3458 pts · October 4, 2011
Hi. :3 I like cats and stuff. Bros?
Finn in the bin.
*off leash ????
Impressive! I don't think I would personally trust any sighthound of leash, but there are exceptions to every rule.
Also the entire point of a Martingale collar is to prevent the dog from slipping off the lead, not the same use as a choke collar.
Prongs are not spikes. They distribute pressure evenly around the neck muscles instead of crushing the trachea like a flat collar does.
A lot of them do. o.O
*headdesk* I meant homoPHONES.
50-90% of adults have oral herpes...I wonder how many got it from a parent in childhood.
Now that I look again, the photos they used are not the best examples. Many have yellow bands between the black and red.
Then there's this jerk who kinda breaks that rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-nosed_snake
That's right, it's an eastern milk. :) Very similar though.
I came to imgur to link pics of my corn snakes to people and saw this on fp and it made me SO HAPPY.
Someone said it so I don't have to. <3
#19 What an auk-ward landing. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Nice! I'd like to get into other species soon, though I think I'll go the garter snake route first. A friend has Puget Sound garters <3!
Yeah! :) Diffused topaz. She might also be strawberry, but it's hard to tell being so light already. Her siblings are darker.
Coincidentally, I just got her today. ?1
If I had already identified it before they picked it up, I'd let 'em. If it bites, they'll learn it doesn't hurt that bad.
I'm glad you relocate instead of killing! Less living non-venomous snakes means more room for rattlers and coral snakes...
Yeah I was about to add, it depends a lot on species, too. Many rat snakes are known for being extremely defensive and will bite/musk often.
(2) really flighty and doesn't handle well, while the female I paired him to is calm and will just hang out around my neck or in my lap.
(1) Not in the same way. They act differently from each other to a degree, but it's very limited. For example, my biggest adult male is...
And here I am with a dinky Logitech F310. :( This makes me feel a little better though:
Was it this one?: Still one of my favorite controllers ever.
DETURKERDURRRR!!!
Ohhhh look it's me as a kid. At least I wasn't alone. ._.
I still think it should be called a spaghetti of snakes. Lil danger noodles.
It's a caique. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-headed_parrot They have SO MUCH ENERGY.
You quit on my birthday. What a great present. :D
Nope, compared them again. Pretty convinced it's a margay.
Finn in the bin.
*off leash ????
Impressive! I don't think I would personally trust any sighthound of leash, but there are exceptions to every rule.
Also the entire point of a Martingale collar is to prevent the dog from slipping off the lead, not the same use as a choke collar.
Prongs are not spikes. They distribute pressure evenly around the neck muscles instead of crushing the trachea like a flat collar does.
A lot of them do. o.O
*headdesk* I meant homoPHONES.
50-90% of adults have oral herpes...I wonder how many got it from a parent in childhood.
Now that I look again, the photos they used are not the best examples. Many have yellow bands between the black and red.
Then there's this jerk who kinda breaks that rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-nosed_snake
That's right, it's an eastern milk. :) Very similar though.
I came to imgur to link pics of my corn snakes to people and saw this on fp and it made me SO HAPPY.
Someone said it so I don't have to. <3
#19 What an auk-ward landing. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Nice! I'd like to get into other species soon, though I think I'll go the garter snake route first. A friend has Puget Sound garters <3!
Yeah! :) Diffused topaz. She might also be strawberry, but it's hard to tell being so light already. Her siblings are darker.
Coincidentally, I just got her today.
?1
If I had already identified it before they picked it up, I'd let 'em. If it bites, they'll learn it doesn't hurt that bad.
I'm glad you relocate instead of killing! Less living non-venomous snakes means more room for rattlers and coral snakes...
Yeah I was about to add, it depends a lot on species, too. Many rat snakes are known for being extremely defensive and will bite/musk often.
(2) really flighty and doesn't handle well, while the female I paired him to is calm and will just hang out around my neck or in my lap.
(1) Not in the same way. They act differently from each other to a degree, but it's very limited. For example, my biggest adult male is...
And here I am with a dinky Logitech F310. :( This makes me feel a little better though:
Was it this one?:
Still one of my favorite controllers ever.
DETURKERDURRRR!!!
Ohhhh look it's me as a kid. At least I wasn't alone. ._.
I still think it should be called a spaghetti of snakes. Lil danger noodles.
It's a caique. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-headed_parrot They have SO MUCH ENERGY.
You quit on my birthday. What a great present. :D
Nope, compared them again. Pretty convinced it's a margay.