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And therefore supressing a possible spread of Coronavirus from him. Sounds like it works better than a lot of masks.
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That guy is crazy. A python has a reflex to tighten its grip if it senses a heartbeat, such as in neck arteries, and can't stop even if it wanted to.
And if/when the python round his neck started squeezing, the guy would be unconsious within a few seconds and dead not long after.
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It's probably SURPRISING.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey haven't identified him yet to tell us.
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Interesting mask...
Man is spotted wearing a SNAKE instead of a face mask as he takes ride on the bus | Daily Mail Online
Officials have pulled a hissy fit after denouncing a man spotted wearing a huge snake instead of a face mask while riding a bus in Salford yesterday.
The man used the large reptile, which hung around his neck, as a face covering while boarding the Swinton to Manchester service at Salford precinct.
Shocked passengers stared in astonishment as the man - clearly making fun of coronavirus restrictions including the compulsory wearing of coverings on public transport in England - removed the snake from around his neck.Tags: None
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