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  • edited June 2014

    Yeah. I like snakes, but I dislike most snake owners. Make that reptile owners. Or I guess most "unusual pet" owners in the first place, who seem to only care for having something that others don't have.

    I'm sure @Jozlyn is a great snake owner though!

  • Hey @jozlyn is it legal to breed snakes for food?  As in human consumption

  • JozlynJozlyn out of here.
    I have no idea. I'm sure there are regulations on it depending on the state you live in. I suggest you contact your  state's  Department of Conservation/Wildlife/Natural Resources or your local University extension office. Here it is illegal to breed native snakes for food.

     yes, sir.
  • KerriaKerria The Red Lioness
    Jozlyn said:

    I always feel bad for snakes when they're used as props. That's a handsome snake though.

    I kinda wish it would of bit her.

  • KerriaKerria The Red Lioness

    Years of listening to my parents use broken English and then adding a southern accent. I try, but habits are hard to break, cut me some slack here.

    Rave:

    Doctor just released me from my restriction, I can groom and work at Amar again.

  • JozlynJozlyn out of here.
    WORLD CUP

    I'm giddy. 

     yes, sir.
  • edited June 2014
    Kerria said:

    Years of listening to my parents use broken English and then adding a southern accent. I try, but habits are hard to break, cut me some slack here.

    Rave:

    Doctor just released me from my restriction, I can groom and work at Amar again.

    I cut you slack the last five times you did it that I didn't correct you :(


    EDIT: Could've, would've, should've, etc.

  • @Daslin that is a rant for me because hubs rides a bike to work and he's working from 4pm to 4am lately, so someone could easily either be texting or whatever or fall asleep at the wheel... he also has had people chase him, so he's trying to get concealed carry permits for his S&W because of that stuff.


    And tell your buddy to check ebay- hubs replaced his entire engine with a bike that was on ebay that didn't have plastics and such and I think they took the rest to the junk yard.

    meh


  • DaslinDaslin The place with the oxygen

    @Trilliana oh, my buddy and i talked it out months ago when I had my old bike. If either of us wrecked, we'd streetfight the remains if possible(while insurance says totaled, we see a streetfighter in the making)  And yeah. CCW is damn near required for a biker these days sadly. I was lucky enough to be able to conceal a cut baseball bat under my tank.

  • Not to derail the thread, we can take this to PMs if the answer is long or complicated, but why does a biker need a weapon where you are? Who is following you?

  • Daslin said:

    I'll do this as a rant/rave thing. Rant first because well, it's how it leads into the rave.


    Rant: Some stupid bitch wasn't paying attention while driving her fancy new car, texting. Slammed into my buddy's motorcycle with him on it, broke his thumb, road rash, fucked ankle, all of the above. His bike? Being totaled out by insurance. Note to all of you, not just women, look out for motorcycles, and DONT FUCKING TEXT/TALK ON THE PHONE/DO ANYTHIGN BUT DRIVE WHILE DRIVING FOR SHIT'S SAKE!


    Rave: So. His bike is being totaled out. He gets to keep it, amazingly. Since he's all busted up and shit, he wants to streetfight it. It's a 2006 Yamaha R1, so it'll look sexy when we're done. Motor's fine, plastics are bad, pegs and levers need replaced. Thank God for frame sliders. But, ya know. Having projects like this remind me of why I love working with my hands. Take a broken, beat down something, and make it awesome.

    When I went to upgrade my motorbike lesson, the instructor showed the group of us a motorbike that they had sitting at the shop (This is at a Motorcycle Wreckers), and he showed us this one motorbike in the lot that had the right handlebar bent downwards 90 degrees, among other damage to the bike.

    What was he doing? Texting while riding his motorbike.

  • Jonathin said:

    Smoke free for 48 hours.
    Jitters and irritability are fading.
    No longer have intense craving.

    I think this time may actually be it.

    Be prepared, Jonathin. Several of my friends have tried quitting, and they've all described what you just did. They've all also gone through hell about two weeks in.

  • Kuruvar said:

    Not to derail the thread, we can take this to PMs if the answer is long or complicated, but why does a biker need a weapon where you are? Who is following you?

    I live in a fairly highly gang populated area- not as bad as Los Angeles, but damned near close in terms of population ratio, not only that but entirely stupid or drunk or high people that think they can take on my 6ft+ 300+lb husband while he's on his bike. Think of it this way, people in my complex (low income mind you) actually tried to steal our cable, we're not in the smartest or nicest of areas, so things like this will happen. I think even my dad carried a bat with his bike 20+ years ago before the bike was stolen from our front yard in a -nice- area here in SoCal.

    meh


  • Oh, forgot to rave earlier.


    LAST DAY OF SCHOOOOOOOOL!!!!

    No more alarms, more chances of me actually taking long walks... wait, summer means potty training... fuuuuuu


    Guess more chance for gaming and making things?

    meh


  • HerenicusHerenicus The Western Front
  • Herenicus said:

    Oh god I love those guys. "Your handsome-ass grandfather had -one- blade, AND polio.....LOOKIN' GOOD, POP-POP!"

  • Hello Watchdogs....goodbye daylight

    Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my hounds!
    Krenim: Hounds? How cliche.
    Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my rape gorilla!
    Krenim: ...We'll show ourselves out.
  • edited June 2014
    Aww, @Crixos could almost make me take back everything bad I've said about theft.  Almost.  Was fun though.  

    Er, should have been in Achaean raves...
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