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  roccenstein - 2 years ago

   That's nothing. Should have seen the deuce in my toilet this morning.

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  PatrickN - 2 years ago

   Actually what this appears to be is a Rubber Boa. They are a cold tolerant Boid that is Native to north America. I have one as pet that I raised from a baby from a wild caught female while I wa attending college in eastern Washington. They were all over at one of the parks I visited on a regular basis. The males were all about this color. If you look closely at the right side of the picture you can see the shape of its head. To the left is the tail. This is about the averge size of this species.

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    Assholewhiteboy - 2 years ago

    @PatrickNBuuuulllllshit.

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    KLA55 - 2 years ago

    @PatrickNYopu are correct. Here is the support: You may find it of interest. Many of the others here may not. Blind snakes The most primitive of snakes that live in North America are the slender blind snakes of the family leptotyphlopidae. These snakes do have vestigial hind limbs and lack the ability to see, with their eyes covered by scales and resembling a tiny dot. The slender blind snakes live underground the majority of the time and dine on insects such as ants and termites. The Western blind snake and ano

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  dirtylilmonkey - 2 years ago

  WTF!

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  asulikeit - 2 years ago

   is there a new Break staff member annotating the photos? usually they're clever, these are just stoopid

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    breakurneck - 2 years ago

    @asulikeitClever? On Break?

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  mistaxray - 2 years ago

  Worm from Tschernobyl?!

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    ColorOfSilence - 2 years ago

    @mistaxrayit's chernobyl

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  sodamanthegr8 - 2 years ago

   umm that's a worm... not a slug

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  roccenstein - 2 years ago

   That's nothing. Should have seen the deuce in my toilet this morning.

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