Road Trip Snake Encounter

March 13, 2024

At first glance, this looks like a rad weekend road trip scene as this group sets up to bed down for the night… then we see the snake. WTF? Why is there a snake on her sleeping bag? And why are the two of them smiling at it?! Ok, so some snake lover will chime in to say that it’s the Labradoodle of snakes or some shit, but fuck that – it’s a snake, and we have a no snakes policy around here 😱

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