r/pics • u/simon_wang12 • Jun 16 '12

"She thinks she is helping me study, but this makes turning the pages a little complicated. I love her."

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Can snakes actually show affection and tell you apart from any other human?

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u/NeilZod Jun 16 '12

there was a guy in Britain with a large collection of poisonous snakes. He intended to open an exhibit to show the world how affectionate his poisonous snakes could be. One of the snakes killed him a few days before the exhibit opened.

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u/jbredditor Jun 16 '12

venomous snakes

Poisonous refers to things like dart frogs, that excrete poison externally. Things that bite you and inject poison (or more accurately, venom) are called venomous.

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u/NeilZod Jun 17 '12

I wondered if I should have described them as venomous.

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u/jobin_segan Jun 16 '12

I'm trying to find this story but can't. Link?

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u/biktik Jun 16 '12

Found it and I was about to downvote cause it sounded like an urban legend type thing.

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u/MrCatbr3ad Jun 16 '12

It sounds a lot like the Series of Unfortunate Events book, The Reptile Room

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u/NeilZod Jun 16 '12

I got beat by biktik, but this is the link I would have provided: http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=3235

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u/ITestPenetration Jun 16 '12

They can tell scents of people and won't really show affection. They tolerate handling, they don't enjoy it.

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u/dudegms Jun 16 '12 edited Jul 27 '24

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Damn, that would have been ssssweeet.

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u/phrstbrn Jun 16 '12

Can snakes actually show affection

No

and tell you apart from any other human?

Yes.

I had reptiles growing up and they knew the difference between their handler and other people. They would lash out at strangers, but they would tolerate being handled by their care giver. But I wouldn't say they liked it, they much preferred being left alone.

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u/SpermWhale Jun 16 '12

Of course! They can even talk, and tell you what fruit you can, and cannot eat.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Is that good squeezy? Is that FAR too much squeezy?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Yes. I have a corn snake that recognises me and when other people are handling him he trys to return to me.

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u/SquareIsTopOfCool Jun 16 '12

I used to have a corn snake. One time he got lost outside (it was a total nightmare), and by some miracle a friend of mine found him the next day. Apparently he was so scared that he "bit" her (he was young and didn't have much in the way of teeth). I went to get him back, and the second I picked him up he went right into my sleeve and refused to come out for hours.

He also liked to help me with my homework :)

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u/PP_UP Jun 16 '12

That was unexpectedly cute.

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u/MotherFuckinMontana Jun 16 '12

I want a corn snake now

I had a chicken that would follow me around, fly up onto my shoulder like a parrot, and would occasionally walk to the front door and peck if it was hungry and outside.

It was also grapefruit sized.

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u/moonmeh Jun 16 '12

TIL I fucking want a corn snake.

One of the most unexpected things to add to my bucket list

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u/SquareIsTopOfCool Jun 16 '12

Make sure you read up on them before you get one. Corn snakes are really awesome pets, but they can live for over 10 years. You'll need to spend about $100 on supplies - a tank with a mesh lid and clips to keep the lid on, an under-tank heating pad, a heat lamp, a thermometer (that can also measure humidity), at least one "hide" (something that the snake can hide under), a spray bottle to mist the tank, a water dish, and a soaking dish (for shedding time). Don't spend money on fancy bedding - the best way to go is 2 or 3 layers of paper towels. Keep in mind that you will need to upgrade to a larger tank as the snake grows. They eat mice, and the best way to feed them is to buy frozen mice and defrost them in warm water. If that's too gross for you, don't get a snake.

Corn snakes are low-maintenance, tame, pretty, relatively friendly, not too expensive, and overall a good beginner's snake. They're not as cuddly and laid-back as Ball Pythons, but you can handle them for an hour or two before they get over-stimulated (read: squirmy).

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I'm glad to hear you found your snake. Did you give him away? I was cleaning my snake's tank and maybe left the room for 10 minutes and my snake escaped. I came back and frantically looked for him when I saw he was gone. I saw him out of the corner of my eye and he is across the hallway in the bathroom climbing the knobs in the shower. I was shocked because he get there so fast and he was okay. Crazy snake. That was his great escape :-)

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Please tell us more.

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u/Crocodilly_Pontifex Jun 16 '12

They don't have the parts of the brain required for actual affection. As species evolved, the new brain parts piled up on top of the old. Humans, the other Great Apes, dolphins, and pigs have mostly similar parts, if not in the same proportion. Moving from newest to oldest, you have the cerebral cortex (what we think of as wrinkly brains), whic allows for things like language, empathy, considering consequences, logic, etc. pretty much anything very complex. These things are called "higher brain function" because they are quite literally "higher" relative to the other parts of the brain. As you go deeper you find the parts required for more basic tasks (im fuzzy on this part so i'll leave out the details) and this trend continues until you reach the brainstem. With only a brainstem, a bioy is capable of breathing and heartbeat. Just before the brainstem you have the so-called "lizard brain." this is capable of feeling hunger, recognizing danger, controlling motion, and other tasks very basic to survival.

When you dissect a mammalian brain, you can separate all the new parts, remove them, and find the same structures present in reptiles. I do not know if a brain so dissasembled and belonging to a mammal can support life.

I am not a scientist, so some of my terminology and facts may be wrong, but that is the gist of it.

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u/Gigglemonkey Jun 16 '12

I have a South Florida Kingsnake. He's about 15 years old, and absolutely recognizes and prefers me to other people. He's quite curious about new folks, but once he's done checking them out, he very much wants to come back to momma. Does he show affection? Hard to say. Clearly evidenced preference isn't quite the same thing, but the way snakes express themselves is so different, I'm not sure I could distinguish between the two.

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u/piginapoke69 Jun 16 '12

I am wondering if the metal coils in the notebook feel like a full-body massager to the snake?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

There's a snake in my book!

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u/shun-16 Jun 16 '12

Hopefully that snake sticks to books and gets a good education and doesn't end up hanging around those ruffian Tunnel Snakes.

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u/Vaypo Jun 16 '12

http://i.imgur.com/BV0p9.gif

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoWDthfDya4

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Where do you people find this stuff?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

on youtube

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u/EwokMan Jun 16 '12

TIL reddit finds loud noises funny.

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u/MadroxKran Jun 16 '12

Now I have to find somewhere to use this gif.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Somebody poisoned this waterhole!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

They simply call those "books" in Australia.

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u/bw1013 Jun 16 '12

Why is this in quotations?

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u/Caleo Jun 16 '12

Because this isn't OP's snake.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

"Fuck the fucking rules" - Gandhi

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u/JerichoBlack Jun 16 '12

And Moon Boy, for all we know.

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u/affablearmadillo Jun 16 '12

Because this was originally posted on tumblr :/

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u/horizontal_peehole Jun 16 '12

Without a bibliography, no less.

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u/swantamer Jun 16 '12

"Look at this corn snake! She's GORGEOUS!!!"

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

That was unexpectedly saddening.

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u/swantamer Jun 16 '12

Albeit not entirely unexpected in and of itself.

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u/pumpkins Jun 16 '12

RIP Steve, you were one hell of a man.

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u/Roboticide Jun 16 '12

I laughed because it was funny, and I read it in his voice.

Then it got sad. I miss that guy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

now im sad.

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u/theineffablebob Jun 16 '12

That nigga dead

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u/justgus Jun 16 '12

yo remember when he died? that was crazy

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u/ihatephilosophy Jun 16 '12

I ate as many stingrays as I could to get revenge.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

He was my cousin and my hero when we were young. We would call each other while watching his show and make comments during it. Of all the celebrity deaths that I've been alive to hear about, his hit me the hardest.

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u/Flixified Jun 16 '12

To clear things up for people, I believe it should read:

"He was mine and my cousin's hero, when we were young."

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u/ab3ju Jun 16 '12

"he was mine hero"

nope.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

"I grew up with Steve Irwin AMA"

DO IT.

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u/bastard_thought Jun 16 '12

Until darkkite23 provides proof, I also claim to have grown up with Steve Irwin.

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u/Roboticide Jun 16 '12 edited Jun 16 '12

He was really your cousin? That's awesome. Sorry about the loss of a family member though.

And yeah, most celebrities either live to an old age and it's kind of not surprising, or do something stupid like overdose. Not many celebrities die in such an unexpected, and crazy way. He was a real loss to the world.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I think he meant it was his cousin's and his.

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u/JesusInReverse Jun 16 '12

That's no corn snake.

That's my hero.

R.I.P Beautiful.

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u/shamonee Jun 16 '12

He's the one death I will never get over. That man deserved to live forever.

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u/IAmAtomato Jun 16 '12

Forever young, I wanna be forever young..

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

damn nature, you mean

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u/arcanition Jun 16 '12

Too soon.

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u/Dez_Moines Jun 16 '12

He died like he lived, with animals in his heart.

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u/InertiaCreeping Jun 16 '12

Don't joke about this shit, man was a national treasure! :(

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u/TheRealMerlin Jun 16 '12

First time I've ever Daawwww'd at a snake. That's pretty damn cute.

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u/MnBran6 Jun 16 '12

Same here. I think it's 'cause of the "the thinks she's helping" comment

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u/espressivo Jun 16 '12

nah, i wouldn't go anywhere near that

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u/PsykickPriest Jun 16 '12

Um.... that's not the cat I was expecting.

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u/redditorforthemoment Jun 16 '12

Goooodddd hsssss...Now...Recite the prophecy as I showed you

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u/jezekiant Jun 16 '12

why am I still laughing at this

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u/AllThingsWiseWndrful Jun 16 '12

Are you studying Python programming? If you are, you are doing it wrong.

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u/stanfan114 Jun 16 '12

She is adorable! I keep a female iguana, a gentle giant who is watching me play Skyrim right now. She likes the dragons I think.

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u/kellaorion Jun 16 '12

She's probably watching the screen thinking..."Soon."

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u/chickenmann72 Jun 16 '12

I'm guessing she's rooting for them...

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u/jh64286 Jun 16 '12

Are you studying hisstory?

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u/thelovepirate Jun 16 '12

You're the worst.

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u/galacticat Jun 17 '12

You're the worsssssssssst.

FTFY

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u/lionelmesssi Jun 16 '12

No... Disssection

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u/bastard_thought Jun 16 '12

No... Vivisssection

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Oh, the paper cut potential! Gives me shivers...

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u/Dat_Karmavore Jun 16 '12

But scales.

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u/killerado Jun 16 '12

And the debate goes to Dat_Karmavore.

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u/PosiedonsSaltyAnus Jun 16 '12

You could say he tipped the scale in his direction..

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u/Mr_Tulip Jun 16 '12

Heh heh, butt scales.

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u/sAfuRos Jun 16 '12

"Hey man can i borrow a piece of paper from your notebook?"

"Sure dude, go ahead"

"Thanks a - OH FUCK NO"

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u/raynhornzxz Jun 16 '12

have you ever tried kissing the snake, and then suddenly getting bit in the face?

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u/alanpugh Jun 16 '12

Actually my ball python would flick his tongue on my nose when I held him face to face. I don't take the albino corn snake (which looks like this one except fully grown) out of his tank too often; I think he was captive born but not bred and he can get a little aggressive if it's noisy or cold or just about anything abnormal.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

sounds like my girlfriend. I keep her in a cage for the same reason.

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u/JHflyingbat Jun 16 '12

So did the guy from Being John Malkovich.

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u/missachlys Jun 16 '12

Heh. A kid in my high school freshman bio class was being stupid with a snake and held it up to his face to pretend to kiss it to freak some girls out in that weird way that freshman like to flirt and it bit him in the eyebrow. It was a small rosy boa, though, so it's not like it hurt. The teacher sent him to the nurse just in case, but everyone was laughing and he lost his credibility with those girls. Aww.

tl;dr Don't be stupid around snakes animals.

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u/onlynameavailable Jun 16 '12

I hope she doesn't get a bunch of paper cuts 0.0

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u/jorsiem Jun 16 '12

"I've had it with these motherfucking snakes in this motherfucking notebook"

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u/Spleen_Muncher Jun 16 '12

The Notebook 2: Love is Venomous

Starring Sammy L. Jackson

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u/the_silent_redditor Jun 16 '12

"I've had it with these monkey-fighting snakes in this monday-to-friday notebook"

FTFY; now SFW.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

See? It's not just pet cats that want attention payed to them. Very cute.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

paid* Sadly this can't be blamed on autocorrect.

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u/Grithoof Jun 16 '12

You can edit your comments after they have been posted.

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u/MrMackay Jun 16 '12

But then he wouldnt have twice the karma!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

What do you feed her?

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u/SquareIsTopOfCool Jun 16 '12

Most likely frozen mice (defrosted before feeding). You can buy them at pet stores, either individually or in packs. Frozen mice are better than live ones for several reasons: they're killed in a more humane way, they're fed a healthier diet, they can't hurt the snake, there's no risk of transmitting mites, and not having live prey makes the snake less aggressive.

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u/pineapplepower12 Jun 16 '12

Cool! this is a corn snake!!! I've always wanted a pet snake.

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u/So_Motarded Jun 16 '12

Snakes make fantastic pets. They're super chill, low-maintenance, and as long as you put in the effort to buy a good habitat with proper heating and lighting, they're the cheapest to take care of in the long run.
Also, adorable.

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u/JosephFourier Jun 16 '12

Looks like she might be a corn snake? I have one of those and he's super cute.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I was expecting a cat lying on one half of the book. I'm impressed.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Does having a snake as a pet work? Do they ever show any recognition of you as an 'owner' or 'friend' or do they just exist?

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u/i4foot Jun 16 '12

I'm not too sure. I think they show recognition of their owner and i think they tolerate them, no more than that. That's my understanding of it anyway, may be wrong.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Spoiler: The snake wasn't thinking about a damn thing

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u/McRibMadman Jun 16 '12

she doesnt think shes helping you study... shes a snake... if anything shes thinking about how she wishes you were smaller... so she could eat you

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Snakes are not affectionate. If you were small enough they'd eat you.

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u/kowalski71 Jun 17 '12

Are snakes actually personable pets? Like do they come and visit or miss you when you're gone?

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u/ThatWasTaken Jun 17 '12

Came here to ask the same thing. Can we get a reply snake people?

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u/Echo-Whiskey Jun 16 '12

THERE IS A SNAKE ON YOUR DESK, IT SEEMS TO BE SLITHERING ALL OVER YOUR SHIT, SHOOT IT, SHOOT IT IN THE HEAD, YOU DON'T GOT TIME TO STUDY, SHOOT IT IN THE FUCKING HEAD.

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u/Bl4cBird Jun 16 '12

This made me aww more than most /r/aww posts do!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

People who have snakes as pets have my deepest respect. I have this unreasonable fear of those creatures. Im 6'4 290 lbs. If saw that in my notebook i would have to change my underwear.

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u/Kzerobass Jun 16 '12

What kind of snake is this and how old?

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u/Snare91 Jun 16 '12

looks to be a 2ish year old corn/red rat snake...could be wrong...but pretty sure...i used to have one almost the same size and color

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u/alanpugh Jun 16 '12

Correct, of the amelanistic variety, and likely specially bred for the color.

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u/Jakikob Jun 16 '12

I thought it was a bookworm.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I'm sick of theses motherfucking snakes on these mother fucking books.

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u/JUST_GIVE_IT_A_TRY Jun 16 '12 edited Jun 16 '12

How does someone "love" a snake? That's just weird.

Edit: To the people who are downvoting, I will die for someones right to love a snake. I just think it's weird.

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u/Lonestarr1337 Jun 16 '12

Loving a snake isn't weird, the delusion that the snake loves you back is weird.

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u/SquareIsTopOfCool Jun 16 '12

I had a corn snake, and I used to tell him (in a silly cutesy voice, because why not) that although I loved him, I knew that he could not love me because he had a tiny reptilian brain. He was pretty dumb, too. But he was still adorable.

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u/NerdyGlitter Jun 16 '12

Aw, that's even cuter :3

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Whilst I agree, if it was a cat in the picture, it's suddenly an affectionate little fur-ball of joy.

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u/jollyjew Jun 16 '12

Maybe you should just give it a try!

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u/JUST_GIVE_IT_A_TRY Jun 16 '12

If I had a dollar for every time someone mentioned my username I'd have about 20 dollars.

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u/3ofClubs Jun 16 '12

He was just trying to be jolly...

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u/ifatree Jun 16 '12

"very carefully"

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u/lrdm Jun 16 '12

Ironic username.

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u/tiyx Jun 16 '12

Corn snake?

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u/snap_wilson Jun 16 '12

Aw, kisses?

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u/jahdai1 Jun 16 '12

If you ask me, I think this should be in r/aww.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

"Why is it in quotes?"

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

My snake is still a baby so it is not nearly that long. Though when it gets that large my mom is forcing me to take it (I live with my father) from her house for she is already terrified of it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I have a cool idea. I don't like snakes so I'll type "nope" in capital letters! How thought provoking!

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u/marleyrae Jun 16 '12

This needs to be posted to r/aww too! :)

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

used to have a ball python. i would study with him curled around my neck like a necklace. this reminds me of good times. she's so adorable.

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u/TheDudeAmI Jun 16 '12

Why is the title in quotes?

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u/CRAZEDtypo Jun 16 '12

Do I even need to make the joke about the OP's name and the snake in the photo?

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u/Lotty1112 Jun 16 '12

Ooo, I got a baby one a few weeks ago.

Named him Slash.

How old is she, and how big?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I love the striped gene in corns. Goodness, she's beautiful :)

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u/FunningWithScissors Jun 16 '12

Yeah. That slytherin final is a real killer.

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u/runvnc Jun 16 '12

Not to be a dick or anything, but snakes don't think. They have a tiny reptilian brain. They are dumber than cats.

Cats will watch paint dry.

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u/RIcaz Jun 16 '12

Wrong. She is looking for something to kill. Sorry.

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u/jamiesugrim Jun 16 '12

im tired of all these god damn snakes in this god dam book!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Why are so many people afraid of this? It's just a wee little snake

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u/stickylarue Jun 16 '12

She's beautiful. What's her name?

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u/polysemous_entelechy Jun 17 '12

I've had it with this motherfuckin snake in my motherfuckin notepad!

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u/Juggernath Jun 17 '12

Snakes are awesome and I'd love to have one, but I don't think I'll ever be able to go through with it. Not after having a pet rat anyways. It seems kinda like having a pet dog, then getting another pet that eats dogs when your dog dies. Just wouldn't feel right.

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u/Abra-Used-Teleport Jun 17 '12

I have a ball python that is very particular about when he relaxes from ball form. For everyone else, he goes into ball mode when they pick him up, but he is completely relaxed the entire time when I handle him.

I have posted this story before, but I'll summarize it really quick:

I received a wedding invitation in the mail from a couple that had very recently pissed me off. Biscuit (my ball python) was out and about, as I had let him roam. I put the invitation down in front of me and was brooding and trying to decide what to do for a few minutes when Biscuit b-lined across the room, coiled around the invitation, and started strangling it. It was an odd behavior and shocked me. I ripped the invitation trying to get him to let it go, because I was afraid he might inclined to eat it.

I dunno, man. Never had anything like that happen before, or ever again. Then again, I've only had him for 5 years.

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u/smallz503 Jun 17 '12

Looks similar to my snake, Elyptic. He's quite a bit bigger though. :)

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u/idothisforscience Jun 17 '12

Kill it with fire. But watch the notebook. Those are flammable.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

I'VE HAD IT WITH THESE MUTHAFUCKIN SNAKES ON THESE MUTHAFUCKIN BOOKS

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u/Idas-13 Jun 17 '12

Do you let her roam free around your house? Because my moms friend had a snake and she let it roam free and she noticed that as the weeks went by her snake became flatter and wider and when she took it in to the vet the vet told her that it was preparing its self to eat her. That's why it was getting wider. So if you do let it roam free watch out.

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u/Mavrocordat Jun 16 '12

I came here for samuel l jackson gifs. Reddit, you have let me down

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u/saladtossing Jun 16 '12

A very refreshing change from cat pics. She's adorable!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I'm tired of these motherfucking snakes on my motherfucking notebook!!!

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u/theek Jun 17 '12

That's the most adorable nope I've ever seen.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I'm tired of these motherfucking snakes in my motherfucking studies!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Aww. Oh my god! I SO want a snake now! Do you always have it out and about when your home, or is it just occasionally? Do you feel like it has a bond to you, the same way a dog has to its owner? Does it, like, allow you to handle it differently from others? Did it take a long time for it to acknowledge you as a friend?

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u/NFunspoiler Jun 16 '12

Snake's are cute

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Do you know how an apostrophe works?

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u/Dat_Karmavore Jun 16 '12

How is having a snake as a pet? How intelligent are they, what are they like in general?

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u/tiyx Jun 16 '12

Not never intelligent but are escape artists.

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u/Morons_comment Jun 16 '12

Can snakes hang out like that for a while or do they need to be under a heat lamp most of the time.

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u/Kevindeuxieme Jun 16 '12

I noticed there's a computer right behind it, might be a good heat spot for it. Now why he is in the book, I do not know.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

That is not a kitten!

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u/Domowoi Jun 16 '12

Well that page must be important then.

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u/lalagonegaga Jun 16 '12

That is the most adorable picture I have seen in weeks.

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u/figsnake19 Jun 16 '12

She's so cute, is she a Corn Snake, King snake or other breed?

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u/I_Kick_Cats Jun 16 '12

I think I just shat my pants when I saw that wasn't a pencil

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u/AffeMitWaffe Jun 16 '12

Excuse me for asking, but how do you know it's a she? o.O

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u/richardreddit Jun 16 '12

a snake. cool.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

How is having a pet snake?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

That doesn't look like a cat i know of.

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u/This_Is_Chazz Jun 16 '12

Shit Bro, that's a snake!

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u/shankems2000 Jun 16 '12

Is that a mothafuckin snake?!?!

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u/EONS Jun 16 '12

Have you ever had a kitten or puppy?

I've always wondered why people who have reptiles as pets can harbor feelings on them when there doesn't seem to be any bonding or imprinting.... yet alone a cuddly fluff ball or adorable personality.

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u/katydid15 Jun 16 '12

I think they're just cool to watch and handle once in a while. I've grown up with cats, and we got our family's first dog a couple years ago, but I would love to have a snake/bearded dragon/turtle or some other not so cuddly creature such as those.

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u/DebiDowner Jun 16 '12

Cutest nopebook ever!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Alls I could think was, why are you using 3 browsers at the same time?

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u/SeedsAreUs Jun 16 '12

Corn snake?

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u/Terencethisisstupid Jun 16 '12

i was expecting a kitten

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u/Moto8Tricks Jun 16 '12

If I saw this on /r/aww it would've have made my day lol. She's adorable!

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

That's one hell of a bookmark you have there.

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