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| Not everyone is afraid of them, apparently. I met a guy on the Brooklyn Bridge recently who was having a good time draping his "baby" (an albino Burmese python, I believe, whose name is Money) over willing strangers. The snake was quite beautiful and seemed to be enjoying himself. |
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| Oh yeah, I played along (I like snakes). At this moment, I think I was saying, "Excuse me, but your snake (who weighed a ton, btw) is in my purse!" |
That's funny! A pilfering python.
ReplyDeleteThe snake is mellow yellow. Though I don't hate snakes but I don't like them either. Actually I'm scared of them.
ReplyDeleteI would be to frightened to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I left a link for an easy recipe of salmorejo as a comment on my Post about a restaurant in Granada.
now, what on earth could you be carrying in your purse that would interest a snake, I wonder?
ReplyDeleteOk, if I'd seen that you would be calling 911 and reporting a woman down with a heart attack. I have an unhealthy fear of snakes. You are very brave.
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Je ne déteste pas les serpents mais, en tout cas, je ne les aime pas d'aussi près que toi !!
ReplyDeleteQuelle couleur très spéciale !!
Holy! That's a big python. You are a brave person. I'm afraid to touch them but I do admire their beauty.
ReplyDeleteHere is my entry
You are all too brave!
ReplyDeleteI played too. Mine are here and here.
A python in your purse -- that's funny! Did it find anything it liked?
ReplyDeleteWow are you brave! not me
ReplyDeleteAh, a trained python. Your credit cards and jewelry should be emerging any day now.
ReplyDeleteThis is the twin brother of Mr. Snake (as we called him) who showed up in our garage and scared/surprised the husband at 10pm! Same color and about 12 to 13 feet long.
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie