Snake in toilet gives Pathum Thani man nasty shock

 

Image: Daily News

 

House owner Phayop, 51, told a rescue foundation that he went into his downstairs loo to sit down and relieve himself.

 

He felt something brush against his backside and immediately jumped up!

 

He couldn't see anything but repeated attempts to flush proved fruitless so he shut the lid and retreated. 

 

Enter his wife. 

 

She came in and lifted the lid and there it was - a 1.5 meter long black cobra. 

 

The foundation was called to the house in Soi Kheha Feun Nakhon, Klong 2, Klong Luang.

 

They had the critter lassoed within ten minutes then returned to nature. 

 

Phayop is a baker with an airline, reported Daily News.

 

Source: Daily News

 

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Good pointing! 

With that snake brushing past my rear end, I believe the toilet bowl and snake would be a matching colour and texture 

24 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

He felt something brush against his backside and immediately jumped up!

He probably relived himself ten times fast than he usually would.

 

25 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

Enter his wife. 

Was that an instruction or a double entendre?

Maybe I am bad, but I would not have returned it to nature.  What if its lot in life is to be a predatory butt muncher? Maybe find its way back into the sewer system.

I would have chopped its head off.

Edited August 15, 20205 yr by bkk6060

Slightly off topic I know, but building standards here are always a mystery to me. Who fits a toilet only one inch from a wall, it must be darn awkward to sit on in comfort.............

Also..........What is a baker doing owning an airline...........or has he bought Thai Airways............

Sorry....just having one of those days .............

17 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

Maybe I am bad, but I would not have returned it to nature.  What if its lot in life is to be a predatory butt muncher? Maybe find its way back into the sewer system.

I would have chopped its head off.

Totally agree.

 

Kill it and give it to my neighbours who would be over the moon at some free food.

why people have to call a foundation for a snake ?

 

when one comes around, it leaves in the garbage

I feel more sorry for the snake having someone take dump on it and then trying to avoid the turd as it is flushed

Am I psychic or wasn't this in the news a few days ago???

6 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Phayop is a baker with an airline, reported Daily News.

Yeah, yeah! That's good to know. Then it's not so bad after all.

Edited August 15, 20205 yr by Matzzon

56 minutes ago, petedk said:

Am I psychic or wasn't this in the news a few days ago???

Different story, that was regarding a young girl.

5 hours ago, Saltire said:

Totally agree.

 

Kill it and give it to my neighbours who would be over the moon at some free food.

I'm all in on this one, my neighbor is the first one to call if I find a snake on my property, He is always very grateful for the free Snake, Delicious!

Give and take.

He gave a small snake and got a big one in return. 555

8 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Snake in toilet gives Pathum Thani man nasty shock

Later identified as an electric eel......

yeah, yeah, i know and i agree with the talk about biodiversity, nevertheless, the way i see it, a good snake is a dead snake!

15 hours ago, rooster59 said:

They had the critter lassoed within ten minutes then returned to nature. 

I'd suggest snakey goes for some counseling as well as it's not normal behaviour hanging about toilets .. it'll be getting itself a bit of a reputation otherwise .. 

23 hours ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

why people have to call a foundation for a snake ?

Because that's one of the services that rescue foundations provide.

Just have to put it out there that the toilet is way too close to the wall

2 hours ago, Hi Tea said:

On 8/15/2020 at 2:01 PM, Bender Rodriguez said:

why people have to call a foundation for a snake ?

Because that's one of the services that rescue foundations provide.

I assumed you would look in the Yellow Pages under 'snake removal'?