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You should probably put an alert on this one or we might have to pick Marsha up off the floor!What Gives You The Creeps . . .
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You should probably put an alert on this one or we might have to pick Marsha up off the floor!
I'm not expanding it to see the full picture, that's for sure! *shiver*
Now there's a unique nightmare.Knock knock
Please stop showing that stinking snake!!! I HATE SNAKES!!! 
I thought you were avoiding looking at it!!! Of course, you are the Moderator, forced to view all posts no matter what. I'm sorry.Please stop showing that stinking snake!!! I HATE SNAKES!!!
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
That freaking snake opening the door himself... yeah, that will be in the dream tonight... Have to remember my magic sword or sharpened hoe...and the other one that looked as if it ate someone or something big..d@#n!
Heres one for you. It's called a snakehead fish or frankenfish. This invasive species is able to leave the water and propel itself across land. Think about this for a minute, it has wiped out many natural species here and is carnivorous. In the local waters, in Maryland, the Potomac, in the Southern US.
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Heres one for you. It's called a snakehead fish or frankenfish. This invasive species is able to leave the water and propel itself across land. Think about this for a minute, it has wiped out many natural species here and is carnivorous. In the local waters, in Maryland, the Potomac, in the Southern US.
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I wonder where it came from if it is "invasive" - so that means it is not native to the Southern US?
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
It looks a bit like some of our eels... except with teeth.
Well, I don't own them, they live in the river behind my house....
Oh good!Well, I don't own them, they live in the river behind my house....
I did use to hand-feed them though. My kid got bitten by one by mistake once, he picked it up--thought it was a stick... it left a nasty scrape/bite mark, he cried a bit and then carried on swimming.
(Apologies to those that have heard this one before...)
That hurts. I'm glad your kid didn't get eaten. I imagine you are, too. Usually.I did use to hand-feed them though. My kid got bitten by one by mistake once, he picked it up--thought it was a stick... it left a nasty scrape/bite mark, he cried a bit and then carried on swimming.
(Apologies to those that have heard this one before...)
Yeah.. usually... except for right now--he just came in the room and all but demanded that I give him the computer. 
(He's become a teen since that bite... grrr)
Eat him.