What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?
It’s in the red check basket.
Woodie said:
What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?It’s in the red check basket.
How do I get rid of it.
I think it’s been in the house for a few days. Some large things have been knock over and heard bits of rustling during the evenings.
Woodie said:
How do I get rid of it.
Very carefully.
Woodie said:
How do I get rid of it.I think it’s been in the house for a few days. Some large things have been knock over and heard bits of rustling during the evenings.
pay a wrangler.
Can you see any identifying marks on it? Red belly? Lines on face? Unusual scales?
Assume any snake is venomous. Call a snake catcher.
buffy said:
Assume any snake is venomous. Call a snake catcher.
^ This.
Woodie said:
What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?It’s in the red check basket.
It seems to be some type of snake.
Oh, you know that already. I assume it is brown. Brown snakes in your part of the world are highly venomous and moderately aggressive. I’d advise leaving it well alone. If you want to be rid of it, get a professional, or at least leave the doors open.
Woodie said:
What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?It’s in the red check basket.
Doesn’t look like AI. I’d call the snake police.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:
What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?It’s in the red check basket.
It seems to be some type of snake.
Oh, you know that already. I assume it is brown. Brown snakes in your part of the world are highly venomous and moderately aggressive. I’d advise leaving it well alone. If you want to be rid of it, get a professional, or at least leave the doors open.
Does that window open?
Spocky says it’s likely a Brown and to stay well away from it.
She also says to put a large bowl of water outside, near the window, as it might be after a drink. Not sure how you’re going to open the window from inside though!
you need one of these
pick the snake up by the tail and pop it in the bag.
easey peasey.
Woodie said:
How do I get rid of it.I think it’s been in the house for a few days. Some large things have been knock over and heard bits of rustling during the evenings.
Chuck it in the dam.
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
How do I get rid of it.I think it’s been in the house for a few days. Some large things have been knock over and heard bits of rustling during the evenings.
pay a wrangler.
I’ve rung the snake catcher in Coraki. Found him on Facebook. Sent a pic so he can identify it.
Divine Angel said:
Can you see any identifying marks on it? Red belly? Lines on face? Unusual scales?
I’m not going near it till I know what it is. I’d have to rope down the Hubble telescope to get a closer look.
I’d just slide open the window and shove it out, but the latch is right behind the basket.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:
What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?It’s in the red check basket.
It seems to be some type of snake.
Oh, you know that already. I assume it is brown. Brown snakes in your part of the world are highly venomous and moderately aggressive. I’d advise leaving it well alone. If you want to be rid of it, get a professional, or at least leave the doors open.
That’s probably how it got in. Leaving the doors open.
Mr Snake Catcher says it’s “just a tree snake”.
Woodie said:
Mr Snake Catcher says it’s “just a tree snake”.
did you tell him you didn’t have any trees growing inside
Don’t mess around with danger noodles.
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
Woodie said:
What is it? I know it’s a snake…. but what sort?It’s in the red check basket.
It seems to be some type of snake.
Oh, you know that already. I assume it is brown. Brown snakes in your part of the world are highly venomous and moderately aggressive. I’d advise leaving it well alone. If you want to be rid of it, get a professional, or at least leave the doors open.
That’s probably how it got in. Leaving the doors open.
Likely.
We left the doors and windows open for probably a week or so, and the (never seen) brown tree snake eventually left our place. It had come in to remove its skin, by which I identified it. Yes, it knocked things over, too.
Woodie said:
Mr Snake Catcher says it’s “just a tree snake”.
Cool.
Michael V said:
We left the doors and windows open for probably a week or so, and the (never seen) brown tree snake eventually left our place. It had come in to remove its skin, by which I identified it. Yes, it knocked things over, too.
That happens when you have no thumbs.
Woodie said:
Mr Snake Catcher says it’s “just a tree snake”.
Yeah. And those mushrooms that popped up in the backyard – perfectly safe to eat.
I’ve opened the window at the other end of the window sill., with some broom sticks etc so it can climb down. An easy way out maybe. I’m not about to pick it up.
Gawn, Mr Snake. SHOO!!! SHOO!!
flails arms around from other end of the house
So how am I supposed to cook me dinner, with it sitting next to the stove and right above the sink??.
Woodie said:
I’ve opened the window at the other end of the window sill., with some broom sticks etc so it can climb down. An easy way out maybe. I’m not about to pick it up.Gawn, Mr Snake. SHOO!!! SHOO!!
flails arms around from other end of the house
So how am I supposed to cook me dinner, with it sitting next to the stove and right above the sink??.
Looks like you’re having sandwiches for dinner.
It’s a shame buffy isn’t there with her bow and arrow.
Woodie said:
I’ve opened the window at the other end of the window sill., with some broom sticks etc so it can climb down. An easy way out maybe. I’m not about to pick it up.Gawn, Mr Snake. SHOO!!! SHOO!!
flails arms around from other end of the house
So how am I supposed to cook me dinner, with it sitting next to the stove and right above the sink??.
They taste like chicken. It’s fresh too.
Chez woodie, ce soir:
Kingy said:
Woodie said:
I’ve opened the window at the other end of the window sill., with some broom sticks etc so it can climb down. An easy way out maybe. I’m not about to pick it up.Gawn, Mr Snake. SHOO!!! SHOO!!
flails arms around from other end of the house
So how am I supposed to cook me dinner, with it sitting next to the stove and right above the sink??.
They taste like chicken. It’s fresh too.
I’m sure Parpyone will have a good recipe. Done in butter, Including garlic, chilli, ginger, cumin, shallots, zucchini, sprouts, salt and pepper to taste. 😁
captain_spalding said:
Chez woodie, ce soir:
Stop it. You’ll give me nightmares!!! 😮
Woodie said:
Mr Snake Catcher says it’s “just a tree snake”.
Oh good give it a cuddle
wait what was that in the memememememmeme thread again shouldn’t you just invite st patrick over
Woodie said:
Kingy said:
Woodie said:
I’ve opened the window at the other end of the window sill., with some broom sticks etc so it can climb down. An easy way out maybe. I’m not about to pick it up.Gawn, Mr Snake. SHOO!!! SHOO!!
flails arms around from other end of the house
So how am I supposed to cook me dinner, with it sitting next to the stove and right above the sink??.
They taste like chicken. It’s fresh too.
I’m sure Parpyone will have a good recipe. Done in butter, Including garlic, chilli, ginger, cumin, shallots, zucchini, sprouts, salt and pepper to taste. 😁
On the hot coals for 1 hour. Pull out, peel skin with fingers and eat.
This thread is so Un-Australian….
Don Khaki shirt and shorts.
Say “Crikey!” and “She’s a beauty, alright” a few times.
Grab snake.
Take snake outside. Say “See ya’ later darlin’”.
Problem solvered.
esselte said:
This thread is so Un-Australian….
Don Khaki shirt and shorts.
Say “Crikey!” and “She’s a beauty, alright” a few times.
Grab snake.
Take snake outside. Say “See ya’ later darlin’”.
Problem solvered.
That Sting-Ray was aggressive for a reason.
Witty Rejoinder said:
esselte said:This thread is so Un-Australian….
Don Khaki shirt and shorts.
Say “Crikey!” and “She’s a beauty, alright” a few times.
Grab snake.
Take snake outside. Say “See ya’ later darlin’”.
Problem solvered.
That Sting-Ray was aggressive for a reason.
Woodie should just consider himself lucky it’s not a wombat joey. Australians apparently lose their shit over someone touching a wombat joey.
esselte said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
esselte said:This thread is so Un-Australian….
Don Khaki shirt and shorts.
Say “Crikey!” and “She’s a beauty, alright” a few times.
Grab snake.
Take snake outside. Say “See ya’ later darlin’”.
Problem solvered.
That Sting-Ray was aggressive for a reason.
Woodie should just consider himself lucky it’s not a wombat joey. Australians apparently lose their shit over someone touching a wombat joey.
The average Australian city-dweller should familiarize themselves with the government run wombat farms where joeys are bred for slaughter. Native veal they call it: superb.
Looks like a job for Russel Coight.
Peak Warming Man said:
Looks like a job for Russel Coight.
jagman.
Has it gone yet? Were you able to make some dinner?
Or are you frightened and starving?
Michael V said:
Has it gone yet? Were you able to make some dinner?Or are you frightened and starving?
It’s still there. but moved a bit under the basket.
Quickly and warily raided the veggie crisper in the fridge and dumped all the salad stuff (mit ham) and fled. The dirty dishes will have to stay where they are.
Name it and call it a pet
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
Has it gone yet? Were you able to make some dinner?Or are you frightened and starving?
It’s still there. but moved a bit under the basket.
Quickly and warily raided the veggie crisper in the fridge and dumped all the salad stuff (mit ham) and fled. The dirty dishes will have to stay where they are.
Just don’t want it slithering up under the dunny seat for when I take my morning constitutional tomorrow. If it did, I think my bowels would move a little sooner than anticipated.
dv said:
Name it and call it a pet
That’s what the snake catcher man said. He’s got three of them in the house he tells me.
Woodie said:
dv said:
Name it and call it a pet
That’s what the snake catcher man said. He’s got three of them in the house he tells me.
Cook it and eat it for breakfast…
Tree snakes are pretty harmless. I suppose it could give you a nip but that’s about it.
dv said:
Tree snakes are pretty harmless. I suppose it could give you a nip but that’s about it.
I just hope the bloke has got his ID right.
party_pants said:
dv said:
Tree snakes are pretty harmless. I suppose it could give you a nip but that’s about it.
I just hope the bloke has got his ID right.
So do I……. So do I.
Woodie said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
Tree snakes are pretty harmless. I suppose it could give you a nip but that’s about it.
I just hope the bloke has got his ID right.
So do I……. So do I.
Is this the end of the saga or do I need to read back?
Woodie said:
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
Has it gone yet? Were you able to make some dinner?Or are you frightened and starving?
It’s still there. but moved a bit under the basket.
Quickly and warily raided the veggie crisper in the fridge and dumped all the salad stuff (mit ham) and fled. The dirty dishes will have to stay where they are.
Just don’t want it slithering up under the dunny seat for when I take my morning constitutional tomorrow. If it did, I think my bowels would move a little sooner than anticipated.
Not on the agenda for the morning ablutions.
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
Woodie said:
It’s still there. but moved a bit under the basket.
Quickly and warily raided the veggie crisper in the fridge and dumped all the salad stuff (mit ham) and fled. The dirty dishes will have to stay where they are.
Just don’t want it slithering up under the dunny seat for when I take my morning constitutional tomorrow. If it did, I think my bowels would move a little sooner than anticipated.
Not on the agenda for the morning ablutions.
just spray the room with N-Benzyl-2-(2,6-dimethylanilino)-N,N-diethyl-2-oxoethan-1-aminium benzoate before you enter
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ChrispenEvan said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
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Anyway, I was more interested iin the leadlighting. Is that an old window repurposed or is it one done by a local artist?
Bloody thing’s still there.
When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Bloody.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Bloody.
on the bright side at least the rodent problem is sorted
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Did you get a good look at it for am ID then?
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
It’s going to winter in Woodies house.
SCIENCE said:
Michael V said:
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Bloody.
on the bright side at least the rodent problem is sorted
I don’t have a rodent problem. Haven’t had one of them varmints for years.
Got a house gecko problem. So it probably won’t leave til it’s eaten me out of house and home.
Are house geckos a source of gourmet tucker for tree snakes?
Woodie said:
SCIENCE said:
Michael V said:Bloody.
on the bright side at least the rodent problem is sorted
I don’t have a rodent problem. Haven’t had one of them varmints for years.
Got a house gecko problem. So it probably won’t leave til it’s eaten me out of house and home.
Are house geckos a source of gourmet tucker for tree snakes?
party_pants said:
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Did you get a good look at it for am ID then?
not a pic….. no, but a small head a bit lighter than the body.
Maybe this but a lot bigger. at least 1.5 metres.
Tree snakes will eat geckos.
Divine Angel said:
Tree snakes will eat geckos.
see it really was all for the best
SCIENCE said:
Divine Angel said:
Tree snakes will eat geckos.
see it really was all for the best
When winter tim rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death
dv said:
SCIENCE said:
Divine Angel said:
Tree snakes will eat geckos.
see it really was all for the best
When winter tim rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death
good episode, very allegorical for exactly the recent events in the DPRNA in fact
Tamb said:
Woodie said:
SCIENCE said:on the bright side at least the rodent problem is sorted
I don’t have a rodent problem. Haven’t had one of them varmints for years.
Got a house gecko problem. So it probably won’t leave til it’s eaten me out of house and home.
Are house geckos a source of gourmet tucker for tree snakes?
It’s nature’s balance. Tree snakes eat geckos then go outside looking for love and are eaten by the Currawongs.
Ya know, Mr Tamb, My philosophy on life? Why are we all here? What is our purpose in life? What is the meaning of life?
Lunch.
Its simples. Everything on this planet is lunch for something else.
Woodie said:
Tamb said:
Woodie said:I don’t have a rodent problem. Haven’t had one of them varmints for years.
Got a house gecko problem. So it probably won’t leave til it’s eaten me out of house and home.
Are house geckos a source of gourmet tucker for tree snakes?
It’s nature’s balance. Tree snakes eat geckos then go outside looking for love and are eaten by the Currawongs.Ya know, Mr Tamb, My philosophy on life? Why are we all here? What is our purpose in life? What is the meaning of life?
Lunch.
Its simples. Everything on this planet is lunch for something else.
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Do you have any mice about?
I’m sure they eat frogs and rodents and micro bats, small birds and eggs.
Woodie said:
SCIENCE said:
Michael V said:Bloody.
on the bright side at least the rodent problem is sorted
I don’t have a rodent problem. Haven’t had one of them varmints for years.
Got a house gecko problem. So it probably won’t leave til it’s eaten me out of house and home.
Are house geckos a source of gourmet tucker for tree snakes?
If they can catch them, yes.
Tamb said:
Woodie said:
Tamb said:It’s nature’s balance. Tree snakes eat geckos then go outside looking for love and are eaten by the Currawongs.
Ya know, Mr Tamb, My philosophy on life? Why are we all here? What is our purpose in life? What is the meaning of life?
Lunch.
Its simples. Everything on this planet is lunch for something else.
100% right.
Perzacterly, Mr Tamb. Even you will eventually be lunch for something else.
Woodie said:
Tamb said:
Woodie said:I don’t have a rodent problem. Haven’t had one of them varmints for years.
Got a house gecko problem. So it probably won’t leave til it’s eaten me out of house and home.
Are house geckos a source of gourmet tucker for tree snakes?
It’s nature’s balance. Tree snakes eat geckos then go outside looking for love and are eaten by the Currawongs.Ya know, Mr Tamb, My philosophy on life? Why are we all here? What is our purpose in life? What is the meaning of life?
Lunch.
Its simples. Everything on this planet is lunch for something else.
That’s what I told my friend when asked me why did god invent flies and mosquitoes. I said, to feed willie wagtails and other flycatchers while the frogs are in competition with the dragonflies.
Woodie said:
Tamb said:
Woodie said:Ya know, Mr Tamb, My philosophy on life? Why are we all here? What is our purpose in life? What is the meaning of life?
Lunch.
Its simples. Everything on this planet is lunch for something else.
100% right.Perzacterly, Mr Tamb. Even you will eventually be lunch for something else.
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Do you have any mice about?
I’m sure they eat frogs and rodents and micro bats, small birds and eggs.
Nup. No mice. Plenty of cane toads. Did have hundreds of micro bats in the roof, but they disappeared overnight a few years ago.
No cockroaches either. Would tree snakes find cockroaches a tasty morsel?
I do have the house eating bees back, though, after quite a few years. Solitary bees that like eating holes in the mud bricks and mortar.
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
Bloody thing’s still there.When I got up, it was in the middle of the kitchen floor.
Slightest noise and it scurried under the fridge.
It’s still there AFAIK.
Do you have any mice about?
I’m sure they eat frogs and rodents and micro bats, small birds and eggs.
Nup. No mice. Plenty of cane toads. Did have hundreds of micro bats in the roof, but they disappeared overnight a few years ago.
No cockroaches either. Would tree snakes find cockroaches a tasty morsel?
I do have the house eating bees back, though, after quite a few years. Solitary bees that like eating holes in the mud bricks and mortar.
Have you thought that’s why the snake came down, no more bats to eat?
Have you thought to provide alternative homes for the bees?
I doubt snakes stoop to eating cockroaches when they can get both in the gecko or the frog.
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:Do you have any mice about?
I’m sure they eat frogs and rodents and micro bats, small birds and eggs.
Nup. No mice. Plenty of cane toads. Did have hundreds of micro bats in the roof, but they disappeared overnight a few years ago.
No cockroaches either. Would tree snakes find cockroaches a tasty morsel?
I do have the house eating bees back, though, after quite a few years. Solitary bees that like eating holes in the mud bricks and mortar.
Have you thought that’s why the snake came down, no more bats to eat?
Have you thought to provide alternative homes for the bees?
I doubt snakes stoop to eating cockroaches when they can get both in the gecko or the frog.
When I put the pond in, I expected cane toads. I also expected keelback snakes to eat the cane toads but I haven’t seen any yet.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:Nup. No mice. Plenty of cane toads. Did have hundreds of micro bats in the roof, but they disappeared overnight a few years ago.
No cockroaches either. Would tree snakes find cockroaches a tasty morsel?
I do have the house eating bees back, though, after quite a few years. Solitary bees that like eating holes in the mud bricks and mortar.
Have you thought that’s why the snake came down, no more bats to eat?
Have you thought to provide alternative homes for the bees?
I doubt snakes stoop to eating cockroaches when they can get both in the gecko or the frog.
The frogs who live in my rain gauge make it difficult to get accurate readings. They like to live there because the snakes can’t get in.
Who said they were dumb?
Divine Angel said:
When I put the pond in, I expected cane toads. I also expected keelback snakes to eat the cane toads but I haven’t seen any yet.
Had any herons yet?
roughbarked said:
Have you thought that’s why the snake came down, no more bats to eat?
Have you thought to provide alternative homes for the bees?
I doubt snakes stoop to eating cockroaches when they can get both in the gecko or the frog.
I’d doubt the snake has been up in the roof with only batshit to eat for years.
The solitary bees have massive sandstone cliffs and rocks out the back to eat and drill holes in. Their natural habitat.
No cockroaches to eat anyway.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:Nup. No mice. Plenty of cane toads. Did have hundreds of micro bats in the roof, but they disappeared overnight a few years ago.
No cockroaches either. Would tree snakes find cockroaches a tasty morsel?
I do have the house eating bees back, though, after quite a few years. Solitary bees that like eating holes in the mud bricks and mortar.
Have you thought that’s why the snake came down, no more bats to eat?
Have you thought to provide alternative homes for the bees?
I doubt snakes stoop to eating cockroaches when they can get both in the gecko or the frog.
The frogs who live in my rain gauge make it difficult to get accurate readings. They like to live there because the snakes can’t get in.
I usually have a cuppla very large diamond pythons visit the rafters on the verandah roof to shed their skin. 3 – 4 a year maybe?
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:The frogs who live in my rain gauge make it difficult to get accurate readings. They like to live there because the snakes can’t get in.
Who said they were dumb?
Course they’re not dumb. You can cross the Andes by frog, ya know!!!
Ripping Yarns. Across the Andes by Frog full episode 31 mins
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:The frogs who live in my rain gauge make it difficult to get accurate readings. They like to live there because the snakes can’t get in.
Who said they were dumb?
Course they’re not dumb. You can cross the Andes by frog, ya know!!!
Ripping Yarns. Across the Andes by Frog full episode 31 mins
Yeah I’ve watched that one a few times. :)
Has your snek gone yet?
What’s happening with your snek?
Michael V said:
What’s happening with your snek?
I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
What’s happening with your snek?
I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
You need a thorough review of your wildlife security.
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
What’s happening with your snek?
I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
Liberally spread some accelerant about the place and throw a lit cigarette over your shoulder as you walk away…
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
What’s happening with your snek?
I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
Good-oh.
That’s great.
furious said:
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
What’s happening with your snek?
I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
Liberally spread some accelerant about the place and throw a lit cigarette over your shoulder as you walk away…
Sharks with friggin’ laser beams. With the cost of ciggies these day, your conceptual plan could prove too expensive.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
What’s happening with your snek?
I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
Good-oh.
That’s great.
Wadda bout your snake?
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
Woodie said:I left all the doors open o’night. Haven’t seen if for a few days.
But bloody possum snuck in instead, didn’t it.
Got wacked a dozen or so times with the broom, but all it would do is scurry straight past all the open doors.
Think it went. Haven’t seen or heard it this evening so far.
Good-oh.
That’s great.
Wadda bout your snake?
I assume it is gone. Nothing is being knocked over now, anyway.
And the python got persuaded to climb out a window in the bathroom.