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Tiffany-x Posted - 27/07/2010 : 20:11:54
http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quirkies/Snake_curled_up_in_washing_machine

This is so funny, but I dont understand why she says the snake is big, crazy woman! :P I dont understand how you can be scared of a little snake. Lol.
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Mouse Posted - 31/07/2010 : 10:00:53
To be fair, there are some nasty biters in Africa, but I agree, Corn's aren't from Africa, so why talk about it?!!

Poor thing! It's a gorgeous snake! I'd happily take it off her hands!

Now If I opened my washing machine and found an Anaconda....I *May* be slightly nervous....

If that was me, I'd have gone online and had a look to see what kind it was and if it was dangerous.

I'm still trying to find one that I saw in the forest of Dean. (It was black with red diamonds, and if I recall had a small hood. It had front fangs as it tried to bite me with them, but it was between 3-6 foot, I couldn't tell as it's main body was partially hidden by the undergrowth.)

I was 12 and although it scared the living sheehat out of me, it was more because I was running along, and nearly stepped on it. Suddenly having a brightly coloured, hissing, fanged snake rearing up when not expecting it is unnerving!

If anyone can enlighten me that would be good!

(I'm guessing it was a released/escapee, as I've never heard of the FOD having non native snakes....only bears!

(Don't mention the bear!!)
hillzi Posted - 28/07/2010 : 10:33:05
I just think the commenter who talks about african snakes is a total dinlo, corns aren't even from Africa!

Kehhlyr Posted - 28/07/2010 : 01:44:12
Interesting article and phrased in a way that doesn't help people to not panic.

One of Kazs cornsnakes took a spin in washing machine about 18 months ago or so, apparently he was lovely and sparkly afterwards.


On the note of people being scared of them you'd be surprised at how much fear can exaggerate the sizes. When Trio escaped and was found in the upstairs flat, the workman that found him disappeared because of the "massive 6ft plus cat eating monster". Trio was about 3.5ft long then and can easily get himself doubled up in a loo roll tube. He's that much of a massive monster.

Saying that though, I'm not defending the idiots that write the article, only the people that were scared.
crazy JJ Posted - 28/07/2010 : 00:59:36
hahaha ok sooooo big, sooooo huge so scary eeeee what do i do???

on a serious note i suppose if u are scared of them then yeah i suppose a 5ft snake would be kinda scary just like most of us would scream at a spider (or whatever your scared of) but still its not guna eat ya whether ya stay outside or stay on ya bed scared outya wits geez lol :D
kdlang Posted - 27/07/2010 : 23:09:44
Amazin that the snake survived the wash cycle. As much as I really hate the comments people put on the news articles, Some of them really do have pathetic lives, but some do make a very good point. There are many people scared of snakes and to them it doesn't matter what type of snake it is or what size, it is terrifying. To us it is just a corn snake as we love them and understand them, for someone with a phobia it may as well be a rattlesnake for all they care. It is just as scary. Thats why I love having friends round to see my snakes and why I think children should be introduced to snakes at a young age. Education will go a long way to avoid these sensationalist stories.
mikeyd_26 Posted - 27/07/2010 : 22:23:26
gud job it was'nt a reticulated python lol!!
eeji Posted - 27/07/2010 : 21:37:54
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAAAAAAA

a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE cornsnake!!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by The Loon in the news story

The boys and I waited outside the house for a while because we were so scared. Then they went to bed and I just sat on my bed all night absolutely petrified.


then in the comments............

quote:
Originally posted by 'sB of Dorchester'

Just read local paper. Her "kids" are 18 and 21..........


Sta~ple Posted - 27/07/2010 : 21:21:12
lmao huge corn XD maybe it it was 6ft+ XD poor guy I wonder how he survived a wash
DannyBrown91 Posted - 27/07/2010 : 20:30:17
quote:
Originally posted by hillzi

I just think the people whov'e commented on it are total muppets too..




Indeed, they're normly worse than the ones writing the article.
hillzi Posted - 27/07/2010 : 20:26:02
Some plebs out there.. "the huge corn snake"... I just think the people whov'e commented on it are total muppets too..

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