On A Dame"....
Oh Gawd.... can't you just see Marsha's face when she gets back from vacation--and I can hear her now--"DJ?! Flake?! What the hell has been going on in here?!"
Last thing I wanna see is snakes in that guys hands. Creepy on creepy.
The very last critters Pee Wee rescued from the burning pet shop!
LOL. Tell her “impartiality.”Oh Gawd.... can't you just see Marsha's face when she gets back from vacation--and I can hear her now--"DJ?! Flake?! What the hell has been going on in here?!"
On a more tamer note... Who didn’t love Karen Allen in Indiana Jones?
Here's one!
...oh wait.
Extra points if you can name the snake.
Veronica
Hmmm... Just because the name is "Alice" doesn't mean a gender change. LOL.
Appears Angelina Jolie doesn’t seem to mind them.
Isn't she married to a snake according to Jen?
There have been a number of celebrities who have looked good posing with snakes, including Mary Louise-Parker, Rihanna, Britney Spears, Rena Sofer, Kristen Bell, Mallika Sherawat, Rachel Weisz, Brooke Miller and Hayden Panettiere. And that’s not including the scores of models photographed with serpents.
So is he, depending on who you ask.
UMMMM snakes are just creepy. (My apologies to snake lovers). When you add Pee Wee Herman to mix, just an extra dose of creepy.
I've always liked snakes. They don't carry diseases that mammalian vermin do, which is why I never let the family kill a snake around the house, or anywhere for that matter. Better to have the snakes than the vermin.
Kinda like when we lived in Okinawa. There were flying cockroaches there the size of your thumb, and they liked to hide in the dark and fly at you when the lights came on. So we liked our geckos. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
There is a marked human tendency toward herpetophobia, which is I supposed why dragons are snakelike and generally evil, and we have Satan speaking through one in the Garden of Eden (although it supposedly had legs then, so there goes that theory, I suppose. But I digress). But if I've got a king snake around the house, I have a much lower chance of hantavirus. I'll take the snake over the deer mice, thanks.
Kinda like when we lived in Okinawa. There were flying cockroaches there the size of your thumb, and they liked to hide in the dark and fly at you when the lights came on. So we liked our geckos. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
There is a marked human tendency toward herpetophobia, which is I supposed why dragons are snakelike and generally evil, and we have Satan speaking through one in the Garden of Eden (although it supposedly had legs then, so there goes that theory, I suppose. But I digress). But if I've got a king snake around the house, I have a much lower chance of hantavirus. I'll take the snake over the deer mice, thanks.
Snakes are cool. Aggressive ones that are venomous aren't so cool. If cottonmouths had a "Most Wanted" listed for snake murderers, I'd be on it. Same for copperheads. Had to kill many of these two in my Okie days. After awhile you challenge yourself to only use a machete and eventually only a rock or a stick. It only seems fair since snakes don't have arms. Which is why they don't wear vests...
Is a water moccasin a cottonmouth? I had a friend get bit by one of those at girl scout camp. It was awful. She almost died.
I was taught in Boy Scouts that there are four venomous snakes in North America (not counting subspecies): Rattlesnake, cottonmouth, water moccasin, and coral.
