It was really heavy. I kinda stumbled at first because I didn't expect that. And the skin wasn't dry as in rough or anything. But it wasn't wet or oily and the scales were pretty smooth.
Yeah, sure. They crawl into people's basements sometimes. It's stupid, because they take less than three seconds to identify, but people can be scared of stupid things.
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What'd it feel like? Was the skin dry?
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It was really heavy. I kinda stumbled at first because I didn't expect that. And the skin wasn't dry as in rough or anything. But it wasn't wet or oily and the scales were pretty smooth.
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Supposedly there are copperheads, but I've never seen one.
What's your tattoo of?
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There's probably one or two slithering around, but I doubt there's enough to really worry about.
A bulldog.
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I'm not worried. I think it'd be cool to see one.
A specific bulldog?
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You wouldn't be worried if you saw one?
I didn't know bulldogs could be specific. I guess it's a generic bulldog, but it's more of the idea behind a bulldog that I like.
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I don't know, how far away am I from it?
You could've had a pet bulldog that died, so you got a tattoo in its honor.
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It's at your feet.
Nah, I don't think I could handle having one. Right now all I've got is a cat.
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Do I have a stick or other implement?
What's his name? Or her name.
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No. Unless you count your shoes.
Her name is Kitty, it was kind of a joke at the time because my cousin's roommate has the same name.
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I might be a little worried.
Can't you change her name whenever you want? It's not like cats come when you call them.
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What would be the point in changing the name?
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You wouldn't have to explain it.
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Eh. I'm kinda used to it now.
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