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Where is a Snakes Arse?

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Most animals have them between their legs. Snakes have no legs, so where are their arses?

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same place eels have them, about 2/3 of the way along the underside measuring from the head backwards.

I'm really sorry, I realise I've complettely fucked your day up cos you SO didn't want a serious answer.

:D

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So, you're into reptilian beastiality then eh biggy?:brow:

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Steve Campbell wrote: I've completely fucked your day up ...

You're lower than a snakes arse, Campbell!

I guess the arse must be around the middle. If you think of a snake as a long thin animal with no legs or arms and a tail, it must be on the underside of the snake, rather than at the top, and in a bundle with any other genitals. I think this because animals with tails have their poo hole beneath the tail. With no arms, this is a good thing as the arse would get wiped as the snake slithers around.

It just doesn't seem RIGHT though, does it? No legs = no buttocks. What would a snake clench when it was scared or embarrassed? And no arms – how does it wipe its

I watched a slug have a baby once. It came slithering out of a hole on it's back :nod:

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Missy Jem wrote: So, you're into reptilian bestiality then eh biggy?:brow:

Just interested in animals, Tich.

(Corrected you spelling at no extra charge)

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Thanks, i didn't think it looked right after i'd spelt it. I should have just asked you, you being the expert on bestiality an all.

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  1. I'm staying out of any spelling flames. People in glass houses shouldn't play with nail bombs.

  2. Based on eel (CONGER, not common) anatomy (which is the same basic design)...the arse IS located with the genitals..the penis in males is actually stored internally (so if there is a God he's an eel). I know this cos I once chucked some wee bastard in the tide for torturing a young male conger once.

I dunno about snakes, but in eels the vent (or ringpiece) is located round about where the body begins to narrow again.

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As i've said before Cambo,

YOU KNOW TOO MUCH!

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Missy Jem wrote: As i've said before Cambo,

YOU KNOW TOO MUCH!

OOoOh I know little bits about everything and very much about nowt :D

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BIGINOIL wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: So, you're into reptilian bestiality then eh biggy?:brow:

Just interested in animals, Tich.

(Corrected you spelling at no extra charge)

It's titch - T-I-T-C-H

(Corrected your spelling. There will be a charge smart arse.)

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Missy Jem wrote: I should have just asked you, you being the expert.

:nod:

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BIGINOIL wrote: Most animals have them between their legs. Snakes have no legs, so where are their arses?

Best question on boards I've ever read :thumb: :lol:

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Footie Wife is just being nice to me 'cos I went out in the cold to the Post Office with a letter to Siberia.

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BIGINOIL wrote: Footie Wife is just being nice to me 'cos I went out in the cold to the Post Office with a letter to Siberia.

:wink:

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where's the buccaneers then??

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john kershaw wrote: where's the buccaneers then??

i'll answer it then:

on its buckin head :nod:

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