It depends if they are on a plane or not
LOL. I knew that was coming from some one.
id be fucking rich with a talking snake
Would you? Do you remember the old "Mr Ed" TV show, or the WB cartoon "One Froggy Evening?"
The rule with talking/singing animals is this: once you bring someone else in, they clam up. As soon as the other person leaves, they won't shut up.
well that's the rub lol
I dunno, I'll roast them together and see what they taste like with vegies and gravey.
I have not eaten snakes, but have eaten snakes eggs. not deliberately, and with mandarins not apples. Think 14 year old city boy on a survival trek in the mountains knowing little more than the very basics.
Carn't really blame a snake for trying to eat healthy ya know. Its the talking snakes that freak me the fuk out.
Oddly enough, snakes are hypercarnivores. Chances of them eating apples are pretty small. The only thing that they’d do with an apple is slither by it.
Actually, this is another one of those fairy tales designed to make you buy somehting. Clever design, great propaganda, because you all know it.
It worked how many people do you know that don't eat apples ?
@SimonMorgan1 I doubt that that was the objective.
Actually, the snake was a serpent and the apple may not have been an appleI at all. I am not sure of all the differences between snakes and serpents. However, the serpent in the story talked and associated with the human. I consider both of these behaviors very un-snake like. The fruit is only described as forbidden, the actual kind of fruit is not mentioned. This is a good example of aI myth taking on its own mythological character. In any event, it seems very short sighted of a supposedly all knowing deity to place the tree in that garden and allow the fruit to grow within such easy reach. It's not the only misstep for this mischievous spirit, butI certainly a pace setter for this bumbling nabob
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a sly or treacherous person, especially one who exploits a position of trust in order to betray it.
I think the first definition is the only one to consider, since the earth's population was 2, right?
If the snake works for a fruit company then there shouldn't be any problems.
LOL
You gotta commend the fruit company for hiring the differently abled!
Some postulate the apple is a metaphor for knowlege. And in religion knowledge is evil because it forces the bearer of it to think for themselves and not be subjugated. The snake tempts with knowledge. I think the snake is a teacher who offers a different view when learning is taboo. In some places learning is still believed to be evil, when in fact, it is quite the opposite.
Yuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!
Stuffed with apple or on the side?
@EricTrommater stuffed of course..
Evangelicals get upset when you call the snake a snake. Since it had legs (later to be lost) they call it a "serpent." (Some people even call a snake a serpent.)Then they get into this rant about how a serpent is NOT a snake and they go on talking about this as though it was an actual event. Well, it has to be an actual event because if it was not there would be no reason for salvation from anything at all and no reason for Jesus. No reason for this Jesus to be killed except that all this nonsense when put together explains it in a dramatic way. Blood, guts, and remission. Set this aside and you have a man with an earthly genealogy whom a few thought might be the long prophesied leader and earthly Messiah. Sorry. If that was so, then you killed him.
Don't know never met one, although when I stop to think about it I have never met a herbivourous or even an omnovorous one.
Only if we are lucky. Who wants a snake with an apple to give you good advice? You would just ignore it. But if they were to, say, suggest you eat one more danish, you would probably think it was a great idea. (and let's ignore the phallic obviousness of a snake with an apple...hehe)
Snakes are adorable and if there are snakes with apples, they will be photographed.