Pink rattlesnake???

Anonymous-0 · Feb 14, 2010

Hey folks,
Something crossed my mind today and I can't quit laughing about it. I believe it was Bill Engvill told a story about taking his kid to camp and where there was a "happy" camp leader called dances with men that was telling about a pink rattlesnake behind a pile of rocks. Anyone know of a you tube or mwave link to that? Or know what album it is on? I saw it a long time ago on blue color comedy.

Dave

Bob · Feb 14, 2010

The album is "Dorkfish".

"His son also got him to join the Indian Guides (Hollywood Chapter-which ith different). Their leader was "Dances With Men" who brought his nephew "Flaming Bow." They learn of the pink rattlesnake and also learned how to signal a kid to get them another beer."

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john in la · Feb 14, 2010

Yes it is on Dorkfish called T-Ball and Indian Guides.

On a personal note........
Its official. Kids left last night. Should have landed 7am your time. I miss them already but will be a great experiance for them.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 14, 2010

(quoted from post at 10:51:15 02/14/10) Yes it is on Dorkfish called T-Ball and Indian Guides.

On a personal note........
Its official. Kids left last night. Should have landed 7am your time. I miss them already but will be a great experiance for them.

They'll have a ball if they stay open minded and don't hang out with the feel sorry for theirselves crowd. They'll be in the wine area, but can come my direction for some good beer.

If they have any questions, they can email me.

Dave

Janicholson · Feb 14, 2010

Though not a TV show, Pink Rattlers do exist. The Grand Canyon Rattle Snake (sub species of the Western Diamond Back) is a Nice Salmon Pink. The largest I have seen was 1.6m in length and 45mm in diameter. (not my picture)
JimN
The pink

RayP(MI) · Feb 14, 2010

sunburned?

John Harmon · Feb 14, 2010

We have what we call a "Mohave Rattler" here in my part of Arizona and they are no foolin. Nasty Critters to be aware of.They indeed are of a pinkish color.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 15, 2010

Wow, that looks suuuuuuper! Not that there's anything wrong with that!

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