Free Snake Shipping Bags

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Originally Posted by Pythonfriend

seriously, wash them :) you gave it a sniff test, if used as transport bags a BP will give them the 12 hour continuous sniff test. also you didnt give it a lick and chew test, and you didnt put it on moist skin for hours (BPs sometimes pee). its a promotional item, the quality of the dyes and the contained chemicals may not be of the quality you expect of clothing.

yeah the zip ties work perfectly, i would still put the cords out in that case, just to keep the second and third owner of the bag from messing up.

But you dont need zip ties if you have such nice cords :)

use this knot, and the white end and the red end connect to make the loop around the bag:
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this knot is safe and can be re-opened, and can be done firmly, you might put a third layer on it just in case. you might use a zip-tie for additional safety. maybe im just biased when it comes to knots due to sailing, i prefer cords instead of zip-ties almost all the time because you can do and undo the knots until the cord wears out. Of course it also depends on the quality of the cord, cords intended purely for decoration can really suck when you apply some serious knots.

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Thank you for the knot lesson. I learned that one (among many others) in boot camp. It came in handy while sailing around on this...


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Cute boat! I'm assuming that was before cruise ships had free wifi?? :D

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Cute boat! I'm assuming that was before cruise ships had free wifi?? :D

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Unfortunately yes, that was before all this new-fangled technology...

Popeye says "thanks" for the cute comment...:D



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Awww man! Crown Royal snake bags???! What a score!!! Id love some Crown Royal snake bags!!

sent from my incubator

What an awesome idea. I'd be tempted to name a snake that arrived in that "Whiskey". :-)

Can we make a section for "twinkle toe" posts? :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by sho220

Thank you for the knot lesson. I learned that one (among many others) in boot camp. It came in handy while sailing around on this...


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You were on the Mohawk?

I love Crown. The bags have endless uses. The Reserve bags are really nice and the XR bags would really spoil a snake. Luxury snake sleeping bags.

For my snakes for weighing or transporting I have a collection of purse bags that I get with the new purses my wife gets. My snakes ride in style. For the price the purses cost I'm glad I get something out of it too.

I second zip ties. Much better than a knot.

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Originally Posted by bcr229

You were on the Mohawk?

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I was on the Spencer taking a pic of the Mohawk...they were offloading some haitian migrants at the time...we slowed to about 5 knots and came along side each other, put the gang-plank over to the Mohawk and they walked the plank on over to us...we eventually either repatriated them back to Haiti or took them to GTMO...that was back in '92-93...good times...


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I learned that knot on a real ship that went to sea!

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Originally Posted by Don

I learned that knot on a real ship that went to sea!

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pfffttt...might as well have been on a cruise ship! Arrrgggghhh!!!
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