Hmmm. Wonder what the chances are that the dog did that to the snake (to protect him) and the toddler copied the dog by putting the dead/dying snake in his mouth? I saw a Discovery programme once about this family in Oregon, and the mother heard this commotion in her back 'yard', as they call them. There she found a crying toddler with a deep gash on its abdomen, and a still warm, dead labrador, covered with cuts and bloodied around its own mouth. The thick bint concluded that the toddler had fought off a crazed 40kg family pet. The police and dog-pound workers tracked down they badly mauled cougar some time later and destroyed it.
Maybe the snake had no venom or used it all up before the encounter.. Can also be the guardian angel of the toddler
If the Mississippi county clerk issuing your marriage license believes that you or your betrothed is drunk, insane, or an "imbecile," he or she can deny you the license. And if that's the case, avoid getting hitched in Tennessee too.
1. Avoid Giving Certain Flowers in Russia Be careful when presenting flowers to a friend or business associate in Russia. Yellow blooms signify deceit or a relationship break-up. And skip red carnations, too. Traditionally, red carnations are placed on the graves of the dead, or are offered to surviving war veterans. please log in to view this image
Jump the baby in Spain please log in to view this image © Nick Gammon / Alamy Keeping the devil at bay is a common theme of many unusual customs around the planet. In a small community in northern Spain (where tomato tossing and bull running are also customary), residents take part in El Colacho, which literally translates as baby jumping. Yes, baby jumping. Infants are laid on mattresses on the ground while men dressed as the devil run along the street and jump over the tots, watched by visitors and no doubt terrified parents. This tradition has been going for around 400 years.
please log in to view this image Skip the Salt in Egypt When tucking into a meal in Egypt, by-pass the saltshaker. It’s insulting to your host to sprinkle salt on your food. If you have to season your plate, it means that you find the meal’s taste repulsive
The only song I could think of with salty in it. The Mutton Birds have done some brilliant stuff, believe me!
