View Full Version : Ah... does it get any better than this?
crocdoc
12-06-04, 04:37 PM
Watching Southpark while my lace monitors have sex on the rug.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/512/3949sex_and_southpark.jpg
My apologies for the quality of the photo, I wanted to make sure the image on the TV was in focus.
If I had a wider angle lens, I would have included my bare feet resting on the coffee table and the beer in my hand, but that would have been overkill.
...Well, maybe it could get better than this, but that would involve me, a member of the opposite sex, an activity I couldn't mention on this forum and NO lizards. Southpark on the tv optional.
coldblooded
12-06-04, 04:58 PM
Nice... Very nice.... :)
Steeve B
12-06-04, 05:38 PM
Funny when I blew up the photo I can see your reflection thru the TV, its no beer your holding in that hand!! Pervert.
Just kidding!! Nice photo
mbayless
12-06-04, 09:31 PM
HAHAHAHA -
Good taste in goannas, television, and Fosters....
Cheers, Hope ALL enjoy!
markb
Scales Zoo
12-06-04, 09:39 PM
Awesome picture.
I will have fufilled all my reptile dreams, when I have a pair of lacies breeding on my living room rug.
Ryan
crocdoc
12-06-04, 10:05 PM
Mark: Fosters is the crap we export, no one drinks it here!
:-)
Double J
12-06-04, 10:38 PM
Originally posted by crocdoc
Mark: Fosters is the crap we export, no one drinks it here!
:-)
You guys must export VEGIMITE as well. They sell it here in Canada. Does anybody actually eat that crap in Australia?
mbayless
12-06-04, 11:23 PM
I know Dave, I thought you would say something like that! hahahaha...
markb
daver676
12-06-04, 11:43 PM
Don't slip on the wet spot! GAH!
crocdoc
12-07-04, 01:36 AM
Originally posted by Double J
You guys must export VEGIMITE as well. They sell it here in Canada. Does anybody actually eat that crap in Australia?
Ah, Double J, if you lived here you'd appreciate the subtleties of vegemite on toast. It's an acquired taste, but yes, everyone here eats it.
DragnDrop
12-07-04, 05:53 AM
Hey, I love Vegemite. My friend brought me some when she visited, and sent me some regularly until I found it available here. Double J ... try it on toast with fried egg and cheese. :)
I'm not really into monitors, but those Lace guys are gorgeous, the nicest of them all. Leave it to the Ozzies to keep the good stuff to themselves.
SnakeGrrl
12-08-04, 01:22 AM
What stunning creatures! And engaged in my fave...I mean, yea, nice monitors! ;)
Tim and Julie B
12-08-04, 01:42 AM
Was Issac Hayes (Chef) singing on they episode maybe it got them in the mood. :D "Lay you down by the fire........."
crocdoc
12-08-04, 03:16 AM
I'd love to say that the 'chocolate balls' song was on, but sadly it wasn't.
BoAddict
12-08-04, 04:47 AM
id love it if they exported tooheys new to canada
as far as the vegimite i never aquired a taste for it
btw good luck with those monitors
If fosters is crap, I'd like to try your normal beer. I don't mind fosters at all.
Do you guys have any canadian beer down under?
BoAddict
12-08-04, 11:51 AM
bidden when i was down there i saw a 12 of blue for like $40 aus back then the cdn $ was worth $0.25 more but that was still dam high for blue lol
tooheys new is good beer from there
victoria bitter is what i was told on the plane to buy and i didnt care for it
crocdoc
12-08-04, 04:01 PM
The reason blue would be so expensive is because it is an import and not often imported. I imagine the only people that would buy it would be expat Canucks that haven't adapted to the local beer.
VB (Vic Bitter) is a widespread, cheap beer. Not bad for the price, but there are many many other beers here!
Ontario_herper
12-08-04, 04:17 PM
VB was may fav. while I was there. I wasn't a huge fan of Tooheys... Regardless Australian's are a great bunch to drink with.
Australians (from what I saw and heard while I was there) live on Vegemite. They say it'll put hair on your chest and you're not a real man unless you consume large quantities of the stuff. I thought it was horrible. But as Dave said it's likely an aquired taste. I'm sure Spam isn't a huge hit down there.
Dave - those lizards sure have grown up since I was there!
crocdoc
12-08-04, 05:13 PM
Hey Dave,
Yeah, Alex is really starting to beef up, now. You wouldn't recognise him. Here's another photo (taken on the Southpark night - they did this 12 times that night) on the tile floor. The tiles are 1 foot in length.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/3949mating_01-med.JPG
It's a shame they're so dirty from the substrate in their enclosure. When they shed, the yellow/black contrast is vivid.
You're going to hate me for saying this, but a good friend has been seeing a lot of diamond pythons in the past while, mostly while driving home at night (he lives north of the city). The next time you come here, I've been told of a spot that's apparently guaranteed for diamond pythons year 'round (even during the dodgy time of year you choose to visit - ha, I had better stop hassling you about that!). I'll check it out myself first.
Ontario_herper
12-08-04, 07:12 PM
Ah yes, the "100%" spot turns up via your "friend", after I leave. Perfect timing! lol
I'm a student! That's the only time of year I can come, at this point. If it's not bad enough that your toilets flush the opposite way, your summer is at the wrong time of year. You Aussies have it all backwards!
They look like fine lizards. When I was there they still had more of the juv. colouration.
Seen any Broad-headed snakes around?
crocdoc
12-08-04, 10:16 PM
I didn't go looking for broadheads this past season, so I haven't seen any lately.
Those monitors still have close to their juvenile colouration, but they are too dirty most of the time to see it. That's why made the comment about them being dirty.
kap10cavy
12-08-04, 11:32 PM
Like I always say, a dirty monitor is a happy monitor. The only time mine are even close to clean is after the climb in the new clean water to dirty it up. Yippee, clean lizard, dirty work for me.
Scott
bistrobob85
12-10-04, 10:24 PM
Wow, both those pics of yours just make me want one ( or two ) lacies so bad!!! Their colors are insane!!! You're also pretty lucky to just go out and say '' hey, let's go to this nice spot with tons of diamond pythons all over ''!! If i were in Australia, i would spend my time taking looooooong walks around to look at the herps! You defenetly have one of the best countries for herping! As for me, the only snakes Australia lacks in the wild are ETBs and BCIs :)!!
phil.
crocdoc
12-11-04, 05:18 PM
actually, bistrobob, we lack any reptile acronyms of any sort. I presume ETBs are emerald tree boas and BCIs are Boa constrictor imperator?
Dude thats classic! monitors humping on the floor wile your watchin TV too much :)
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