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I was sure there was a perfectly logical reason for this, and then I saw Australia…
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That’s hot.
I mean the AC unit. . . it has to be pretty warm anyway, they’re cold blooded animals.
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I love snakes here, in Texas. They are relatively easy to understand and do an excellent job of keeping varmint populations in check. The venomous snakes here that can kill a person are mostly easily avoided. (Sorry Aussies!) So the repellents I listed are for folks trying to keep the snakes outta chicken coops, goat sheds, and other close quarters.
Although… yeah… too much of a good thing is not a good thing:
And who can forget the nightmare fuel of just a few months ago:
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I thought it said “hair conditioner” for a minute and considered shaving my head.
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the mum has an interesting colloquialism I remember growing up in texas:
" wierder’n snake sex"
have to say, I agree!
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the reason this Is SO hilarous to me…
Last night, I text my ex-wife to tell her Netflix is showinig the FIRST movie we ever took our son to. at a drive in. (he was months old, and does not remember it)
then? i got sucked in and blew 1.5 hours of my life actually watching it … again
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Australian man finds horny snakes mating
Ah, yes, Australia does love literal names for their reptiles e.g. red-bellied black snake
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Point in favour of your contention: the Thorny Devil
On the other hand, the Goanna
Which apparently got its name from what happens when an Australian accent happens to “iguana”
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Be careful not to confuse it with the harmless black-backed red snake.
(But coming from a continent where red-winged blackbirds are common, I shouldn’t mock.)
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