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More now than ever, people who sit down on the commode just to relieve themselves are being bitten in their posteriors by venomous snakes. The culprits include water moccasins and copperheads.
The Federal Bureau of Statistics reports that in 1997, there were 105 reported toilet bowl snake attacks, resulting in 17 fatalities. In 1998, there were 135 attacks and 30 fatalities. In 1999, 200 attacks were reported, and 50 fatalities. Why? According to Harvey Schitz at the Federal Bureau of Statistics, urban sprawl is to blame. "We keep building new subdivisions way out in areas that used to be wilderness, and have disturbed natural reptile habitats. This was bound to happen." Mr. Schitz added that people who live in the city are much less likely to be attacked in this manner. "Until new serpent-proof toilets and plumbing are developed, This problem is going to get worse and worse out in the suburbs. Maybe it isn't so dangerous back in the city after all!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbaC6zmqjSI
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/786926/toilet_snake/
http://blogs.app.com/saywhat/2009/05/12/snake-in-toilet-bowl-bites-mans-sex-organ/
A Taiwanese man got the shock of his life when he sat down on the toilet bowl of his home and a snake bit his penis.
reported that the 51-year-old man of Nantou County was under medical care with minor injuries after he sat down on the toilet in his home in Taipei and suddenly felt a knife-like pain in his sex organ.
Instinctively, he stood up and when he looked down he saw the big black and black reptile, reportedly a species of rat snake in the bowl.
Snakes in Taiwan regularly enter rural home and other sub-tropical regions of Asia.
