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    Re: Dont MESS with Texas

    The atratus and ocelatis alone make snakes in Texas cooler than most countries.
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    Re: Dont MESS with Texas

    Quote Originally Posted by chris-uk View Post
    The atratus and ocelatis alone make snakes in Texas cooler than most countries.
    Except that those atratus' aren't from Texas. They're "Santa Cruz Garter" snakes. They are San Mateo / Santa Cruz County, California natives.

    But yeah, garter snakes are "cooler" than countries are.

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    Re: Dont MESS with Texas

    Quote Originally Posted by ConcinnusMan View Post
    Except that those atratus' aren't from Texas. They're "Santa Cruz Garter" snakes. They are San Mateo / Santa Cruz County, California natives.

    But yeah, garter snakes are "cooler" than countries are.
    I should have checked the range maps in the bible, I knew they were Santa Cruz but assumed from the post that their range extended to Texas. On reflection, that would make a huge range for such an uncommon garter.
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    Re: Dont MESS with Texas

    Quote Originally Posted by chris-uk View Post
    I should have checked the range maps in the bible,
    That's funny. The only maps in my Bible are of the ancient near east. Did St. Paul encounter any garter snakes in his travels?
    People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.

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