Since this is the Bredli thread, I have a little story to share. Now People can say snakes are snakes and they don't feel as we do, but like to think otherwise with my girl Rose. I have this Air hockey table that swings over to become a pool table. Occaisionally I let my girls out to roam on the air hockey side. Anyhow, Rose got herself into the end part where the swivel is attached to the frame that supports the table and got stuck, really stuck. Being about a year and half old or so, shes not skinny, poor thing was so wedged that she sounded like she was hissing like a panicked and scared child when I found where she had disappeared to. I thought it weird because normally you can't get a peep out of her. Anyhow when I discovered where she had herself wedged and made skin contact with her, for her own reasons she just stopped hissing altogether and allowed me to get into gear trying to work her out of the spot. She was wedged into her spot tight, took me ten minutes to even try to get her spine untwisted from where her body was wedged and when she was free, instead of running away as most snakes I guess would, she scrambled up my arm and perched herself on my shoulder. It was so cute, like a child wanting consolation for a boo boo.