Sorry to hear that Guy! My sister stood on a snake many years ago , but fortunately it didn't bite (she noticed almost immediately and jumped a couple of feet in the air!).
Pete, the humane (and less messy) way is to send Sam out there with gloves, a garbage bag, whack 'em in the freezer overnight then into the bin.
Critical you remember the bin. Would want you thinking its beef jerky or some such............Friday night, a few drinks, etc
My preferred method is the pool skimmer. You can toss 'em a got 40 metres that way, over the neighbours roof, etc.
any excuse to get out of the ride this sunday.......
not i will be there
98 Harvey the tractor - 300 tdi Defender Wagon
84 Alfetta GTV
Hey Guy,
Lucky it turned out OK. Scary stuff though.
When I was growing up, we would have King Browns and Tiger coming up to the house looking for water. I can remember my father wearing thongs, standing in long grass and armed with a shovel trying to get the buggers.
The classic was the cat we had at the time bringing a "love offering" of a live Brown Snake into the kitchen and depositng it at my mother's feet.
If the speed of light = 299,792,458 m/s, what is the speed of dark?
[QUOTE=Scallops;1117546]Hope you feel OK- I'll send around my pet Mongoose.
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Whatcha doin' with a mongoose in Qld![]()
Did you spot a blue TD5 Disco near the house just beforehand? Perhaps Anthony is out to get you.
Remember this fellow from up north? Perhaps he followed your scent home and finally caught up with you.
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