@ThatRecidivist @grey4626 Is it a gene? Are they born that way? I was under the impression that it worked in the same way as a fetish π€ a progression of sexual interests that became more extreme over time. Admittedly, I haven't looked into it very deeply.
@DingoOfDingos Ok, I hear you, but I still like revolvers because the red dead redemption franchise ruined me. Revolvers, lever-action rifles... there's no hope for me now π
@iPopi1966@Matt_Pinner There's always more work available. If you're not qualified, work harder and get qualified. If there's no other work around (unlikely) then go elsewhere. There are always options. It comes down to what you think your time and labour are worth.
@ltgrim11221 @fredsparky @Matt_Pinner They're not too bad as long as you give them room, they don't actually want to waste venom on something they can't eat. The US copperheads are a type of viper, right? We have copperheads too, but different species, ours are elapids (same family as cobras). They're pretty chill.
@ltgrim11221 @fredsparky @Matt_Pinner Nah mate. Trust me. The shape of the head and those angry looking "eyebrows" it has going on is how to identify them (Tassie tiger snakes don't have the bands common on mainland tigers, mostly black). I bump into these blokes all the time out bush.
@PeriklesGREAT Fair enough. If you break into the home I share with my family I'm going to assume the worst of intentions, I certainly won't stop to ask questions.