"Carl's Lounge" (Off-Topic Discussion, Traditional Knife "Tales & Vignettes")

Hope your snake turns up soon, Meako! I realize it is not a conventional pet, but I know the terrible feeling when you have lost one that you are attached to.

I had a friend who kept a small constrictor of some sort (python or boa) in his apartment that somehow went missing. It turned up, alive and healthy, in one of his kitchen cabinets, a year later. We are not sure what it ate but likely the occasional bug or rodent.
 
jc57 said:
Hope your snake turns up soon, Meako! I realize it is not a conventional pet, but I know the terrible feeling when you have lost one that you are attached to.

I had a friend who kept a small constrictor of some sort (python or boa) in his apartment that somehow went missing. It turned up, alive and healthy, in one of his kitchen cabinets, a year later. We are not sure what it ate but likely the occasional bug or rodent.
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They are the world champions at hide and seek...it helps when you can go a year without food and not lose condition...Old Boris hasnt eaten since Early June...and won't until December...
 
meako said:
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Found 'im. 2 days later..
Less than 3ft from where I last saw him..?!
I reckon he got into the nearby disused drain pipe that leads under that wall...hes back in his containment facility now.
Cheers.
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Good job he's back....sure your neighbours are relieved they can now use the toilet in safety ...:eek:o_O🤣

I hear another snake called Boris escaped all responsibility in Britain and still large as life :rolleyes:

In your climate and with his fasting ability that type of snake could go native....

Are you giving him enough love&affection? But from what you've said earlier he's a bit of a surly brute, badly misunderstood boy? Maybe snakes are like cats, promiscuous and if they think there's a better quality of life with the neighbours then off they go (for a while) :)
 
The nonsense you hear,directed at me on FB

"do you have anything for sell? Honestly you should thank everyone that has ever sold a Gec for more than it cost new. I have several knives if you go buy a new case knife just a run of the mill trapper and then go to sell it you will be lucky to get your money back maybe you only get 80% of what you paid.. no way will you get $100 more than what you paid for it or 3-4x what you paid for it.
Then point #2 I don't work for free I hope you don't hunting knives is a lot of work the person that finds and invest in knives deserves something
Point 3 the simplest point in my humble opinion it's in American to tell someone else what they can do with there property"

my poor attempt at a concerned answer.

"Hunting for knives is hard and essential work thank god you aren't in the military or working down a coal mine.
I take it you have a shop, pay taxes and support veterans and homeless people with charity donations as a way of giving back to society?"
 
A box of treasure from Yorkshire: Thank you, Jack Black Jack Black !

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sitflyer said:
I've used a paper towel and masking tape in the past. When I checked in to get stitches the person at the front desk asked, what can we do to help the blue tape guy 🤣
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“Bandages” makes it sound worse than it was - just a nick - but I wanted to avoid using a brand name. “Adhesive bandages” were all I needed. Plaster? Pansement? Whatever they call them in Australia? You get the idea…

And in my case it was clear tape with the piece of paper towel.
 
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