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My episode is going to be called, 'The Business End of a Ball Python'
It was never a matter of "if", but always "when"...
I have calls in to the producers of 'When Animals Attack', 'Fatal Attractions', and 'I Shouldn't Be Alive'. With any luck, I'll be on tv in no time! Feel free to offer suggestions for my segment!
Adversity does not build character, it reveals it
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Re: My episode is going to be called, 'The Business End of a Ball Python'
Wow, 2 perfect little punctures. Pretty nice
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You need to add a *Warning Graphic Image* to the title of your post. I almost swooned from the amount of blood!
And welcome to the club!
Angela
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My episode is going to be called, 'The Business End of a Ball Python'
I'm pretty sure animal planet could swing a pretty scary story, to go with that obvious vicious attack.
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Be sure to mention how your life flashed before your eyes!
Why keep a snake? Why keep any animal? Because you enjoy the animal, find something beautiful and fascinating about it, and it fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
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Quick the antidote is buying another snake!
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Re: My episode is going to be called, 'The Business End of a Ball Python'
Robie
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0.1 Piebald Ball Python Slinky
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2.5 Fancy Rat's Patch, Robin Hood, Lucky, Lucy, Bolt, Cinnamon, Patcheta
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1.0 Awesome Dad (me)
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hmmm you get attacked by a vampire or something?
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Be prepared for amputation, that's the only way to get venoposion out. Those dangerous poison viper boas are just mean.
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Re: My episode is going to be called, 'The Business End of a Ball Python'
"She was just playing. I've raised her since she was a baby, she sees me as another ball python."
(Cut to fake psychologist) : "Brandi's case is pretty text book. She has felt like an outcast since childhood and began turning to these wild creatures for the affection that she felt she wasn't getting from the humans in her life. She convinced herself that she had a real loving bond with this animal, and moreover, that the animal loved HER in return, and this where it gets dangerous. She projected human emotions onto a dangerous wild animal and because of that she became complacent."
Adversity does not build character, it reveals it
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