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In reply to the discussion: The president need not be a trained herpetologist. [View all]cab67
(3,618 posts)45. why did he kill it?
Honest question. In many parts of the world, killing venomous snakes is routine. I spent enough time living in Texas to know this. But was the snake an actual threat, or could it have been driven away?
(I ask knowing that "it was an actual threat" can be a legitimate answer. It depends on where the snake was.)
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Confused w/Venezuela ? Not at all beyond possibility -- in fact, quite probable.
eppur_se_muova
Tuesday
#7
This is arguable since there are snakes that have a good chance of being poisonous.
PurgedVoter
Wednesday
#53
I have seen a fer-de-lance in Costa Rica. My gardener killed one 2 weeks ago and brought to the house to show me!
sinkingfeeling
Tuesday
#42
He said it started to flee when he encountered it within 20 feet of my pool, but then
sinkingfeeling
Wednesday
#50
His brain is undergoing frontotemporal dementia - on top of the malignant narcissistic personality disorder
summer_in_TX
Tuesday
#49
most blather out of oompa's hamburger hole is bullshit. if he was poor at a bar, he's be a crank.
pansypoo53219
Wednesday
#52