Stockholm, Karlavägen, 20 December 2010.
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Well, since snakes are ectothermic, I guess Snow Boas just aren't fast enough to catch anything but statues.
Haha, indeed!
Great picture, but isn't that a United States flag in the background?
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I think it's the Polish embassy.