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  • 01-26-2009, 08:03 AM
    Typical_08
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by SecurityStacey View Post
    That is assuming they take the time to read the whole article. For a lot of people though, all they are going to see is a big snake almost killed a little kid.

    You took the words right out of my mouth.
  • 01-26-2009, 11:06 AM
    joepythons
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by RKO View Post
    Sure. Just 5 times longer and 15+ times heavier.


    Maybe not in most parts of the country, but hurricanes can certainly cause them to get loose in some southern states.

    Where does it say they had a hurricane :rolleyes:.I guess i should have said it more simple, NO SNAKE GETS LOOSE ON ITS OWN! So someone messed up and the snake lost its life because of it.
  • 01-26-2009, 11:35 AM
    herpguy311
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by BrandonsBalls View Post
    I was watching the video of the reticulated python attack, and couldn't help but notice the story title image next to the news-caster...

    Underlying the text that says "Python Attacks" is a picture of a ball python, which naturally, some idiot at the station most likely ripped off from Google images and just ran with it...

    http://projectpython.com/stuff/ball_python_attack.jpg

    BrandonsBalls

    You didnt know there were 18ft ball python morphs now? It is call Python Regius Gigantis:)
  • 01-26-2009, 02:32 PM
    Colin Vestrand
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    at least it's a python... a lot of times i've seen pics of boas when they're referencing pythons!
  • 01-26-2009, 03:49 PM
    MDB
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    glad the family is alrite, but thats a shame that the poor snake had to suffer because of this familys irresponsibility:(
  • 01-26-2009, 05:09 PM
    AjBalls
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by joepythons View Post
    Where does it say they had a hurricane :rolleyes:.I guess i should have said it more simple, NO SNAKE GETS LOOSE ON ITS OWN! So someone messed up and the snake lost its life because of it.

    You're exact words were "snakes do not get loose on there own"

    Snakes is plural, more than one.

    And yes, snakes do get loose on their own. It's called escaping.

    And this snake did not escape because if you read Tim's post, you would see that they let the snake roam the house.
  • 01-26-2009, 05:09 PM
    AjBalls
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Colin Vestrand View Post
    at least it's a python... a lot of times i've seen pics of boas when they're referencing pythons!

    To them a snake is a snake...
  • 01-26-2009, 05:43 PM
    Typical_08
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by RKO View Post
    You're exact words were "snakes do not get loose on there own"

    Snakes is plural, more than one.

    And yes, snakes do get loose on their own. It's called escaping.

    And this snake did not escape because if you read Tim's post, you would see that they let the snake roam the house.

    I believe that the point he is making is, if it escaped an enclosure, then either the human did not latch said enclosure, or built it to poor standards. In turn, did not escape on its own.
  • 01-26-2009, 05:48 PM
    LadyOhh
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Ess-CAP-EY
  • 01-26-2009, 10:31 PM
    joepythons
    Re: 18 foot snake attacks child in Las Vegas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by RKO View Post
    You're exact words were "snakes do not get loose on there own"

    Snakes is plural, more than one.

    And yes, snakes do get loose on their own. It's called escaping.

    And this snake did not escape because if you read Tim's post, you would see that they let the snake roam the house.

    I know what you are up to but i will reply this last time to point something out.NO SNAKE OR SNAKES CAN ESCAPE FROM A PROPER ENCLOSURE!!! If the keeper has properly secured the enclosure then the reptile CAN NOT escape.Yes i read after i first posted that these idiots had the snake roaming free :mad:.
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