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Published: 2011-07-17 19:32:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 2173; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 7
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Finally, it's heeeeere!
I'm so glad Brahms didn't squish that snake. Aren't you?
I'm back in the swing of things, updates should be more regular now.
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Joe didn't really wanna bash that snake anyway!
I may not fear snakes like Indiana Jones, but I still can't bring myself to pick 'em up.
They feel really weird when they move, their muscles are so strange and amazing. (I'm afraid of hurting them by accident.)
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I absolutely LOVE your comic! It's so original, funny and incredibly well drawn! I love how you portrayed the composers. Classical music rocks!
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I'm so glad you like this. Again, thanks so much for all the comments
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Ahh, Milk Snakes....So. Adorable. And by this drawing, you have just upped their cuteness level!
Glad to see you've updated! I love this comic!
Keep up the great work!
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Yeah they are pretty awesome. Thanks!
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Um, Amy, just to let you know, red and black venom lack, but when there's yellow it's gonna kill a fellow. Just throwing that out there.
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I knew that.
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Okay just making sure
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Did you know that that rule only applies in North America? Once you get south of the border, there are "false coral snakes" that DO have red touching yellow.
And yeah, that's one of the first things you learn, I think, as a snake enthusiast. I been catching, keeping and studying them since I was 8
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Actually, I did
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And also--you mean white rings? Some do have white but many have yellow. My Mexican Milk Snake, has almost orange-yellow rings.
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You sure know how to give snakes a cartoony charm! 
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phew! that was a close one for that poor little snake lol!
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Cute little sneaky-snake!
For a moment I was a bit worried. She'll better bring him somewhere where they don't find him.
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Yeah, but first a little crash course in snake identification.
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Don't think I'm all that afraid of snakes as long as they're not poisonous. Big, hairy moths freak me out though. Not that it makes much sense-
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Hehe well, we all got our fears!
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a snake crawled over my aunts foot yesterday she let out a terrifying scream
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This is why when, you don't have someone with passing knowledge of Herpitology you just run away from the snakes you spot.
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Ah, it's a good thing it isn't that OTHER kind of snake that has the same coloration, eh? XD
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Connie knows her snakes. She can tell the difference
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This is ADORABLE. I love all the expressions and reactions. The snake is cute too. Milk Snake? Never heard of those.
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Milk snakes are related to King Snakes. They're called "milk snakes" because of a myth farmers used to believe that they milked cows. They thought that because milk snakes frequently hang out in barns, and when their cows didn't produce milk they blamed it on the snakes.
And thanks!
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Interesting. Thanks for the info.
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The little snake fella you've got here is sooo cute. Who'd possibly want to squish him?
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I dunno, I guess they think he's poisonous
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