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I like it better than the last one. It's pretty cool. But yeah you're a strange one. Not that that's bad.

I posted on your profile and you never answered. 🥺

Would be better if I wasn't ignored by people named Poppy 😡.

Exactly.

Kind of, yes. If it's not a coral snake, and doesn't have a triangular head, it's most likely fine. But the flip side is not true. Many non-venomous snakes have that head shape, and get killed because of it. Also, the cottonmouth does not have as pronounced of a pit viper head, as some of the...

Yes, they absolutely will. I had the biggest timber I ever saw in my life come right up to my coops, last year. Chased him off, and he was back in less than 5 minutes.

Rat snakes can get very large and sometimes will attempt to eat something far too large for them. They can very easily kill one of your hens. Snakes are immensely strong, and it would only take a minute for him to strangle a chicken.

Not true. Coral snakes have a slim head, and neurotoxin venom. Brown water snakes have a triangular head but are harmless. Not sure where that myth originated. It is true that pit vipers have a triangular head head, and most people think of rattlesnakes when someone says "snake!".

Problem is, AI was CREATED by real stupidity. (Didn't they ever see terminator?)

Pop, where do you find such weird pfp's?

My favorite is pot pie. (Just kidding I don't eat chickies)

*rage intensifies* Fine then. I say no more.

Hey Moony's here! Finally the fun showed up!

Yeah I know. If had the money and room, I'd be over my head in engines. I would collect them. Just had someone offer me my all time favorite the other day: the Ford 300.

I have nowhere to put it and nothing to put it in. But if I did.....

Wait?! You know what a MEL is? I usually get raised eyebrows from that one. (I also happen to know where a fully machined, ready to go 462 is, and it's less than 15 miles from me.)

You'll never EV's because the battery would die halfway down the track. If it didn't go up in flames first.