BSD or crazy-SD??

So you remember that one time when you did that one thing and you thought you were badass? Of course not because you're a nerd who sits at home and plays video games. So, instead, think back to your Super Mario Bros. days and how you fought Bowser to rescue the princess, etc. Think that was awesome? It wasn't shit...

So I was hoping to get everyone's opinion on whether this guy is a BSD or just flat out crazy?

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P.S. I think my favorite part is how this dude rummages through those fuckers like it's the spare sock drawer and he's looking for a matching pair. I also burst out laughing when they zoomed out a bit and there was like half a dozen of the snakes behind him perched in the air with their hoods opened saying, "WTF man?!?!"

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"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant, it's just that they know so much that isn't so." - Ronald Reagan
 

sorry in advance for shitting all over your awesome video

I was told by a south asian friend of mine that the cobras are de-fanged so there is no risk of him dying

edit: it's also posted in the top comments

 
mehpsorry in advance for shitting all over your awesome video

I was told by a south asian friend of mine that the cobras are de-fanged so there is no risk of him dying

edit: it's also posted in the top comments

No, I am very sure you're right, but I still would have a tough time just jumping in there. I'm also curious just how 'un-venomous" these things are when they are de-fanged? Granted they don't have some of the necessary parts but I'm curious if they can still secrete their venom if they did strike you...assuming they could break your skin with their other teeth you could still potentially be exposed.

Regards

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant, it's just that they know so much that isn't so." - Ronald Reagan
 
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mehpsorry in advance for shitting all over your awesome video

I was told by a south asian friend of mine that the cobras are de-fanged so there is no risk of him dying

edit: it's also posted in the top comments

No, I am very sure you're right, but I still would have a tough time just jumping in there. I'm also curious just how 'un-venomous" these things are when they are de-fanged? Granted they don't have some of the necessary parts but I'm curious if they can still secrete their venom if they did strike you...assuming they could break your skin with their other teeth you could still potentially be exposed.

Regards

from a guy in the comments on a random website, so take it for what it's worth

"@bradbrandow A ... @bradbrandow A teething puppy has a better chance at harming a baby than a defanged cobra. There is virtually no bite force and the child is in no danger. I would be more worried about throwing my child in the air than being striked by a defanged cobra. Hell a moonbounce is more dangerous. iceskating too. The child will hurt itself walking before being harmed by a defanged cobra."

from http://www.uscops.com/videos-small-baby-vs-cobra-real-%5BX--3E0yu-jc%5D…

 

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