Atticus Finch
Call Me a Cab
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I'm happy to see the renewed interest in this thread!
"Mr. No-Shoulders" is a local name for the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake. It is the largest and heaviest rattlesnake in the world. Eight-foot specimens have been reported. Six-foot specimens are common. I have seen several five footers within a half mile of my house. Last spring, one used to lie on the road leading into our little neighborhood, almost daring us to run over him (or her). My neighbor finally did. I told my neighbor that he had made a mistake. Karma normally returns to bite one’s ass…I fear literally in this case.
AF
"Mr. No-Shoulders" is a local name for the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake. It is the largest and heaviest rattlesnake in the world. Eight-foot specimens have been reported. Six-foot specimens are common. I have seen several five footers within a half mile of my house. Last spring, one used to lie on the road leading into our little neighborhood, almost daring us to run over him (or her). My neighbor finally did. I told my neighbor that he had made a mistake. Karma normally returns to bite one’s ass…I fear literally in this case.
AF