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    Kitchen tongs for vipers

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...est-snake.html


    Grandmother picks up a saw scaled viper with kitchen tongs!

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    Re: Kitchen tongs for vipers

    And says she'd do it again! Go Grams!!
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    Re: Kitchen tongs for vipers

    Go grandma, I don't think even I would be brave enough to pick up a wild, unknown snake with ice tongs.
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