novum wrote:

Miss P wrote:

The wild dogs i saw in africa and asia, let me tell you were shit scared of snakes.....



EDIT I should say dogs really.... not wild dogs.......not overfed..gutless...human lovers...that exist in the west...infact I don't even consider " our " dogs....dogs but that's for another thread lol...

my uncle has had a few hunting dogs die from venomous snake bites. the dogs attack them and eat them, arent scared at all in fact they get all excited and in a frenzy. most times the dogs win, though on occasion the snake gets to reel off a bite and the dog dies.

snakes are fast, but dogs are real fast and co-ordinated with their mouth too.

and yeah cats here always are killing lizards, and the occasional snake...some cats are scared of the venomous snakes, well i wouldnt even say scared just dis interested.

but ive seen cats attack them and get bitten and die too.

How venomous are the snakes and how big?.........I'm talking deepest darkest africa...and asia...

irrepressible wrote:

Reptiles don't creep my out like they do some people. The don't look scary. Snakes are very poised and graceful. I wouldn't want to be bitten by a Rattler or a Mamba of course

Spiders on the other hand, bring me out in a cold sweat. The way they look, how they move.

Reptiles don't creep me out either......but behind us or infront whatever.....they don't have a rival food chain wise....put the whole cat species against the reptiles....who's the winner?.....

Miss P wrote:

Reptiles don't creep me out either......but behind us or infront whatever.....they don't have a rival food chain wise....put the whole cat species against the reptiles....who's the winner?.....

That'd be an interesting war. I wouldn't bet against the cats at all. The ancient egyptians revered them for their pest killing skills.

Praised for controlling vermin and its ability to kill snakes such as cobras, the domesticated cat became a symbol of grace and poise. The goddess Mafdet, the deification of justice and execution, was a lion-headed goddess. The cat goddess Bast (also known as Bastet) eventually replaced the cult of Mafdet, and Bast's image softened over time and she became the deity representing protection, fertility, and motherhood.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_in_ancient_Egypt

Cats will inherit the earth I reckon

Cats would be hopelessy outnumbered for a start......and they are thick as pig shit compared to a reptile....they would be lucky to take the chimps...

Miss P wrote:

Cats would be hopelessy outnumbered for a start......and they are thick as pig shit compared to a reptile....they would be lucky to take the chimps...

Cats can multiply like no-ones business...outnumbered, I'm not sure out that.
Chimps are just really stupid humans, I don't rate chimps. Baboons can take chimps.

The bit about the Baboons can take chimps...I made that up

Well that is chimps...They'd lose to the reptiles...end of...game over...If they haven't already that is my whole point.....Reptiles have survived much longer than cats and humans...who's to say they didn't evolve and become 2 legged big brain bad ass creatures?...yes...or no?....we don't know....but if we even consider yes...then its classed as insane....which to me is quite suspicious...

Irri you only admitted that because Thoreau is about and she will nail your fictitious arse. I'm with ya though she nailed mine good 'n proper.

Don't buy the reptilian theory thing personally.

The queen is a parasite, not a lizard

I don't mind admitting making things up, I just say things and hopefully a lot of those things are true/honest/correct...

Now to get back on topic, if reppies are so hard, why do they hide? Come and face us you lower 5th dimensional pussies!...

diamondgeezer wrote:

Don't buy the reptilian theory thing personally.

The queen is a parasite, not a lizard

True. She's more akin to a flea, or a leech

diamondgeezer wrote:

Don't buy the reptilian theory thing personally.

The queen is a parasite, not a lizard

Why don't you believe it?....oh master of the forum....

Miss P wrote:

How venomous are the snakes and how big?.........I'm talking deepest darkest africa...and asia...

yeah i was talking about smaller snakes, but the most venomous in the world. i think you are talking about constrictor snakes, the big ones that arent venomous but squeeze their prey to death.

novum wrote:

Miss P wrote:

How venomous are the snakes and how big?.........I'm talking deepest darkest africa...and asia...

yeah i was talking about smaller snakes, but the most venomous in the world. i think you are talking about constrictor snakes, the big ones that arent venomous but squeeze their prey to death.

I prefer to call it hugging....squeezing sounds so rough.

humans can kill everything. reptilians are right to be afraid!

Good point batou.
They're shit scared...I don't know whether to swell with misplaced pride, or offer the hand of friendship to the poor interdimensional bastards

They are afraid of humans...that's why they treat us like shit.

I too am an agnostic as far as "reptilians" are concerned. I just don't know. However, there are definitely more things in heaven and earth than we can dream on (to murder Shakespeare's famous quote!), so I don't see why not.

I like snakes, BTW - I think they're beautiful. I also like cats - they're beautiful too, in a different way. What I don't like are these little beggars (don't watch if you are of a nervous disposition!):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOXvdfcct8g

My dad brought one back preserved in amber from the Middle East!

Mandy

quietgirl wrote:

I too am an agnostic as far as "reptilians" are concerned. I just don't know. However, there are definitely more things in heaven and earth than we can dream on (to murder Shakespeare's famous quote!), so I don't see why not.

I like snakes, BTW - I think they're beautiful. I also like cats - they're beautiful too, in a different way. What I don't like are these little beggars (don't watch if you are of a nervous disposition!):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOXvdfcct8g

My dad brought one back preserved in amber from the Middle East!

Mandy

gross, i had to put my shoes on after i saw that

irrepressible wrote:

Good point batou.
They're shit scared...I don't know whether to swell with misplaced pride, or offer the hand of friendship to the poor interdimensional bastards

no way, we accept nothing less than their complete and total surrender!

I was thinking (ouch, it hurts lol! ) - I believe in a Creator God (I appreciate that not everyone does, I'm not out for converts lol!). Presumably therefore, said God would have created reptilians too. It's perfectly possible also that there are other life-forms scattered about this infinite universe that He has also created. Anyway, I was wondering why reptilians are so dangerous, then it struck me that God must have given them free will too, like He has with the rest of us. And presumably they have chosen to exercise that free will negatively. But then, I guess like the rest of us the reppies are much more complicated than just "all bad"! (I'm not presenting this as Gospel, by the way - I actually have no idea! I was just...thinking)!

Mandy

^ this is one of my fav stories of how humans kick asses. < you gotta click it lol... just incase someone didnt realize>

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melusine


This is interesting, I'm trying to find out more about this.She looks more dragon like in the painting.

Being a child of the west country, I have communed with the local sacred mushroom on many occasions. As a young teen (Long before I'd even heard of Castaneda) I observed that some people on the street appear totally human whilst in the state and others appear skeletal (I'd say the majority). Then there are others who have a very different appearance. One type being reptilian.

In other non altered states I have experienced people shift from a human state to being a grey. I had a very lengthy conversation with one person whilst they were in the grey state. It was explained to me that the grey had entered the human whilst the human was lying on the road at the gateway of death after being hit by a car. They explained that what was going on was a symbiosis. The grey had been disembodied and needed a host. The person needed help to maintain their presence in the body. It was explained that things like this often happen. When the convo had run it's course naturally, there was a shift back to the human appearance.

So do I get the reppie thing? I absolutely do not discount it.