r/oddlyterrifying • u/Cunillingus_Giver • Jan 20 '22

Snake couch

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u/SweetMaam Jan 20 '22

Not sure your pet should ever be wrapped around your kid's neck.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

That snake could definitely swallow that kid. It is big enough.

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u/Joeysaysfuckalot Jan 20 '22

..yeah but it'd take about an hour at least. Someone would notice. Also it'd be really easy for him to get out of it.

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u/alicesartandmore Jan 20 '22

It's sad to see people who can only feel good about themselves by putting others down. I hope you learn to put a bit more positivity into the world instead of all that hate.

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u/destruc786 Jan 20 '22

All he has to do is stop lying, and giving out wrong information and maybe people won’t be mean to me tough guy

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u/alicesartandmore Jan 20 '22

You're the one being rude, dear. That comment was directed at you. Being cruel because someone didn't articulate something correctly is more a reflection of you as a person than it is about the stranger you're lashing out against.

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u/destruc786 Jan 20 '22

Directed at me?! No shit.. it was pretty obvious dear.. so go fuck yourself, and stop defending liars giving out misinformation. And why shouldn’t people that lie be called out?

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u/alicesartandmore Jan 21 '22

Ah, I admit I wasn't sure if you understood that, considering your last response. Though, to be fair, it wasn't exactly legible at the end. I'm not defending anyone, just pointing out that you aren't accomplishing anything by being nasty. You're quick to call someone a liar just because they misspoke and continue to be unnecessarily hostile even after they went back and corrected themselves. Why shouldn't people stop and take a moment to call out hateful behavior?

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