Why did the snake cross the road?

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Rayj
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9 hours ago, jimeve said:

Him or me

That’s some good aim! Do or die is dead on meaning right there!

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Gerald Glatt
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15 hours ago, jimeve said:

I had one in my house same colour as that, not as big though. My dogs were going ballistic, luckily I had a golf club handy had to kill it before it went under the furniture.

7 iron?

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Tommy T.
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Maybe Snake Eyes?:hystery:

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Mike J
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This is a snake that one of my cats brought home.  After research I am fairly certain is was a Philippine Whipsnake.  It was 33 inches (84 cm) long.

 

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jimeve
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2 hours ago, Gerald Glatt said:

7 iron?

Sand iron

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jimeve
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2 hours ago, Mike J said:

That is definitely the "go to club" for snakes.  I wonder how many strokes did it require, and what is par for a snake?  If you took it down in one under par, would it be a "snakey" instead of a "birdie"?  :hystery: 

Took me 3 strokes, had a few red horses, so a birdie.on a par 4

 

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jimeve
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13 hours ago, graham59 said:

It appears to be a Philippines House (or Wolf) Snake to me.

I have had them come into houses before. Gives  you a bit of a shock the first time encountered,  but  non-venomous, and will dispose of any rats and mice on your property.  :thumbsup: 

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Not that one Graham, it was green on the back and silver underneath.Same one as onmyway posted.

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graham59
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Aah... ok. :thumbsup:

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Jake
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OMW, too bad you can't train them to guard your side mirrors from those monkeys.....he, he.  

On a more serious note, with children around, I would go really psycho inspecting and cleaning out any hidden areas that offer a warm and dry place during the monsoon season.  When is the breeding season for PI cobras?  Are pellet rifles legal in PI? 

 

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