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    Re: My BP drank from my bare hands again!

    Quote Originally Posted by brokeballer View Post
    Feeding and offering drink from the hands is so cool and sweet! I love when im holding my snakes and i i just put a rat in the tub and let then strike out of my hands. And if we get bit, oh well, certainly not ganna put a bad mark on the hobby unless your the biggest wino in the world and call up channel 6 news cause you got pricked with the least painful little pin prick youve ever felt. Hell getting bit by a bp is even cute.... And ive been bit hard by a 4850 gram hungry bp. I even knew it was coming, but i needed to weigh her and took her to my friends to feed her after. It left a bruise and looked brutal with blood coming down my arm but guess what, it didnt hurt. The fear is the only thing that hurts us, and i not a chicken when it comes to bp's........ lol
    I'm not saying you, but we do have kids on this website that live with their parents and if they tried this because they seen it and thought it would be cool and got bit, that infact does put a mark on the hobby. Especially if the parents don't like snakes in the first place. Also they have kids that read these forums, my 8 year old nephew browses these forums occasionally. That's what I meant by a bad judgement call, now what you do behind closed doors is all on you.

    I want to handle a cobra with my bare hands, but if I ever did, you won't see me posting about it. You just have to think about some stuff before you post because of the nature of the website.
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