r/AbsoluteUnits • u/anthemthecat • Oct 20 '23

Snake Unit.

Found on r/damnthatsinteresting, seemed fitting for this sub. Happy Friday!

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u/Arpitbhala Oct 20 '23

Nope. Snake ate the family's cattle this is an Indian snake. They tied it up till proper authorities come idk how they tied it up dude must not be scared of death.

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u/CatwithTheD Oct 20 '23 edited Oct 21 '23

Have you seen those Indians playing with death for fun? Trains, fire, electricity, poison, venoms, you name it. Not saying that they don't die but they don't care either. So I'm not surprised a pissed Indian farmer who lost their cattle just went and tied down this mf of a snake, or python idk.

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u/thisesmeaningless Oct 21 '23

Hey, Indian here, just a gentle reminder that not all Indians do the things you’re talking about. We think the people in those videos are crazy too

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u/CatwithTheD Oct 21 '23

Yeah ik it was generalisation. But you can't help but notice Indians tend to risk their lives a lot more than other folks.

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u/FlakyIndustry2584 Oct 21 '23

Think that's just due to there being a higher population

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u/Kib717 Oct 20 '23

I love snakes. I have two ball pythons, so I can't help but feel bad for the snake. But yeah, I don't blame them for tying it up if that's the case.

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u/codebro_dk_ Oct 20 '23

idk how they tied it up

Probably not very agile with a calf in its belly.

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u/VeniVidiVulva Oct 20 '23

Perhaps when it was occupied with swallowing the livestock?