Not mine, but wondering if this is why mine is not working very well.

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I was wondering if I should have approved that a few minutes ago... lol...

 

That was actually a guy on a fishing forum that lives just south of Dallas. His new pup had chewed the cover off the outside vent. The snake had it's head cut off when the dryer was turned on.

 

Those blowers wheels are moving at a good rate, not surprised it was decapitated.

 

That makes me happy my dryer vent goes up through the roof. No chance of him crawling in through there. I can't even imagine the screaming from my wife if she saw that.

 

Maybe he was following a mouse.

 

Nope .... I'd move !! I abso-friggin'-lutly HATE snakes of any kind .... especially the ones that are in places that they shouldn't be .... like the stupid dryer vent !!

EEEeeeaaaaagggghhhh !!!!

Cheers,
PISTOL

 

Nasty. Snakes do like to get in places they shouldn't. Mocs get in my parents garage. My mom in law in AZ said that Rattlers are so use to getting into houses that they have adapted to not rattling before they strike. They figured if you make noise, you die. So, no noise.

 

I'm with you on that one.. Found this little guy in the laundry room on Monday. Needless to say, he meet the bottom of my boot. Then removed via a pair of channel locks. I hate snakes!!! I see...I shoot... I run!!!

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The world would be a better place if everyone wore snakeskin boots.

 

Ha HA, wonder what kind of dryer sheets they were using!!!

Many, Many years ago my aunt and uncle lost a boa. My Uncle found it when he sat down on the toilet. I guess the boa didn't want any company in his private swimming pool so he gave him a kiss on the rear. One of my fonder memories from childhood, I can still hear the blood curdling screams.

 

Our dryer is in the basement. A while back the wife comes up and asks if I had some of my stinky rags in the dryer. She has a nose like a bloodhound. I plead innocent and she comes back a little later and says something is wrong. I go down and there is definitely a slight dead critter odor. So's I get the dryer pulled out and stand on my head to get back behind it. I finally get the hose off the back and shine a light up the backside of the dryer. Inside is a dead bunny laying on its back with all four feet sticking up.

I inform her and she hollars and quickly heads up the stairs. I get some gloves on, remove said wabbit and clean everything up good. No juice leaking as the hot air had kind of "mummified" the little guy. Everything back in order and I inform her that she can go back to work.

She comes up hauling a load of clean clothes an hour later and tells me, "Boy, the dryer sure is working better since you got that all that hare (hair) out of it!" It was the best line I have got out of her in a while.

 

That's good stuff !!

A couple years ago, my son's girlfriend accidently washed a baby bunny that they found in the field and smuggled into their room.

It escaped out of the box and buried itelf into their dirty clothes pile to take a nap.

Not too sure it ever woke up ... maybe in the spin cycle !?!?!

Cheers,
PISTOL

 

That's just a hare better then the last bunny story.

 

We dont have snakes up here so its really unerving when I am down south and come across one. My feet get a mind of their own for a few seconds.