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Everyone loves a good looking Thai woman that has 'snake wrangling' in her resume'. She's getting ready for bed and sees something move under one of the 'tewpaas'. Further investigation determins its a small cobra (little over 1/2 meter) caught in one of those sticky glue traps. She removes the snake and trap to place it outside by the road where it is left overnight to be killed the next morning by someone else. In keeping with Buddhist tradition couldnt kill it in her house for fear of 'bad ghost following you around'..... Ahhhh Issan. I informed her that when I am there in 2 weeks if I find a poisonous snake in the house ...its gonna die. told her I already have bad spirits following me around ...any new ones can kiss my ass then straight to the back of the line. I'll take a few bad spririts over a dead wife or daughter whether she likes it or not!
Quote from: Kodan on December 20, 2011, 03:29:16 AMEveryone loves a good looking Thai woman that has 'snake wrangling' in her resume'. She's getting ready for bed and sees something move under one of the 'tewpaas'. Further investigation determins its a small cobra (little over 1/2 meter) caught in one of those sticky glue traps. She removes the snake and trap to place it outside by the road where it is left overnight to be killed the next morning by someone else. In keeping with Buddhist tradition couldnt kill it in her house for fear of 'bad ghost following you around'..... Ahhhh Issan. I informed her that when I am there in 2 weeks if I find a poisonous snake in the house ...its gonna die. told her I already have bad spirits following me around ...any new ones can kiss my ass then straight to the back of the line. I'll take a few bad spririts over a dead wife or daughter whether she likes it or not! I can understand your concern over the snake being around your family,but that does not give you right to the kill it,their are plenty of people around that would be more than willing to help you remove the snake,remember we all have the right to live.
Quote from: celticman on December 20, 2011, 06:41:58 AMQuote from: Kodan on December 20, 2011, 03:29:16 AMEveryone loves a good looking Thai woman that has 'snake wrangling' in her resume'. She's getting ready for bed and sees something move under one of the 'tewpaas'. Further investigation determins its a small cobra (little over 1/2 meter) caught in one of those sticky glue traps. She removes the snake and trap to place it outside by the road where it is left overnight to be killed the next morning by someone else. In keeping with Buddhist tradition couldnt kill it in her house for fear of 'bad ghost following you around'..... Ahhhh Issan. I informed her that when I am there in 2 weeks if I find a poisonous snake in the house ...its gonna die. told her I already have bad spirits following me around ...any new ones can kiss my ass then straight to the back of the line. I'll take a few bad spririts over a dead wife or daughter whether she likes it or not! I can understand your concern over the snake being around your family,but that does not give you right to the kill it,their are plenty of people around that would be more than willing to help you remove the snake,remember we all have the right to live.As nice as that sentiment is, I would not jeopardise my family whilst we phoned dial-a-snake-adviceline.That goes for anything that would threaten my families well-being - I am not victimising snakes.
CoCo says Nookie would probably kill it, cook it and serve it up on Sunday as snake and pea soup to be washed down with Chang Export!
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