When Reptiles Attack

[Karlynn]

Something for a little levity. (Hope I got this right, Ross.)

http://home.neo.rr.com/blebs99/ReptileAttacks-JumpingL.ASF

 

[Peggy in Alaska]

Hmmmm, couldn't get it to open. . . . .

 

[gadgetman]

Even with my "snail mail" landline hookup it was worth the wait. When I saw the snake I started to turn it off (the only good snake is a dead snake ) but glad I stayed with it. Ooops!!! Here come the "Snake Lovers".

His reaction looked like a guy going through a "test fire" of a Tazer. Every policeman who is trained to use a Tazer is required (as part of their training) to be Zapped by one to know what it feels like. I don't care how serious you try to be, you can't help but laugh at their reaction. I'm glad I was only there as an observer. Also glad the "experience thing" is not one of the "requirements" for firearm or bulletproof vest training . Guess it would be good training for the EMTs Harpoon .

May God Bless,

Danny

 

[Peggy in Alaska]

Now I got it

Now I got it

Got it finally. I hate snakes!!!!!!! No poisonous snakes in Alaska! No wonder I suffer through the winters here.

 

[Randy & Robyn]

His reaction was priceless! Thanks for adding a bit of levity to my otherwise mundane afternoon at work.

 

[hensylee]

I really can't to there. I have this horrible fear and dread of ANY snake.

but sounds like tasers were part of it. Grandson is a policeman in small town in Ga. His chief had one and they were 'lookin' at it - chief pushed the button. The secretary in the other room fell out of her chair, unconscious.