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    Straightening a snake

    I just found out by accident a good way to straighten Mr. Slithersworth so I can get a measurement. Measured him at about 18".



    By "accident" I mean he was slithering around while I was sitting at my computer. He went down my leg under the desk... and I didn't feel him anymore! I was suprised he was able to fit there considering how small the lip is.
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    Re: Straightening a snake

    Looks like a good hang out.

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    Re: Straightening a snake

    hahahahaha snakes crack me up... amazing what they seem to like!
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    Re: Straightening a snake

    good idea! Reminds me of one of thoer "draft dodger" thingies you put at the bottom of a door to keep out the drafts!
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    Re: Straightening a snake

    lol very nice bp. My kingsnake does that CONSTANTLY..


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    Re: Straightening a snake

    Nice pictures.

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    Re: Straightening a snake

    Quote Originally Posted by TraconSnake
    I just found out by accident a good way to straighten Mr. Slithersworth so I can get a measurement. Measured him at about 18".



    By "accident" I mean he was slithering around while I was sitting at my computer. He went down my leg under the desk... and I didn't feel him anymore! I was suprised he was able to fit there considering how small the lip is.
    What is the damage roll on your broadsword in the background!
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    Re: Straightening a snake

    i dont understand where the snake is in that pic...
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    Re: Straightening a snake

    Quote Originally Posted by rmune0750
    i dont understand where the snake is in that pic...

    whats not to understand?
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    Re: Straightening a snake

    LOL thats too cute!
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