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Yes there is, fellow guest! The lesser-known snake genus, Rhabdophis. I would supply a wiki link, but it so appears I cannot, so I suggest you google the word to find out more info on this lovely variety, should you happen to be interested.

Yay! I especially just like how he didn't waste time explaining his plan and ultimately sealing his fate doing so, he simply got down to business and began working.
And I love you too, Wolffire96.

I wish to arrange a meeting between your face and a fundamental building material in walls.

Meaning you no offense, it is indeed How To Train Your Dragon. I have been an avid fan for years, having read the available books that were out before the movie, and I think that if I can name twenty-five dragon species in three minutes from the book series I damn well know what the title is.

Shit, I was about to tell you, but then...wait...what was I going to tell you about?

Since forever. <3

Um. Buddy. It's a joke.

(Apologies for bumping this up!)
*joins GlorifiedToaster and sonics everything I can grab*

My deepest apologies, I was an idiot and rrreeaaallllyy need to think things through before I post. Sorry, I understand it now, and though I don't like it I'll shut up and stop whining!

It's working for me now...but it was repeating, just like it was for Hiddlester. Seems to be fixed now, at least for me, everyone else doing ok?

My thoughts exactly.

*slowly goes up to fellow guest and hugs* can I go with you next time?

And that is exactly why I spend all my time on here. Good murder ti- I mean, um, murder story prompts can be found here. Either deal with it, other guest, or I will arrange a meeting between your facial features and a fundamental building material in walls. :)

YES WE CAN EXPLAIN.
In one episode, the Doctor's companion (trying to keep out specifics here, in case you or someone else reading hasn't watched) got sort of transported to an alternate dimension. Without certain technology, which he didn't have, the Doctor couldn't go back and get her. She was stuck. However, he found a way to send a message to her, and a holographic image of the Doctor, projected from the T.A.R.D.I.S, could talk to her. So they chatted a bit, asked how thing were going for them, and as the time was ending on his hologram, he said,"*companions name,*I-" and it cut out. A majority of the people watching were expecting "I love you," but we'll never know. And those same people don't like it too much when it's brought up again.

They're right, people WILL hate guests more than registered users. Much to my regret, my e-mail account it fucking broken (don't ask how, I don't know, I've done everything possible and it won't work. Hasn't been working for months, and it barely gives me time to read the few pieces of mail I get) so I can't register at the moment. However, when I can...Ohh, yes, when I can my life can get better.

Ohh, I bet they're an invasive species and it's like the handful of Burmese pythons in Florida (the problem isn't that big, guys, I've gone hunting for those fellows so I can rescue them and found nothing. I was in the everglades for a week and not a sign of a snake anywhere, even though one was fought in the area a few months before) and that's why they're hunting them. Now, I may be wrong about the anaconda thing, I focus primarily on venomous snakes and invasive species in America rather than giant constrictors. ^^

Can someone please explain this to me? On a previous exposition into the depths of the site, I made it all the way to the official last post, and that tricky little shit was two years old.

Despite my being a guest as well, I think that you should have an account to be able to comment or post. I can certainly live without this privilege that has been given to me, and I have seen several examples of guests who abused their right to comment and thus infuriated many, myself included.
Petition to need an account to comment, anyone?