#chondropythons

[sleepysnakes]

What happened to chondropythons!!!!!! Why did she delete again? I'm so sad :(

[thederpybull]

Cut some PVC pipe and sand the edges smooth, it makes a great paper towel roll substitute! My big legless cats love them!

Oh, i’ll have to try that! o: Now she’ll have a tube when she gets to be a big noodle someday. Do you know how wide it should be to prevent them getting stuck, or are they pretty good with not getting too squished into places they can’t get out of?

[snekitysnek]

One of our male chondro yearlings, Helios.

[witch-of-habonim-dror-blog]

Why not both! Snakes and society blogging

I CAN AND I WILL

[i-m-snek]

I think your tattoo is great! Ignore the haters!

Aww thanks! :) Yeah those bad tattoo blogs don’t affect me at all, they will reblog literally any tattoo whether it is good or bad.

[sideburnpower]

Both interesting and educational! Good to know parents have always been lazy ;P

My scholarly work is in 18th- and 19th-century it-narratives, which are stories narrated by non-humans (objects and animals) and so I’ve spent quite a lot of time in my university’s historical children’s collection, pawing through the children’s periodicals, looking for these sorts of things.  

Maria Edgeworth’s wildly-popular Rosamond stories, especially the first one, “The Purple Jar” features the same idea, but without dead animals.  Little girl needs new shoes, but she doesn’t have any self control.  Her mother says she has enough money for shoes, but the girl says that what she wants most is a beautiful purple jar that she sees.  The mom basically throws her hands up and goes, “Sure, do what you want, but you’ve got to live with the consequences of buying this jar instead of buying the shoes you need.  I don’t have money for both.  You’ll have to wait for next month to get your shoes.”  Rosamond goes, “Yes, I’ll be fine as long as I have the purple jar, it’s everything I’ve ever wanted in life.”

She buys the jar, turns out that the jar’s only purple because it’s full of medicine that the girl doesn’t have a use for, and she’s left with barely-functional shoes.  On an outing to a glass-house (ie, greenhouse), her father sees how terrible her shoes are and goes “You’re not going out in public with such awful shoes” and she’s stuck at home, miserable, while the rest of her family has a lovely afternoon.  

[non-eadem]

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I’m the weirdo who is going to pick up gardening...

Good choice :)

I can only benefit from it too (Hi, I really love your noodles and pine cones thank you for following????)

[nzherpetologist-blog]

One of my favourite blogs chondropythons followed me today and I am so happy. Thank you for the follow :3 I absolutely love your posts and it’s been so hard trying to get this blog out there and find new connections with other blogger. Also, Frost is my favourite noodle of yours ^_^