Subby,
Ask your Mom...she's seen my Python at least twice in the last four days......

/there was a line....or else I'd have been back sooner.

Seeing two pythons in four days isn't normal. But in it is.

"I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. "I just hope there's no cobras."

In the meantime, can we interest you in a few gorillas?

"I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. 

Got news for ya, buddy. Snakes hibernate.

What a pair of very large pythons might look like, brother.

So dude just gave away $10 grand because he's afraid of pet snakes? Nice work genius. I'm not even a reptile guy, but even I know a giant female albino python is worth a pretty penny.

Every [SPACE] Day

Looks left, looks rights, looks down.

I just saw 3 enormous pythons.

Really? I use both CPython and Jython for a number of different tasks, and I've considered adding PyPy and IronPython to my repertoire for testing, so I see at least two pythons all the time.

Oh, wait...

West Milford is like the Florida of North Jersey, anyway, so it may as well have Pythons. On second thought, all the development there recently may have pushed out some of the weirdness, so maybe it's less like that now.

There were always stories of nudist colonies, dirt roads you should never travel down or you might get shot (according to friends), haunted roads (Clinton Road), etc etc..

The area was also known for an even greater than normal amount of underage drinking.

brobinson2001: "I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. 

Got news for ya, buddy. Snakes hibernate.

Got news for ya, pal. Pythons don't hibernate.

CheekyMonkey: brobinson2001: "I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. 

Got news for ya, buddy. Snakes hibernate.

Got news for ya, pal. Pythons don't hibernate.

Got news for ya, chief. I just wanted to say "chief."

Gaboo: CheekyMonkey: brobinson2001: "I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. 

Got news for ya, buddy. Snakes hibernate.

Got news for ya, pal. Pythons don't hibernate.

Got news for ya, chief. I just wanted to say "chief."

Got nuthin' for ya, Gaboo.

"Everyday" and "every day" do not mean the same thing, subby.

I got a python for ya.
heh heh heh.

CheekyMonkey: brobinson2001: "I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. 

Got news for ya, buddy. Snakes hibernate.

Got news for ya, pal. Pythons don't hibernate.

Brumate, then.

So that's where all my ducks went!

Santánico Pandemónium - not available for comment.

CheekyMonkey: Gaboo: CheekyMonkey: brobinson2001: "I'll be pretty happy when the winter comes because it will kill any more pythons that are out there," Geist said. 

Got news for ya, buddy. Snakes hibernate.

Got news for ya, pal. Pythons don't hibernate.

Got news for ya, chief. I just wanted to say "chief."

Got nuthin' for ya, Gaboo.

Winter is coming...

Subby has clearly never visited Australia.

The only time I've heard a gunshot in real life was at a bbq at a mate's parents' place in the Adelaide Hills near my place last summer. A snake slid straight past us in the garden where we were sitting. Mate's mum grabbed their dogs while mate's dad grabbed his shotgun from the house, and I was left with the job of keeping a close (but not too close) eye on the snake 'til the shotgun arrived. The snake was up against the wall of the shed, mate's dad took aim and -BLAMMO-. The shot went over the top of the snake and ripped a decent hole in the shed wall.

The snake disappeared at very high speed down under the fence and into a paddock. "Well I don't think he'll be back for a while" said mate's mum. "And the shed won't be giving you any shiat either" replied my wife.

It was the first snake they'd had there in a while but in hot summers they're a regular occurance.

Aussie_As: Subby has clearly never visited Australia.

The only time I've heard a gunshot in real life was at a bbq at a mate's parents' place in the Adelaide Hills near my place last summer. A snake slid straight past us in the garden where we were sitting. Mate's mum grabbed their dogs while mate's dad grabbed his shotgun from the house, and I was left with the job of keeping a close (but not too close) eye on the snake 'til the shotgun arrived. The snake was up against the wall of the shed, mate's dad took aim and -BLAMMO-. The shot went over the top of the snake and ripped a decent hole in the shed wall.

The snake disappeared at very high speed down under the fence and into a paddock. "Well I don't think he'll be back for a while" said mate's mum. "And the shed won't be giving you any shiat either" replied my wife.

It was the first snake they'd had there in a while but in hot summers they're a regular occurance.

My dog's name is "Adelaide". She's an Australian Shepherd.