Man angrily throws 13 foot python
Florida?
at sushi diners
Oh, Los Angeles.
I would hardly call someone who throws a 13 foot snake and leaves it a “snake lover”
This one time at “sushi camp”…
Fine ENTHUSIAST
I think they mean it’s not very nice to the snake…
I’ll just put this here:
Is raw snake meat any good to eat?
Just throwing it out there.
Wrap it up in seaweed / rice / wasabi and who’d know!
Rattlesnake is just a chewy bad time. Do not believe people who say it tastes like chicken.
I heard it tastes like Rob Ford.
“ONE TIME. I threw a 13 foot snake at sushi diners ONE time!”
I got Rattlesnake jerky once, lost a tooth and still trying to floss that shit from my rear molars. The dog loved it, said it tasted like chicken.
I killed one, at a boy scout campout in my early teens. One of our Dad’s took the “You eat what you kill” thing very seriously. He did give me a lesson on how to clean it without getting poisoned, handling the dead snake to not get a reflexive, after death bite of death.
I’d saw it was more akin to gator from new orleans than chicken, but reptiles.
From December, an unusual incident at a Saskatoon Tim Hortons, involved a question about onions on a breakfast sandwich. On the posted video it appears that someone reached into another person’s pocket, took out a live garter snake and threw it behind the counter. Seconds later a scream is heard.
No one was hurt and the snake (named Outlaw), which ended up with police, was also uninjured and police said it was given a new home and would be released to the wild in the spring.
Now that might not work in the “sushi” thingy…
Is a 13-foot python that has probably spent a leisurely life in an aquarium of some sort really at all dangerous?
I know they tend to be detrimental to ecosystems in the wild, but it’s not like it would start trying to chew off parts of people’s legs, is it?
*lolz
Probably not, but I thought it was an apt representation of my initial response to this story, ie:
Who does that?!?
