@doggedfighter

Arrant nonsense.

@me
You can call it arrant anything. No problems. When the problem start they run to us. Anyone that studied demonology and has seen demons manifest will not say arrant nonsense.

No argument please. Not necessary.

Exmilitant:
■ You are not fun to chat with.

I am simply saying it is time we call the delusions what they are so we can move forward as a race and people.

Kobojunkie:
So in your mind, a yakuza -- or plain tattoo enthusiast--- covered from head to toe. --- particularly those of them who have snakes as pets--- with snake tattoos invites spiritual things by it?

Nigeria needs to seriously develop its mental health industry if it is to ever prosper.

Thoughts are things and powerful things at that. Plus, there is human Aura

Daughter of Jezebel sighted.

Kobojunkie:
I am simply saying it is time we call the delusions what they are so we can move forward as a race and people.

Okay. Heard you. Bye!

You're like my sister, she can't stand anything that has to do with snakes whether it's on TV or in magazines.

Growing up I used to take advantage of her fear of snakes just to scare her... Sometimes when the anaconda movie is playing, I'd deliberately call her and ask her to come and see something important playing on TV, I'll wait for the right moment when the snake is attacking...

She once fainted because of one of those plastic snake toys.. .. But it wasn't me who did it.

Klass99:
That tattoo is unsettling because I don't like snakes and I can't stand them, not even on TV or in photos. I think she is not bad looking though.

She must have a militant heart to tattoo a snake on her body like that. The enmity God put between a woman and a snake is strong and real. I don't know about other women but I feel that enmity in a deep and profound way!

Imagine the tattoo protruding out of her and turning into a live snake? I've seen that sort of thing happen in a movie titled Elektra, while I know that was special effects (what we call film tricks) just imagine her tat turning real for a minute .

Yep, it's actually a movie series and there are 4 of those anaconda movies and I've watched them all...I don't necessarily find snakes scary looking, the only thing I'm afraid of is the poison and those ones that swallow people like pythons, but I can watch them on TV without getting terrified... I've been to a snake park before and I've held some snakes and took pictures holding them.

I remember this one time we visited our grandparents' village, it happened that it was just the two of in the house, me and this sister of mine that's afraid of snakes when we spotted a snake at the back yard, it looked like it was sleeping... We went to our neighbor and asked that he come help us kill it, but he said he was also afraid of snakes...

I had to quickly come up with a plan because there was no way we were going to stay in the house with a snake in our backyard, already I knew my sister wouldn't do anything about it because she's afraid of snakes... I quickly plucked the kettle and filled a 9L bucket with hot water.

I wore my skinny jeans, a long sleeve shirt and thankfully, last time I visited my grandparents it was during winter and I left some of my tracksuits there, I wore them on top of the clothes I was already wearing... I wrapped my head with a headscarf, I wore my grandfather's safety glasses and gloves, I put on a face mask because it was already during the Corona time, and I finally put on my grandfather's rubber boots... ... The boots were big, but they did their job.

I needed to protect myself in case the snake jumps on me while I'm pouring the hot water..

I then went and fetched my grandfather's knobkerrie and put it somewhere nearby... I poured the hot water and the snake tried to fight back and escape, but I poured the water again and it started overpowering the snake and I then took the knobkerrie and hit it... My sister was busy cheering for me from a distance..

Up until this day, I don't know how I did it... Never underestimate the power of adrenaline.. .. I don't know if I can do it again.

Funny enough, I don't have the guts to kill a spider because I'm afraid of it, each time I see it, I'm like 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️.

Klass99:


You are so evil . You mean the anaconda movie with JLo and Morris Chestnut in it? I couldn't watch that movie the size of those snakes scared the crap out of me. I know that was acting and visual effects but I couldn't deal.

There's a sickening sensation I feel within and all over me at the sight of a snake, sort of like, when your skin crawls from something disgusting. I hardly watch the national geographic channel on Dstv because every time I tune in they are doing a blasted documentary on snakes. Like, what the hell? I don't get their fascination with those deadly, slimy, creatures.

I almost had a head on collusion with a big snake once. If you see the way we both ran in opposite directions ehn! I am sure the snake knew I was female because of that enmity I mentioned, it moved so fast, I wondered if I imagined the whole thing. But my adrenaline and fast beating heart told me otherwise.

CosmicJames:
■ Thoughts are things and powerful things at that. Plus, there is human Aura

What do you mean?

Human aura?

Lol... I'm scared of the venom, just in case it jumped on me and tried to bite me, it was going to find me well protected from top to the bottom... I had to protect myself from the poison because you can never know what might've happened..

Other than the venom and those big snakes that are capable of swallowing humans, I don't find snakes scary... If i come across a snake that's considered to be non-venomous, friendly, and not a python, I'd probably just scare it away and let it be, or I'd just keep away from it and leave it alone.

Klass99:


I enjoyed reading this! Just lookatchu and all the protective wear you had to gadge up in for one snake? And you say they don't scare you? . At the bolded, like I said, you are simply........evil .

Kobojunkie:
What do you mean?

Human aura?

The physical action may not be a problem. But the thought behind it can be. Snake is a poisonous and dangerous being. Hence the choice of it for a tattoo may speak volumes
in negativity for the person in question.

She might not mean to the harmful.
But "thought" has a way of manifesting itself. Therefore, the snake thought in her may manifest by default over time. Resultantly
she might actually become a dangerous person.

The energy (Aura) sorounding her is looking good.