Reaching into the LFS dryrock bin... felt something squishy...

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Oh i forgot to mention. He said years ago, they lost a Boa and 5 days later a customer reached into the bin and found the snake!!! They also lost another snake and found it a few days later living in a (now empty) bird cage.


They no longer sell snakes.:D
 
Oh i forgot to mention. He said years ago, they lost a Boa and 5 days later a customer reached into the bin and found the snake!!! They also lost another snake and found it a few days later living in a (now empty) bird cage.


They no longer sell snakes.:D

Wow. Those are the kinds of stories you keep to yourself no? Boss would have a meltdown overhearing that lol
 
If it was squishy not dead yrs ago but in the last couple of days. You saved the store from an awful smell
 
If it was squishy not dead yrs ago but in the last couple of days. You saved the store from an awful smell

Over all it was hard/stiff. But the furry grossness was still intact. He pulled it out by the tail and it stayed straight. Yummy :p
 
Over all it was hard/stiff. But the furry grossness was still intact. He pulled it out by the tail and it stayed straight. Yummy :p
Dead for a while. At least you found lunch
 

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