Howard Winter wrote:
> Water moccasins?  Are they like snowshoes but for warmer weather

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(I moved the tag to [OT} before I got hollered at).  No, water moccasins 
constitute an extremely poisonous species of water snakes which abound 
in this particular region.  Their main joy in life, so far as I can 
determine, is to lurk in overhanging trees which are on the sides of our 
scenic waterways, where tourists love to paddle their own canoes under 
said overhanging trees.  The water moccasins seem to get a huge kick out 
of seeing how fast they can empty a canoe when they  casually drop down 
into one from an overhanging limb.  From experience, I can say that they 
can empty the average canoe in about 8.5 nanoseconds.  Of course, once 
you  get into the water, there are the gators . . .


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