Boop

#2 - zombietronexe

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(07/14/2017)[-]

#28 to #2 - kurbeh

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(07/15/2017)[-]

The booping be doing him a frighten.

#41 to #2 - kinostus

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(07/15/2017)[-]

That's a nice snek

#36 to #2 - nelflover#74 on contentRank#74

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(07/15/2017)[-]

#42 to #2 - chickenbones

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(07/15/2017)[-]

That was my litteral reaction, The laugh is perfect :]

#1 - ivanthesronk

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(07/14/2017)[-]

That is a cute dog.

#46 to #1 - yourevsyour#482 on commentsRank#482

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(07/15/2017)[-]

Even if it does have autism

#17 - saxmo

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(07/14/2017)[-]

THE SPICE MUST FLOW

#40 to #17 - JontheDragon

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(07/15/2017)[-]

Great series that went ******* crazy.

#23 to #17 - mrdrmedicman

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(07/14/2017)[-]

MAUD'DIB LIVES!

#20 - satoasami

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(07/14/2017)[-]

>Having a Sandbox in an even bigger Sandbox

One little Snek does not need all that space

#22 to #20 - delahk

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(07/14/2017)[-]

i think you mistaking the counter's marble for sand

#3 - iviagic

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(07/14/2017)[-]

Snakes can never be cute.

#4 to #3 - hotschurl

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(07/14/2017)[-]

#5 to #4 - iviagic

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(07/14/2017)[-]

>german defending his wives

#6 to #5 - hotschurl

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(07/14/2017)[-]

jesus, i wasn't even aware of that

#7 to #6 - iviagic

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(07/14/2017)[-]

whites have a long history of animal *******.

#8 to #7 - hotschurl

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(07/14/2017)[-]

what? i thought the akbars were leading in that field

#21 to #8 - kaimera

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(07/14/2017)[-]

Nope, we whities are better at eveything.
especially at explosions.

#9 to #8 - iviagic

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(07/14/2017)[-]

No sir.

#16 to #3 - daniboyi

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(07/14/2017)[-]

#14 to #3 - anon id: b1693def

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(07/14/2017)[-]

neither can you

#19 to #3 - tariv#40 on commentsRank#40

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(07/14/2017)[-]

#12 to #3 - codyxvasco

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(07/14/2017)[-]

#15 to #3 - shabadaka

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(07/14/2017)[-]

thats subjective

#47 to #3 - kanatana

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(07/15/2017)[-]

**kanatana roll picture searched snek** That's where you're wrong, kiddo

#49 to #3 - derpyderps

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(07/15/2017)[-]

#29 to #3 - kharmelion

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(07/15/2017)[-]

objectively true

#25 - renjininety#49 on commentsRank#49

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(07/15/2017)[-]

join list: DangerNoodles

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cute noodle!!!

also i need more noodle pics to post with the mention list, send me some good ones that you would want to see.

#30 to #25 - fullemetalautismo

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(07/15/2017)[-]

#35 to #30 - anon id: 5e360d22

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(07/15/2017)[-]

#31 to #30 - renjininety#49 on commentsRank#49

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(07/15/2017)[-]

ive used that one too many times, and its still my favorite Gadsden flag.

#37 to #31 - bogusthehutt

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(07/15/2017)[-]

#32 to #31 - fullemetalautismo

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(07/15/2017)[-]

how about a naked snake

#33 to #32 - renjininety#49 on commentsRank#49

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(07/15/2017)[-]

Click to show spoiler

the real naked snek

#34 to #32 - anon id: 2d6ad326

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(07/15/2017)[-]

faggot

#62 to #25 - hotschurl

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(07/15/2017)[-]

so you're saying you want me to post my noodle?

#63 to #62 - renjininety#49 on commentsRank#49

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(07/15/2017)[-]

Only if it has two eyes and a long tongue. I don't want no limp noodles.

#13 - protomanrulezz

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(07/14/2017)[-]

I love my Kenyan Sand Boas
the friendliest snakes I have ever owned

#39 to #13 - sicohippy

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(07/15/2017)[-]

how difficult is this species to take care of? Coming from somebody who has never owned a snake, I was wondering where I should consider starting? Is this breed a good place to begin or is it a little too advanced for myself to take care of having little knowledge on snakes.

#43 to #39 - protomanrulezz

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(07/15/2017)[-]

That depends
KSB kinda dislike frozen thawed (FT) mice and tend to while young only take live feed, which is not easy for some people as feeding live baby mice to something is not easy for some people. They are however the friendliest snakes I have ever owned and are also easy for their bedding type, as aspen bedding or sand can be used. They don't need much for shelters and such, so overall they're kind easy. I would not recommend them as a first snake however unless you managed to find one that took FT. But i guess if you have a local pet store that sells live pinkies, fuzzies, and hoppers, and you're okay with using live feed for awhile you should be good. But live mice also tend to be more expensive, where I buy my rats/mice for my milk, corn, and my redtail at less than a dollar each (they're big rats/mice) and I buy live mice for around $2 each every week.
Ball Pythons, Corn Snakes, certain breeds of milk snakes, and common king/california king are most notably the easier snakes for first time owners. Most easily take FT and will be rather friendly

#60 to #39 - dropdeadbiotch

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(07/15/2017)[-]

Kenyan sand boas are great snakes, they do not get too large and do not require any advanced care. My sand boa was my first snake and I have not had any issues, but also given I work with snakes for a living. Kenyan sand boas, cornsnakes, ball pythons are all great starter snakes, and all have very easy care. Snakes are actually one of the easiest reptiles to keep.

#44 to #39 - protomanrulezz

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(07/15/2017)[-]

#45 to #44 - protomanrulezz

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(07/15/2017)[-]

a few pictures of my babies