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Re: copperhead snake in my shop


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Posted by ihredo4 on July 22, 2012 at 20:45:20 from (216.73.228.99):

In Reply to: copperhead snake in my shop posted by jacks on July 22, 2012 at 17:43:56:

That is scary to me...I hate ALL the copperheaded rattle moccasins that have ever been alive. Heck even the dead ones scare me. LOL

My Uncle told me a story about a guy that would always come into his auto repair shop and pull some prank on them. One morning my Uncle killed a Rattler and brought it over to the shop to show the guys. A little while later he sees this prankster coming down the road. He told the others to keep this guy busy for a little while...and out the babk door he goes. Well the prankster pulls in and comes inside to shoot the bull with my uncle. They told him my Uncle would be right back he had to go home a minute and kept this prankster busy. Uncle finally came back in the back door and started in on the conversation. This guy finally got ready to leave and everyine followed him out to his truck laughing and carrying on. The prankster climbed into his truck started it and put it into reverse. About that time this snake rolled out from under this guys seat and onto his feet. You know he never opened the door but went right out his window. The truck proceded to back up and into the ditch. My Uncle and his coworkers joined the prankster on the ground. All but one rolling around in laughter. Pranks ended that day from that guy.


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