Whatever

Then again it was my best friends 21st birthday party. Needless to say we got Blitzed.

 

TacomaDave, the Overlord.

 

I can’t make promises... I usually take of to the dance floor so unless you’re following me, you’ll be on your own til it’s last call.

 

Define 'snake church'

 

Good evening
Finally caught up.
Bree @4x4_angel
You are very pretty and panties always welcome here.

@NunyaBizness
Cooking??? Really!!!???

 

Ill try my best to stay vertical than...

 

It's a thing.... look it up.

 

I mean, V cant deal with my lack of cooking skills all on her own...
I need serious help, man...

 

No! Oh hell no!


But pet snakes. Lol





















I wish I had a pet snake...

 

Then they know nothing.

Okay, I'm forced to say it:
There are no people more provincial and ignorant of the rest of the country...
...than people who live in the places mentioned.
That's how it is for people who think they're the shit and the universe revolves around them.
I live close enough to both those places to know.

 

Lol thank you....@Hobbs needs to post his pic

 

I take you have a pet worm instead

 

There is one about 20 min or so from me.

 

@Hobbs
Post that pic

 

I think I'm safe from repeating my pic....i don't think @Hobbs will do it so i won't have to

 

TIED now between @SRH and @4x4_angel AT 11 VOTES A PIECE

 

Anyone feel like tagging @MurphTaco 14 billion times. This election has me stressed. I need to let loose.

 

Snake handling as a religious rite in the United States, also called serpent handling, is observed in a small number of isolated churches, mostly in the United States, usually characterized as rural and part of the Holiness movement. The practice began in the early 20th century in Appalachia and plays only a small part in the church service. Participants are either Holiness, Pentecostals, Charismatics, or other evangelicals.

As in the early days, worshipers are still encouraged to lay hands on the sick, speak in tongues, provide testimony of miracles, and occasionally consume poisons such as strychnine.[17] Snake handlers do not worship snakes, instead using the snakes to show non-Christians that God protects them from harm.[citation needed] In church services, when they feel the anointing of the Holy Spirit come upon them, these Christians reach into boxes, pick up venomous snakes and hold them up as they pray, sing, and dance.

 

Pretty sure you do already.