SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes

[archetypal_yuppie]

Shovel is pretty standard technique. Versus a human, a snake is on defense. It's not gonna pursue you. So an overhand swing of the shovel should be fine. Unless you're a girlyman and prone to missing, falling forward, getting bitten on the face.

 

[romafan]



Shovel is pretty standard technique. Versus a human, a snake is on defense. It's not gonna pursue you. So an overhand swing of the shovel should be fine. Unless you're a girlyman and prone to missing, falling forward, getting bitten on the face.

Even if you cut the head off - watch out!

 

[suited]



Shovel is pretty standard technique. Versus a human, a snake is on defense. It's not gonna pursue you. So an overhand swing of the shovel should be fine. Unless you're a girlyman and prone to missing, falling forward, getting bitten on the face.

It's certainly doable, but I see no reason to take a risk when I can dispose of it by moving my index finger a half inch and give it a swift death.

 

[cross22]

Now that is someone totally out of touch with their inner manhood.

 

[Big A]



Shovel is pretty standard technique. Versus a human, a snake is on defense. It's not gonna pursue you. So an overhand swing of the shovel should be fine. Unless you're a girlyman and prone to missing, falling forward, getting bitten on the face.

I second the shovel. Friendly advice, don't try to shoot a snake with a P99.

 

[Jr Mouse]



I don't know how people can live in places where you can find a poisonous snake in your backyard. The thought of that just scares the bejeesus out of me. I'd have built a triple electric fence with laser beams attached to motion sensors.

BTW, snakes love bamboo.

I killed several in my backyard growing up. Usually used a garden rack or shovel. At that age you feel fairly invincible and I don't think I was ever in any real danger. Once we moved into the city I didn't see them around anymore.

FWIW, I was more worried about the centipedes that would turn up on occasion. Those things would get rather large but easy enough to miss when walking in the lawn.

 

[audiophilia]

Our new in place in Victoria, BC. Exec townhome built this year. Sorry for the crap lighting.

Loving the house and location. In rainforest, ten minutes from downtown.

Backyard at dawn.

Unfinished foyer.

 

[BrianVarick]

^Nice, that's a beautiful location to say the least!

 

[audiophilia]

Thx. And the only sub med climate in Canada. Which is why we moved from the east.

 

[EFV]

Necro posting I guess. Our place:

Spoiler: Lots of pictures

 

[lefty]

Very nice.

Does that fireplace work?

lefty

 

[Piobaire]

That's a lot of greenery.

 

[GreenFrog]

Wow. Beautiful cribs!

 

[StanleyVanBuren]

@EFV you guys should submit to http://gravityhome.tumblr.com/ one of my favorite tumblrs.

really nice looking place, you scandinavians really know how to do it.

 

[EFV]



Very nice.

Does that fireplace work? 

lefty

Unfortunately some earlier owner decided it was a good idea to seal it. It can be reopened but we never deemed it worth the cost.

That's a lot of greenery.

Probably one of the major reasons we're selling it right now is that my better half wants a garden.

@EFV
 you guys should submit to http://gravityhome.tumblr.com/ one of my favorite tumblrs.

really nice looking place, you scandinavians really know how to do it.

Cheers! Hadn't sen that blog before.