Nerves and muscles in cold-blooded animals function for hours, as opposed to maybe 20 minutes for mammals and birds. On a backpacking trip, I kept a rattlesnake body to cook for dinner after the snake was decapitated by the trip leader (and the head safely buried for exactly the reasons described in this article). Six…

If I remember correctly, anti-venom has a relatively short shelf life and is pretty pricey. There may also be restrictions on the general public purchasing it.

I don't know how rare it is, but the shit is expensive. It cost me $1800 to have my dog treated when she got bitten (rattlesnake).

Yep. I had a rattlesnake come into my back yard and I killed it. I went out to clean it up about half an hour later and the head opened its scary mouth at me as I shoveled it up. It was eerie.

Well, the Trojan is broken, but at least he pulled the little guy out in time.

So by the time you've read all the signs... you've got a parking ticket.

Leave it to a Christian school to start off with a big return

That was just... yeah, you can't even be mad about that. It was damn funny.

Hit the brakes he'll fly right back in?

That was actually a Hindenburg reference.

Hello, planes. It's Blimps. You win.

I'm sorry, but the show Archer, actually reference a real even in history when a Zepplin burned to the ground killing 35. Comments were made by a journo on site, and the "Oh the Humanity!" quote was made.

Small wheelbase, HA!

I'll never understand that either. All the women in my life love it but never want to drive it.

Right, its a terrible car that people put up with because "its a Jeep thing."

I've spent a lot of miles in my TJ and they have all been fucking horrifying except that one time my GF touched my junk for like 5 seconds. Over the pants.

Why come no one has installed a twin-turbo kit on one of these S8s? 1,000+ HP luxo-barge could be a lot of fun...

Nascar just doesn't get it. The best racing in their top two series happens every time they visit a road course. They need to add 2-4 more in place of some of the cookie cutter 1.5 mile ovals.

I don't think it was deliberate, either. But I do think it was a mistake that could be avoided, and more importantly, should be avoided when it's your own teammate.

Why did they not command destruct that thing the moment it went sideways? Isn't the whole point of these safety systems to prevent out of control rockets from crashing back to earth near people?