Snakes on a Ferrari

"Enough is enough! I've had it with these m***** f****** snakes on this m***** f****** Ferrari!"

http://www.thetechlabs.com/latest/snake-in-ferrari/

 

That's awesome........

 

lol, that's pretty nutz. If you didn't know there was a snake and started the engine. You could be having an exotic dinner later on heh.

 

Where's Samuel L?

 

Better than a rat chewing through the wiring!

 

That's really cool!

 

Ferrari(s) new ad campaign for their Dodge VIPER partnership. " In every Ferrari a new Viper sleeps"

 

Wow.. Imagine getting in and seeing that thing as you turn to back out of the garage!

 

Cute little baby python!

 

I'd crap myself. Ugh.

 

Holy f******* s***!

 

And here I get annoyed when my cat Mr. Binx gets in/on the 328.

YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jedi

 

Looks like a fully grown Carpet Python. Now if it were an Amethystine...

I had a Hognose get loose in a Challenger in November last year. Found it (still alive) last month in the trunk.

 

this actually made my evening.

 

Cool...

 

+1

 

I would of ringing to get car repaired by now as I would of jumped out as it was moving,I absolutely hate snakes,

 

Snakes are really cool, and once domesticated can make great pets. I had one when I was a kid, and he was awesome. This one was probably looking for some heat, and then bounced once the engine had cooled off.

 

You cannot domesticate that little pea brain animal. A pet python was caught in the middle of the process of swallowing a toddler when the pet's owner was away. Snakes are very useful animals but not as pets. In fact, even as animals they can be pests. Witness the swam of Florida now being run over by non-native pythons.

 

Okay, I guess some snakes aren't domesticatable; reticulated pythons comes to mind. And anything that's big enough to swallow a child probably shouldn't be in a cage in someone's living room.

 

Yes they are quite the nuisance in the everglades. Much worse, a pet squeezed a toddler to death here recently.

 

Domesticate is definitely not the right word. With regular interaction the vast majority will not be aggressive, but they'll always be wild animals.

That said, I disagree about them being bad pets. Things like Burms, Retics, etc have no business being sold at petshops to the clueless people that will simply buy them on a whim. Dogs kill plenty of people, too, and, much like snakes, it all boils down to irresponsible owners. Snakes like Ball Pythons, Rosy Boas, Hognose, etc make perfectly suitable pets for the average person.

 

I think that owner spend all the money and did not have for alarm

 

Thank God I live in Montreal, where all I have to worry about is snow and separatists.

 

+1 I own a ~2.5' long ball python who is great. He's very docile and overall just hangs out when you hold him. Has never bitten anyone, and could never grow up to be big enough to kill someone!