Hardcore and Lucky documented their "experience". http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/video/play.shtml?mea=2533
Guys we are getting off topic, can we please start talking about snakes biting penises (peni?) Thanks.
The news paper never said he peed, he could have been taking a dump for all we know. Which begs yet another question: Does this count as Bestiality as his peni entered the snakes mouth?
More detailed story. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/new...st-bitten-on-*****-by-deadly-brown-snake.html 1) It was a tourist, and he was squatting. 2) The average Aussie would have been standing. 3) The radio reports were that the reason the snake didn't envonom the wound was that the fang had gone all the way through. Australia is fortunate in having many species of venomous creatures, both on land and in the sea, including: 38 terrestrial snakes, 23 sea snakes, 22 spiders, 4 ants, the honey bee, 3 wasps, 2 beetles(!), 6 scorpions, 2 caterpillars, centipedes, millipedes, mosquitoes, sandflies, thrips and other insects. The platypus and echidna both have venomous defence systems. In the coastal waters there are 2 blue-ringed octopuses, 7 jellyfish, cone shells, 2 stonefish, 21 other fishes, 11 rays, starfish including the crown of thorns, corals, anemonies, urchins, stinging sponges, marine worms, leeches, frogs and toads. As far as snakes go, Australia is home to the ten most lethal in the world. Struan Sutherland reckons that of the world's top 25 venomous snakes, Australia has 21
I can't imagine a much worse thing. Petrified of snakes. Australia sounds like an awesome place to visit, but being home to an awful lot of the most venomous snakes on the planet, I'd never be able to go.
