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Should replace Watson at 3Seems more reliable than sending Glenn Maxwell in to bat anyway.
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Should replace Watson at 3Seems more reliable than sending Glenn Maxwell in to bat anyway.
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Was at my parents house one night last year. Was late at night, dad was at work and mum was in her bedroom watching TV. Was in my room, heard my dog barking quite loudly. He usually barks over nothing, but noticed it had a different tone to it, so decided to go check. Stood at the front screen door, which had a massive hole in the fly-wire at the bottom. Stood at the door for about a minute, but didn't bother turning the outside light on for some reason, so I couldn't see anything. The dog had stopped barking and was just staring at me, so walked off, leaving the big front door open as it was in the middle of summer.
Then I could hear a sound, and the dog started barking again quite frantically, and was pouncing back and forth right on the door ledge. Went back, turned the light on, and saw a furious tiger snake about to poke its head through the hole in the fly wire. Jumped back, slammed the big door and went to get mum, as I'd never really encountered a snake before and she had.
We decided to try and get the dog inside somehow, so he didn't get bitten. Went through the back door and called him through. Then went out, found a shovel, and approached the front door. The snake was coiled up in between the big door and the screen door, so I wasn't able to get a clean shot on him. Had to get mum to slowly pull the screen door open and then throw a rock at him. She hit the snake fair in the head with the rock, and he arched up and started hissing very loudly. Donged him on the head a few times and that was the end of our troubles.
Doesn't sound that bad, I guess the close encounter part was me standing at the front door wondering what the dog was barking at for like a minute when there was a snake at my feet without me knowing. Makes me shudder just thinking about it.
Credit to my dog, twice now he's found a snake very close to our front door, alerted us, then stayed right back while we dealt with it.