Lou:
In better times I used to live and wok in Huntsville, AL, and met a few of them
moccassins , however yours must have been especially long if it could strike
accross the road, i.e. about 20 to 30 ft in your case. The longest critter of
this kind I ever encountered was about 6 - 7 ft long and I
Hope no one's offended with this ...
I'm remembering a story a prof at school
who worked at Bell Labs imparted on us
one day in class.
Seems as though, long ago, he was working
on some system to be installed in some
remote site way out in the mid-West.
Someone suggested testing the cables
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> From: Lacey,Scott [SMTP:sla...@foxboro.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 7:57 AM
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> Subject: Re: Rodents, part II
>
> Lou,
> The best way to deal
y, May 03, 1999 10:06 PM
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Subject:Re: Rodents, part II
Brent,
When i worked for NASA we also had water moccasins. They liked to
get in the
cable trays and
Brent,
When i worked for NASA we also had water moccasins. They liked to get in the
cable trays and snuggle up next to the RG-9 coax cables, which were
indistinguishable from them.
Those snakes were highly poisonous and very aggressive. They were also BIG.
they could strike clear across the ( 1 l
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