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JABJoke: Hahaha…What did you think it was?

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BREAKING NEWS!!!
Just yesterday on BBC discovery, a very dangerous snake had been discovered by some scientists which they claimed was an enhanced one in the world.

According to BBC news, the strange snake keeps on increasing in length by 0.5cm every second where ever it is and it cannot be killed by any weapon unless it bites itself, and dies immediately.
Researchers claim that is the only way it can be killed for now. This is the world most deadly and poisonous snake for ever.
This kind of snake can only be found in Nokia torchlight mobile phone game, snake Xenia.
LOL!!! WHAT DID YOU THINK IT WAS?

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