We were cleaning up the kids playroom last weekend. The playroom is
connected to my home office where my failed indoor pond is. Apparently when
I brought the plants in, I also brought in a snake. So much fun for the SO,
I assure you.

Me and the boys had a good time.



BV.

Jeff,

What kind of snake?

Jim

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"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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We were cleaning up the kids playroom last weekend. The playroom is
connected to my home office where my failed indoor pond is. Apparently
when
I brought the plants in, I also brought in a snake. So much fun for the
SO,
I assure you.

Me and the boys had a good time.



BV.

There are snakes and then there are SNAKES!
Which kind did you have??
Paul


"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
...
We were cleaning up the kids playroom last weekend. The playroom is
connected to my home office where my failed indoor pond is. Apparently
when
I brought the plants in, I also brought in a snake. So much fun for the
SO,
I assure you.

Me and the boys had a good time.



BV.

"Paul in Redland" wrote in message
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"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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Me and the boys had a good time.

There are snakes and then there are SNAKES!
Which kind did you have??

The story involved him, some of his buddies and his snake, don't ask too
many questions.

"Jim and Phyllis Hurley" wrote in message
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Jeff,

What kind of snake?

snip

We're not sure, but we think it was either a black rat snake, or garter
snake.

BV.

"Paul in Redland" wrote in message
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There are snakes and then there are SNAKES!
Which kind did you have??
snip

We did some research, and it seems the black rat snakes, and garters are
common in MD basements this time of year. According to a few web sites we
reviewed, the poisonous varieties are rare in doors.

BV.

We did some research, and it seems the black rat snakes, and garters are
common in MD basements this time of year. According to a few web sites we
reviewed, the poisonous varieties are rare in doors.

BV.

We've been known to get baby copperheads in the house in the spring. I
guess that's when they hatch.

In article ,
"Benign Vanilla" writes:
the poisonous varieties are rare in doors.

Or is it that survivors are rare to do the reporting?

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"Artships" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Benign Vanilla" writes:
the poisonous varieties are rare in doors.

Or is it that survivors are rare to do the reporting?

LOL. Reminds me of the movie "Pirates of the Caribean". Someone is telling a
tale of how this one dreaded pirate leaves no survivors. Another character
responds, "No survivors, eh? Where do you suppose the stories come from
then?"

Hmm, what just slithered across my foo...

BV.

Benign Vanilla wrote:


"Artships" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Benign Vanilla" writes:
the poisonous varieties are rare in doors.

Or is it that survivors are rare to do the reporting?

LOL. Reminds me of the movie "Pirates of the Caribean". Someone is telling
a tale of how this one dreaded pirate leaves no survivors. Another
character responds, "No survivors, eh? Where do you suppose the stories
come from then?"

iirc, it was the pirate about whom the stories were told who asked the
question - so it's no mystery (of course I could be wrong - I have a rotten
memory for any movie I've seen less than 4 times). I didn't get a chance
to see the end - we were sailing a barque across the Atlantic at the time,
and I got called on deck.

Hmm, what just slithered across my foo...

Been nice knowing you... :-(
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derek