Recently, when some netizens were walking in the countryside, they encountered a poisonous snake fighting with an aunt. I saw the poisonous snake raise its upper body, spit out a letter at the aunt, and hissed sound. The aunt held a dichlorvos watering can in her hand, bent over and sprayed dichlorvos mixture at the snake continuously. One person, one snake, and one stalemate for a while.
After about a few minutes, the viper finally lost its patience. It jerked its head forward and unleashed a final attack at Auntie. Then he fell to the ground, motionless. The aunt quickly moved forward and sprayed the snake's whole body all over the body. The poisonous snake ended this war of people and snakes with poison at his own sacrifice.
Netizens were thrilled when they saw this amazing scene. Some netizens said that the poisonous snake never dreamed that he would be sprayed to death by a troll. The snake said, I'm unwilling, it's so hateful, you troll! Some netizens said that the last thing the snake said was: Today I was sprayed to death by an old woman with a poisonous tongue. Don't like me, but don't squirt me!
Some netizens also expressed sympathy for the death of the poisonous snake. He said that before the snake died, he thought that Lao Tzu had worked as a staff all his life and had never lost. I don't want to die at the hands of the troll mother-in-law in the end. At the time, I thought it smelled weird, but I didn't expect it to smell too much. This mother-in-law is really more poisonous than me! No wonder the ancients said that the mouth of the green bamboo snake and the needle on the tail of the wasp are still self-contained, and they are the most poisonous to women's hearts. Comrades, I'm dead, bye-bye.