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Published: 2008-11-17 02:09:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 1173; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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i would wait, its so pretty (i would keep my distance tho
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wait.. and lock the fucking doors.. lol or just turn around.. or back up..
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*drives over it*
Sister: Is it dead?
Me: NO! *backs up and runs over it til its dead*
Sister: Is it dead?
Me: Yes *drives away*
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Run him over then come back and get him 2 more times
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Forwards or backwards?
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i must sck to be a snake. even if your head makes it, your butt doesn't.
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Oh, and thanks for the fave.
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it's what i'm here for, sir.
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They showed this picture in my drivers ed, I was the only one to go 'awww' xD.
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Holy hell! I thought those sorts of snakes were only in South America. Woah!
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As would I, if it had any.
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At least we have that in common.
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I would probably go touch it haha
It looks like a green anaconda (because of the spots and the size) to me but I don't really know.. do you?
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Green anaconda seems to be the general consensus. 
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I don't like snakes, but I wouldn't drive over it 
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Not to mention it would get all Chuck Norris on your car.
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Me too! I grew up with them around, so I can't find them icky.
... Then again, I grew up surrounded by bugs, too - and I fear them like I fear little else.
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They've got too many legs to be natural, and they always go straight for the face! 
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Lol XD We should made a club
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it's pretty early in the am here and I totally can't believe my eyes! you just made my day
snakes are totally cute so I would wait and stare and drool and such..
my first guess was also that it's a python but meh, since the experts say it's a green nannyconda, so be it..
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I thought python too (the markings are very python-esque), but *Phoenix-Cry knows more about snakes than I do, so I bow to her superior knowledge!
Cheers for faving it, and I'm glad you enjoyed!
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I'll take that to mean "too awesome!"
Cheers for the favage.
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haha, yeah that would be the rough translation
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i would~...
PICK IT UP AND TAKE IT HOME WITH ME
..and on the way home it will swallow me...
XD
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Cheers for the favage!
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I'm pretty sure this is a python, a large carpet snake. it's not an anaconda...some ppl are so americanised *shakes head*
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Look at the head too
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Yeah. I think it's coz they're Americans.
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At first I thought it must be a carpet snake or a diamond python, but I had a look at a bunch of images of those and other Aus pythons (via google) and the markings are all wrong, I also had a look at the green Anaconda and the markings are right for that. Also, based on the spacing of the tire tracks on the road, I'd estimate the length of this one at 4.5 to 5 meters long (which is the average size of an adult green anaconda), and diamond pythons are 4 meters max.
So, nope. I don't think it's a native snake.
On closer inspection of the photo I'm inclined to agree with *Phoenix-Cry that this pic wasn't taken in Aus after all. Not just because of the bananas, but the other trees too. I can't see any gums. And Aussie dirt roads usually have more yellow in them than that. Or the ones I'm familiar with do...
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i was thinkin that the trees didn't look like aussie trees actually.but anacondas aren't australian
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