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Originally Posted by wannabee
Started on the roundup after the first few visits over 15 years ago. No grass out the back any more mate. The neighbour next door found a brownie sleeping under his wood pile's barrel in his lounge room. I haven't told Tracey yet  |
They must have a snake sized hole in the house!
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
@vivaldirules
Take a breath ... take a walk ... take a nap ... above all, tell yourself, "This, too, shall pass."
Hope you're feeling better soon.
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Originally Posted by bjones6416
I'm curious -- living as you guys do with so many venemous snakes around you, how do you deal with it when you find one near the house? Around here, most people kill copperheads/rattlers found near their homes, but leave them alone in more remote areas. Or at least I hope they leave them alone in remote areas. Unfortunately I've met a lot of people who think the only good snake is a dead one. (I've never had one in my own yard -- it's pretty urban right around me.)
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It sounds like we are surrounded by deadly snakes, but where we live we have only seen one non-deadly in the cat's mouth and rescued it. They are out there, but don't commonly come in your house unless you are near lots of bush and have holes in your house.
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Originally Posted by happy_terd
A case of the poops.
I am not trying to be gross or anything BUT it is a fact that diarrhea will get you out of most work, responsibilities, and issues in life. This is how I survived my first year of marriage...stayed in the bathroom.
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Hence the member name!
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Originally Posted by nohmi2
Oh Gawd!!
I am trying to work up the enthusiasm to go grocery shopping.
Pray for me.
Cheers
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You can do it! Or not, surely you have food to last a few more days hiding at the back of the pantry. Get inventive with meals and you may not have to go shopping for another week. (although I am getting low on laundry stuff
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Originally Posted by thinkpadx
Interesting, I didn't know that. Does that mean all snakes or just the rare ones.
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all snakes dammit! Particularly sneaky ones.
Although in reality unless you are in an urban area, nobody is going to know or care if you kill one. We always remove and let go in the bush!