Author Topic: THERE WAS A SNAKE IN MY BEDROOM  (Read 9884 times)

snakes are cutie patooties

Possibly dangerous snake in my room? Better post it on a game forum!

Possibly dangerous snake in my room? Better post it on a game forum!

It just shows that we're his go-to guys.

Kind of like how some starfishs go to 4chan with their immediate problems.

Besides, who else would he contact?

(unless it was totally reasonable for him to shout to his parents or whoever could help him at the moment)

i let him go in my front yard
thank you for not killing a harmless animal
i tried to take pictures of it

lighting is stuff, so it looks different
you freakin idiot


Besides, who else would he contact?
Maybe he could contact someone that can actually help?
Exterminator
Animal Control
Parents
Other Family Members
Freinds
Neighbors

Anything else would be better than contacting some teenagers on a forum.



Treat it like a poisonous / venomous snake bite, clean it thoroughly

Treat it like a poisonous / venomous snake bite, clean it thoroughly
cleaning the wound is not how you treat venom
I mean it helps prevent infection and stuff. but that isn't the end of what you should do

unless OP lives in australia or a desert the chances that the 5" snake is venomous are incredibly slim, i don't know why everybody is acting like snakes are venomous satan beasts out to kill

There's a snake in my boot
laughed harder than I should have.

I'm getting dizzy...
oh forget, could it be
no but seriously i'm all disoriented

rip op
died cigarette

unless OP lives in australia or a desert the chances that the 5" snake is venomous are incredibly slim, i don't know why everybody is acting like snakes are venomous satan beasts out to kill
I'm pretty sure even baby snakes still have usable venom. and there are a few venemous species in the US, and since he apparently hasn't identified it yet, or can't, there's nothing wrong with suggesting more than cleaning the bite wound
I'm getting dizzy...
oh forget, could it be
despite what I just said, chances are it's not venemous and that's just the placebo effect. but you should still describe what the snake looked like, or even better, take a picture of it WITHOUT PUTTING ANY OF YOUR LIMBS CLOSE TO IT

take a picture of it WITHOUT PUTTING ANY OF YOUR LIMBS CLOSE TO IT
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« Last Edit: March 11, 2014, 11:11:03 PM by Lego lad »

cleaning the wound is not how you treat venom
I mean it helps prevent infection and stuff. but that isn't the end of what you should do
Yeah but I wouldn't call 911 for a garden snake bite