By Anonymous - 28/10/2011 03:48 - United States

Today, my roomate informed me that her snake was missing in our apartment again. Apparently, I need to be careful because the snake's attracted to blood. I'm on my period. FML
I agree, your life sucks 36 358
You deserved it 3 055

Same thing different taste

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HerpYourDerp 7

What do you mean, "again"? How many times has that snake been missing in your apartment?

Buttsexpirate 9

While in the bathroom you're gonna hear "Feed me ssssseymour!"

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jellybean5678 8

Snakes aren't attracted to blood. So I wouldn't worry about it.

rubberduckie72 4

what is it with all the dn snakes getting loose. thays why i like dogs. hard to loose a dog on the house.

Snakes aren't attracted to blood... Not human blood anyway. Unless she feeds it humans. I would know. I keep snakes. If she feeds it eats it generally won't strike anything else for food, just for self defense. Good luck to her, I hope she finds her snake and can get it back in its enclosure and warm again. Just be careful. You'll be fine :)

Mensal blood is different from regular bood. You're in the clear

2 - Damn, wish I was smart enough to think of that. ******* brilliant.

Ikickmidgets 11

at least someone's attracted to your dripping snizz...

I meant to say rats. Not eats. Sorry about that.

Tell her if you find it first you're going to open the front door and let it out. Or kill it. That should make her look a little faster.

wilseibold 0

Snakes do mell but the thing is she has nothing to worry about they are not like sharks in being attracted to blood as long as she's not stickin a hamster or something of that nature in there it will leave her alone the heat on the other may attract it