OK, my first reaction, of course, is "no kidding"! But after reading the story I also learned a new word.

Here's the first paragraph from this story:

Nearly three months after a man in Charles County, Maryland, was found dead in a house with over a hundred snakes — some of which were venomous — authorities have confirmed that he died of a snake bite.

So, I get that deaths must be thoroughly checked out and, while it seems glaringly obvious to be the cause of death, there is a possibility that he may have had a heart attack, e.g.

But, I have a new word in my vocabulary; "envenomation"! I love it! The possibilities are endless with it...

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"he may have had a heart attack"


Gee, ya think........

Can someone educate me on why it took three months to make a finding? Seems pretty cut and dry if the venom was in him and there were no obvious signs of foul play?

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I don't thing any FOWL were found in the house.............

I don't think I could be comfortable in a house full of snakes.

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Mr. Lahey: A lot of people, don’t know how to drink. They drink against the grain of the liquor. And when you drink against the grain of the liquor? You lose.

Randy: What the @#$%& are you talking about?

.....where was the house located.......??

....if it was on the plains.....it would be snakes.....on the plain.....

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I don't think I could be comfortable in a house full of snakes.

Can’t be much worse than squatters.

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